Stockbridge: Chorus preparing for Christmas concert

Stockbridge Festival Chorus will begin rehearsals on October 5 at the First Congregational Church for its upcoming December 13 performance featuring John Rutter’s “Magnificat.” New singers are welcome to join until October 19, making this a welcoming community tradition. This local choir’s holiday concert promises to bring the festive spirit to Stockbridge this season.

Key Takeaways:

  • Rehearsals commence on October 5 at the First Congregational Church.
  • John Rutter’s “Magnificat” will be the centerpiece of the December 13 concert.
  • New chorus members have until October 19 to join.
  • The event fosters community spirit and local participation.

A Seasonal Prelude

The Stockbridge Festival Chorus is setting the stage for the holiday season by preparing a Christmas concert on December 13. At the heart of the performance will be John Rutter’s celebrated composition, “Magnificat,” a piece known for its uplifting melodies and joyous character.

Rehearsals Begin in October

Beginning on October 5, the chorus will gather at the First Congregational Church in Stockbridge. This milestone marks the start of weeks of vocal practice, where returning singers will be joined by those looking to add their voices to the festive lineup.

Calling All Singers

Community members intrigued by the opportunity to sing are welcome to join rehearsals through October 19. This open-door policy underscores the group’s commitment to inclusivity, giving both seasoned and aspiring vocalists the chance to share in the excitement of preparing for a major holiday event.

Mark Your Calendars

The culmination of these rehearsals will take place on December 13, when the Stockbridge Festival Chorus performs John Rutter’s “Magnificat.” For many in the community, this date is a cherished holiday tradition. From the stirring choral arrangements to the warm camaraderie of local music lovers, the Christmas concert promises a memorable celebration of the season in Stockbridge.

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