Choral Stream

Kristina Boerger is the new director of the Augsburg Choir. In this week's Regional Spotlight is a performance of "O Magnum Mysterium," by contemporary Dutch composer Huub de Lange.

The Land of 10 Thousand Choirs segment of this month's Voices of Spring feature continues with a performance of the "In Paradisum" from the Requiem by contemporary British composer Karl Jenkins.

The Choral Arts Ensemble in Rochester is directed by Rick Kvam. From a recent program titled "Heartland," it performs Eric Whitacre's haunting and mysterious "Water Night."

The Treble Singers, directed by Philip Brown, were recently invited to sing at the American Choral Directors of America convention in Kansas City. They perform Minnesota composer Jocelyn Hagen's "Starting Now."

Bring the Sing returned to Duluth on March 23 for a celebration of community through song. Check out the recording as well as our gallery of photos from the event.

When it comes to choral music, are you more Bach or PDQ Bach? Find out which great choral work best fits your personality with our fun quiz!

Every Christmas Eve, millions of people worldwide listen to 'A Festival of Nine Lessons and Carols' featuring the ethereal sounds of the Choir of King's College, Cambridge. Now you can listen to the choir's recent concert at the Cathedral of St. Paul, as captured by Classical MPR, and explore our photo gallery of the event.

This past Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend, Bring the Sing returned to Rochester for an event that celebrated and honored the civil-rights icon. Listen to the audio and check out the photos from that event.

The 65-member Apollo Club of Minneapolis is gearing up for its 125th anniversary in 2020. And, just as it was in 1895, the chorus still is an all-guy thing.

Hailed by Leonard Bernstein as "the world's greatest choral conductor," Joseph Flummerfelt has died at 82. Classical host Lynne Warfel reflects on performing with the choral master and his accomplishments as a Grammy winner, educator, conductor and arranger.