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Entries by Communications Chair
Why I Sing: A Message from the President
December 3, 2019 in President's Message /by Communications ChairDear friends, We close the first half of this season’s concert, Journeys, with one of my favorites: Benjamin Britten’s Hymn to St. Cecilia. My introduction to this piece was also my introduction to choral singing, when I joined the university choir in my first semester of college. I have to confess that I only signed […]
From the Director: Failed Saints
February 1, 2019 in Announcements, From the Director, Music, Performances /by Communications ChairDear friends, Art never exists in a vacuum; it is intimately tied to the human context in which it is made and observed. Choral music only comes into existence through the voices of living, breathing, phonating human beings – in Ensemble Companio’s case, twenty-five highly skilled singers with twenty-five sets of life experiences who converge […]
Failed Saints: A Message from the President
November 2, 2018 in President's Message /by Communications ChairDear friends, On behalf of Ensemble Companio, I hope you are having a wonderful Fall! While you were enjoying the crisp autumn air – and pumpkin spice everything – we began our eighth season with rehearsal retreats in New York and Pennsylvania. We welcomed five new Companios into the fold, and set about the process of […]
From Winter to The Greening: A Message from the President
January 22, 2018 in President's Message /by Communications ChairDear friends, A belated Happy New Year to you all! I hope your 2018 is off to a great start. I have so much excitement and wonder as I pause to reflect upon the year to come with Ensemble Companio! We recently kicked off our first rehearsal of 2018 in the Boston metro area – […]
From the Director: An invitation to The Greening
December 21, 2017 in From the Director, Music, Performances /by Communications ChairDear friends, On this shortest day of the year, it is with great joy that I write to you for the first time – and about the season’s music, no less! Reflecting on repertoire over this past summer, themes of reincarnation kept insistently rising to the surface. This year clearly marks a new beginning for […]
New Beginnings: A message from Ensemble Companio
September 27, 2017 in President's Message /by Communications ChairDear friends, A new season is upon us, and with that, some new faces and new beginnings! My name is Mikey Steiger, and after four seasons of singing in the tenor section, I am joining the Board as the third President of Ensemble Companio (I’ll still moonlight as a tenor […]
Introducing Our New Artistic Director: A Special Message from the President
July 14, 2017 in Announcements, President's Message /by Communications ChairDear Friends, I hope you are all doing well, and enjoying time outside in the gorgeous warm weather we’re having! It gives me great pleasure to announce that Ensemble Companio has chosen Erik Peregrine as our new Artistic Director. In his own words: I am overjoyed to be joining the Ensemble Companio family and to […]
Throwback Thursday with our President
October 1, 2015 in President's Message /by Communications ChairDear Friends and Family, Ensemble Companio is now excitedly looking forward to our fifth season. In the spirit of a “Throwback Thursday,” we wanted to thank you for all you did to make our fourth season so wonderful. Thank you for supporting Ensemble Companio through a very successful 2015 concert season! The text from Duruflé’s […]
Announcing our new Assistant Conductor: Michael Weinberg!
September 22, 2015 in Announcements /by Communications ChairWe are very excited to welcome Michael Weinberg to Ensemble Companio as our first Assistant Conductor. As we begin our fifth season and we continue to grow in many ways, we are elated to be able to add this role to our musical staff, alongside Artistic Director Joseph Gregorio and Vocal Coach Julie Gregorio. Originally from […]