In honor of Memorial Day, 2021, and our last weeks of this COVID season, we present this installment of our Healing Music for Open Spaces project. Eighty members of the Symphonic Choir sing Samuel Frances Smith's text, "My country, tis of thee, sweet land of liberty, of thee I sing." We hope you enjoy and have a safe and memorable Memorial Day Weekend. www.ncmasterchorale.org

Members of North Carolina Master Chorale bring you Elaine Hagenberg's "You Do Not Walk Alone." This text is an excellent and needed reminder for all of us in these days that can, often, feel lonely.

North Carolina Master Chorale is #proud to support our LGBTQIA community this #pridemonth and every month. Let your troubles melt like lemon drops, and let bluebirds fly with Susan McClaskey Lohr and Stephen Aber. Happy #pride from #ncmc. #piano #pianoduet #overtherainbow #wizardofoz #stephenabermusic www.ncmasterchorale.org 🟥🟧🟨🟩🟦🟪

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

The Symphonic Choir sings Julian Wachner's setting of this familiar carol during NCMC's annual "Joy of the Season" concert.

A composer, conductor, organist, and pianist, Knut Nystedt wrote his "Cry Out and Shout" in 1955. The Norwegian musician wrote this, his most famous work in the United States: "Cry out and shout, ye people of God! The Lord is strength and song! Therefore with joy shall ye draw water from the wells of salvation." 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.

Need a little happy today? Get it from us at the Master Chorale! While you're at it, Accenttchuate the Positive! This Robert Page arrangement will put a smile on your face today 😁 #NCMC#ncmasterchorale #choral #singing

Enjoy this clip from our 2021 [virtual] "Romance in the Air concert." Tickets for the concert can be purchased at www.ncmasterchorale.org, and the concert can be viewed from Friday, February 12 - Friday, February 19. Join us for a little love!