Founded by Allan Robert Petker in 1994 with assistance from Bob Friestad, Consort Chorale is a summer project choir that rehearses weekly in June, July, and August, concluding with an intensive week of nightly rehearsals and culminating in a crowd-pleasing concert. Beginning in 2019, the chorale has included a nationally known conductor to share the podium (Bradley Ellingboe, Jennaya Robison, David Dickau, Brandon Boyd). Our 75-minute concerts end with a wine and cheese reception.
We sing University-level choral repertoire from numerous musical eras is a feature of the chorale’s programming. Choral pieces are a mix of a cappella and accompanied, some with a small chamber orchestra.
More information can be found at https://www.consortchorale.org/sing-with-us/.
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Audition Level:
Mixed
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Dues:
150
Performances Per Year:
1
Experience Required:
We invite singers seeking an advanced ensemble experience to audition for Consort Chorale. Singers should possess classically-based vocal training, choral experience, solid musicianship, and a commitment to artistic excellence.
You can submit an Audition Request Form at any time. Auditions will be scheduled May 1 to May 20. Selected singers will be contacted directly to schedule an interview with the Artistic Director and/or Associate Conductors via Zoom. The audition will consist of a little vocalizing, a short sight-reading piece, and an appropriate solo of your choice (art song or solo from a musical) sung a cappella, and a brief interview. The audition should take 15-20 minutes.
You can submit an Audition Request Form at any time. Auditions will be scheduled May 1 to May 20. Selected singers will be contacted directly to schedule an interview with the Artistic Director and/or Associate Conductors via Zoom. The audition will consist of a little vocalizing, a short sight-reading piece, and an appropriate solo of your choice (art song or solo from a musical) sung a cappella, and a brief interview. The audition should take 15-20 minutes.
Ensemble Size:
40-50