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- EIN 94-3259903
- (916) 536-9065
- 4025A Bridge Street Fair Oaks CA 95628 USA
- www.sacramentochoral.org
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Causes: Arts & Culture, Arts, Culture & Humanities, Arts Education, Music, Singing & Choral Groups
Mission: To provide a variety of symphonic choral music experiences for the education and enrichment of the community.
Programs: The 2016-2017 season was capped by an international tour to latvia, estonia and finland with an optional extension to st. Petersburg, russia in late june/early july 2017.
wells fargo home for the holidays, december 10 2016 memorial auditorium sacramentosome 3000 patrons joined us at the huge memorial auditorium to celebrate the season. We added a second performance a 2 pm matinee. This was a real crowd pleaser. The large 150-member scso chorus was joined by the 40-voice sacramento childrens chorus lynn stevens, conductor, our 50 member professional orchestra, baritone matt hanscom santa claus, a womens barbershop quartet and puppets from green valley theater all conducted by donald kendrick. The amazing audience singalong lifted the roof off of memorial auditorium and it was our pleasure to have 200 veterans as our guests (with their families) and young children with their supervisors from st. Johns program for real change we once again participated in the u. S. Marines toys for tots program at the door. Attendees bought new and unwrapped gifts for underprivileged children.
the music of downton abbey march 18, 2017 sacramento community center theater1800 arts supporters joined us at this concert featuring music from the popular tv series by emmy award-winning composer john lunn. Their families. Attendees absolutely love the projected super title translations that we provided for this performance. The chorus members dressed in period costumes and we even had the downton dog on stage for awhile. Large images of the period projected on the screen above the chorus added a great dimension to the evening. Soprano carrie hennessey and baritone kevin doherty added great value to the evening. Narrators alison gilbreath and elizabeth anne springett recounted stories of the period that enhanced the event. The attendees got to sing a long and even waved the union jack at the end of the concert.