 |   Why I sing  Mark Nickel | Tenor In grade school, all my teachers played the piano, so singing was something we did every day. Being old enough for the real children’s choir in fifth grade was an important rite of passage. There were great choirs available through high school, college, grad school, and now here in Providence. Choral singing stays with you — and you with it — if you’re lucky enough to start early. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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“... a dreamy take on ‘Neptune’ ... fades into the distance with the hushed pulsing of an off-stage women’s choir. The women of the Providence Singers did the honors” Channing Gray Providence Journal 19 October 2013 (Holst The Planets)  |
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