Gund University Organist and Choirmaster Edward E. Jones introduces the upcoming music season for the Harvard University Choir, including a special celebration of Claudio Monteverdi, in honor of the
Each week, we will post music from the Harvard University Choir on our website and social media. Enjoy!
A Concert of American Music to Celebrate the Reopening of Harvard Memorial Church. Howard Hanson (1896-1981): Concerto for Organ, Strings and Harp. Harvard University Choir; Edward Elwyn Jones, conductor. March 5, 2017 at Harvard Memorial Church.
It has been a remarkable year for the Memorial Church, during which the Harvard University Choir has flourished. Due to the renovation project, the Fall Term was spent in diaspora: services and performances were held in a wide variety of venues, each with their own challenges and benefits. The choir and the music program have grown as a result of our peregrinations.
Auditions for the choir were held in the opulent surroundings of the Paine Hall — the music department’s concert hall, named for the first University organist and choirmaster — which became home-base for our weekly rehearsals. Read more about A remarkable year
Harvard University Choir toured the sites of Iceland while performing in Reykjavík in January. This is collection of photos was taken by the members of the choir, including Theodora Mautz, Alice Newkirk, Evelynne Fulda, Micah Walter, Faith Pak and Joey Goodknight. Read more about Notes from Iceland: University Choir tours the land of fire and ice
The March 5th concert features the music of American composers, including a new piece by Carson Cooman, the Research Associate in Music and Composer in Residence.
Congratulations to the Harvard University Choir and to Guest Conductor Barry Rose for a wonderful presentation of the Evensong Service in Appleton Chapel Sunday, Feb. 5, 2017.
Harvard University Choir's 12 Days of Carols: Sussex Carol
Get into the holiday spirit! Starting on Dec. 1 through Dec. 12, the Memorial Church will release a new video every day from last year's 106th Annual Christmas Carol Service.
The Annual Christmas Carol Service, sung by the Harvard University Choir, is America’s oldest carol service. In 1910, the newly appointed University and Choirmaster, Archibald T. Davison, and Plummer Professor of Christian Morals, Edward C. Moore, devised the first annual Christmas Carol Service for Harvard University. The liturgy they prepared has remained virtually unchanged since: three lessons from scripture, interspersed with choral and congregational carols, beginning with “Adeste, fideles” sung in Latin. Over a century later, this service continues to be a cherished part of the festive season for the Harvard and Cambridge communities. Read more about 12 Days of Carols: Day 12
Harvard University Choir's 12 Days of Carols: Blessed Be That Maid Marie. The 106th Annual Christmas Carol Service filmed in December of 2015 at the Harvard Memorial Church.
Get into the holiday spirit! Starting on Dec. 1 through Dec. 12, the Memorial Church will release a new video every day from last year's 106th Annual Christmas Carol Service. Read more about 12 Days of Carols: Day 11
Harvard University Choir's 12 Days of Carols: Stille Nacht! / Silent Night. The 106th Annual Christmas Carol Service filmed in December of 2015 at the Harvard Memorial Church.
Get into the holiday spirit! Starting on Dec. 1 through Dec. 12, the Memorial Church will release a new video every day from last year's 106th Annual Christmas Carol Service. Read more about 12 Days of Carols: Day 10
