At the London premiere of Handel's Messiah  on March 23, 1743, King George II was so moved by the music that he rose to his feet at the...

A highlight of our November concert BORN OF LIGHT, this work was commissioned in 2018 by Dr. Anthony Trecek-King, who requested a song...

Cat Monfette has been a mentor and teaching assistant for the Rhode Island Children’s Chorus for the past 16 years, after joining as a...

The Providence Singers will perform with harpist Hyunjung Choi for the concert BORN OF LIGHT on November 9-10. A native of Seoul Korea,...

A Ceremony of Carols is an 11-movement work by the British composer Benjamin Britten (1913-76). Britten wrote Ceremony during March...

The Providence Singers is thrilled to award a Fassett Fellowship to Jasmine Bright, Alto, who was a member and soloist with our...

“I spent almost the whole year writing 12-tone music and even more experimental stuff ... but after about six months of work I threw it...

Soprano Camila Brito is a Rhode Island native with a passion for the musical arts. She has been a singer and trumpet player since...

“The essence of tragedy is inevitability.” --Professor Frank Bryant, “Educating Rite” (1983) The opera Carmen is widely regarded as the...

The “Chorus of the Wedding Guests” is a wonderful, nuanced musical moment from Gaetano Donizetti’s opera Lucia di Lammermoor. Composed in...

If you're over 50 (okay, over 60...) your early experiences with classical music probably included Bugs Bunny. For those who aren't...

One of my favorite words is bochord, an Old English word for library, which literally means "book hoard." Since I've always viewed...

On March 9, 2024, the Providence Singers will host a pre-concert networking event. Doors open at 6:30, so please plan to come early to...

We're thrilled to share that Rhode Island's own Joe Wilson Jr. will be featured in our upcoming performance of Considering Matthew...

The Rhode Island Gay Men's Chorus will take the stage at 7:00pm on March 9 to sing four selections, including a song composed by artistic...

Artistic Director Christine Noel was interviewed for an article in this month's Motif Magazine. Here's a link for those who would like...

The Providence Singers gratefully acknowledge a grant of $2,500 from the Providence Tourism Council to support the March 9, 2024...

At the London premiere of Handel's Messiah on March 23, 1743, King George II was so moved by the music that he rose to his feet at the...

On November 18 and 19, the 85-voice Providence Singers will present the Rachmaninoff Vespers for the third time in our 53-year history....

The Providence Singers invite the community to join us on Tuesday, May 14 as we sing through Mozart's Requiem under the direction of...