Sheboygan Symphony Chorus
Community Voices coming together
During the summer of 1994, Janet L. Herrick, Director Emeritus, then a Professor of Music at Lakeland College, formed a chorus to perform with the Sheboygan Symphony Orchestra. Respected local music educator Frank Berger was selected as Assistant Conductor and Accompanist. They held auditions to find local talent and performed Handel’s Messiah during the 1994 holiday season. To this day, the chorus performs in several concerts per year and is composed of over 80 community voices.
The Chorus has had the opportunity to present some of history’s most respected masterworks and grow in artistry and technique. They have demonstrated talent with moving and expressive singing in varied styles and languages. Their opening performance in the Weill Center, with the exciting finale from Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, was a performance never to be forgotten.
Many superb soloists have emerged from the Chorus and been featured with the Symphony during the regular season as well as Messiah and Summer Pops concerts. Symphony Chorus members have participated in two national honor choirs sponsored by the American Choral Directors’ Association. Symphony singers, carolers and small ensembles drawn from the Chorus have also performed at several Symphony concerts in past seasons and throughout our community.
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