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Welcome to Season 14!
The Strength of Our Bodies; The Return of Our Voices
Season 14
SEASON 14
The Strength of Our Bodies; The Return of Our Voices
Join Choral Chameleon for an epic season full of choral music firsts. In addition to the release of three new albums this season, join us for Au Mouvement in November - an interdisciplinary look at linear composition using gestural movements in the human body. Then, experience healing, calmness, and attunement when the gift of choral music joins forces with certified sound healers to offer the world's first choral sound bath. Rounding off the season is a one-night-only live performance of our newly released album, Deus Ex Machina examining the human condition and the profound influence of messianic figures throughout the ages. Finally, hear at least a dozen brand new choral works cultivated and premiered in just eight days at the free public performance culminating our celebrated Annual Institute in NYC. Subscribe now to support Choral Chameleon and don't miss a moment!
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THE NEWEST ALBUM from Choral Chameleon Chorus is here!
DEUS EX MACHINA - A new album from Choral Chameleon Chorus with Special Guest, Paul Hecht
Choral Chameleon Chorus releases a new album, Deus Ex Machina with two new thought-provoking choral works by composers Dale Trumbore and Rex Isenberg about the state of our world and the human condition! Pre-Order your copy of this long-awaited recording today in the Choral Chameleon Store.
In an effort to bring more secular concert music into the repertoire for choir and organ, composer Dale Trumbore was commissioned (as CC's 2018-2019 Composer-In-Residence) to create her incredible, thought-provoking choral painting: a two-movement work, What Are We Becoming, comprised of poems by Abigail Welhouse and Lynn Ungar. Then, in a 2019 revision of his epic cantata, Messiahs: False and True, (originally commissioned by Cantori New York), composer Rex Isenberg (CC's 16-17 Composer-In-Residence) takes his listeners on a panoramic tour of messianic figures, both sacred and profane, throughout the ages and their powerful influences on massive numbers of people.