AUDITIONS/REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
Voices of Silicon Valley 2015-2016 Season Auditions
Wednesday, September 2nd , 2015, 7-9:30 pm, at our regular rehearsal location at First United Methodist church in downtown San Jose, 24 North 5th Street
San Jose, CA 95112. Individual auditions on other dates/times can be arranged with the director.
All voice parts will be considered. Successful applicants will have a strong background in choral singing, good sight-reading skills, and a sincere interest in a wide range of music from chant to contemporary. An interest in exploring combinations of singing and technology and vocal theater with elements of acting on the stage would also make you a good fit for Voices!
For further information, or to sign up for an audition, please email director Dr. Cyril Deaconoff at show contact info or call show contact info
Visit us at voices-sv.org
Voices of Silicon Valley 2015-2016 CONCERT YEAR
In 2015-2016 we'll be working on 3 concert programs:
1. On Saturday December 19, 2015 we'll present a program with music by Handel, Poulenc, as well as vocal jazz: songs from the rep of Manhattan Transfer and Billy Strayhorn
2. In March of 2016 we'll present an all-Handel program with Coronation Anthem Let Thy Hand Be Strengthened and the Easter portion of Messiah
3. We'll finish our concert year in May of 2016 with an all-French program with music ranging from medieval to contemporary, from Sermisy and Mauchaut to a US premiere of a new work by one of the leading contemporary French composers, Philippe Leroux which combines singing and electronic music.
VOSV rehearse every Wednesday from 7 to 9:30 at First UMC downtown San Jose,
corner of 5th and Santa Clara:
http://sanjosefirst.org/worship/index.html
Parking: The City Employees Parking lot at 75 North 5th street (also half a block from First UMC front door) is free and available in the evenings.
Voices of Silicon Valley is a new choral group specializing in combining vocal sound and video technology. We have two main artistic goals:
1) to find new ways of performing traditional choral music by
combining it with visual and multimedia technology so as to find connection with modern audiences
2) to introduce new works and commissions so as to give a voice to
contemporary composers especially in the Bay Area.