Purchase tickets for Joy of the Season on our website: www.ncmasterchorale.org This year, ticketholders have the luxury of "attending" a concert late or hearing it over and over again. Once you receive your streaming concert link, it will be accessible for unlimited views until noon, December 31.  If you have any questions, visit ncmasterchorale.org/streaming or email stephen@ncmasterchorale.org

Hear the final installment in our Healing Music for Open Spaces. To hear other pieces in this project, visit www.ncmasterchorale.org/healing. This Bach tune is arranged by Robert DeCormier and features 80 singers from the Symphonic Choir, masked and socially distanced in two groups, recording in the South Street Garage in downtown Raleigh. www.ncmasterchorale.org

By Michael John Trotta: Behold, how good, Behold, how wonderful, Behold, how pleasant to dwell in harmony. From one is made every nation, To live on all the earth. In one we move and have our being, our life, our strength. Behold, how good. Behold. --- Eighty singers from North Carolina Master Chorale's Symphonic Choir gathered (in two groups) in the South Street Parking Garage in Downtown Raleigh for this third installment of our Healing Music for Open Spaces project.

Eighty singers from North Carolina Master Chorale's Symphonic Choir gather in open spaces to perform Russell Robinson's arrangement of "How Can I Keep from Singing." Open Spaces for this project included Lichtin Plaza, Raleigh Little Theatre, and the South Street Parking Garage in downtown Raleigh. This project was partially funded by the City of Raleigh Arts Council, the North Carolina Arts Council, the John William Pope Foundation, and Skinner / Farlow / Kirwan Architecture. www.ncmasterchorale.org

The first piece from our Healing Music for Open Spaces project is just in time for Christmas! Tickets are now on sale for our Messiah Together concert and Joy of the Season. www.ncmasterchorale.org

Eight singers from North Carolina Master Chorale present L Casebolt's "I've Got a River of Life," recorded at Hayes Barton UMC in Raleigh, NC. www.ncmasterchorale.org Alfred E. Sturgis, Music Director

Join Al Sturgis and Chris Kastner for a conversation with Susan Baldwin about our plans for fall 2020. If you haven't seen the videos we referenced, be sure to visit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zpab7eB5G6I https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3i5Tn1eIvI And visit our website for more information: www.ncmasterchorale.org

Eight singers from North Carolina Master Chorale present Stephen Paulus' "The Road Home," recorded at Hayes Barton UMC in Raleigh, NC. www.ncmasterchorale.org Alfred E. Sturgis, Music Director

We stand with and voice our support for the inalienable rights of all individuals regardless of race, culture, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, or disability. In our second virtual choir production, members of the Symphonic Choir present this Bach tune, adapted by Robert DeCormier, with text by Tom Glazer and Pete Seeger. Support NCMC: https://secure.lglforms.com/form_engine/s/x0TKvmPIikjm-ULfEWjrWQ