Update

Concert Schedule.
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Spring 2009
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Fall 2008
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| Master Singers of Westchester
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Spring 2009: |
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Cantata 8 -
mvt. 1) Cantata 29 -
mvt. 1 & 2) Cantata 63 -
mvt. 7) |
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Fall
2008:
Careols and songs for the holidays Three Centuries of joyous Music
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Dates
Saturday:
December 6
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8:00pm
Sunday:
December 7
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5:00pm
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Featured Musicians:
Accompanist:
David Baranowski
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Master Singers of Westchester was founded in 1981 by fifteen singers with a desire to perform great choral repetoire with professional orchestra and soloists and to share this quality musical experience within the community.
All singers are accepted without audition. Training in classical and baroque vocal technique is provided at rehearsals. Weekly rehearsals are held at the Fox Lane Middle School on Monday nights during eight months of the year and, in addition, performs on invitation with community, school, and professional choruses and orchestras.
The group's home is Bedford but singers live throughout Westchester and in nearby Connecticut. New singers are welcome. For information, call 914/739-3669.
Master Singers of Westchester is a not-for-profit organization and donations are cheerfully accepted. Make checks payable to M.S.W. Chorus, Inc. and mail to:
Les Robinson Hadsell is the founding Director and Conductor of Master Singers of Westchester.
She is a past Director of the
Taghkanic Chorale and a past Assistant Director of the
Pleasantville Cantata Singers. Ms. Hadsell has studied at the
Oregon Bach Festival with Helmut Rilling, one of the foremost choral conductors of our time. She has also studied with John Nelson, former
Music Director of the Caramoor Center, with
Robert Shaw and at
Westminster Choir College in Princeton.
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Sue Anderson has been the Master Singers Accompanist and Rehearsal Pianist for five seasons now. While our accompanist does not play at most concerts, she is there every Monday, warming the voices up, playing each vocal part as needed, and subbing for the orchestra. The rehearsal pianist must know the piece better than anyone except the conductor.