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Meridian Singers
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About the Meridian Singers
Meridian Singers is a
mixed classical and madrigal a cappella chorus which is open to all in the MIT
community. The group rehearses on Mondays at the noon hour, hence the name, Meridian
Audio Samples(mp3):
- “Let
Down the Bars, O Death” (4.3MB). Samuel Barber (1910-1981)
- “Fonte Frida” (5.2MB). Anonimo composer from 16th century.
- “Ave Maria” (2.6MB).
Tomas Luis de Victoria (1548-1611).
- “Benedictus” (1.3MB). William Byrd (1543-1623).
- “Der Mensch, vom Weibe geboren” (2.6MB). Johann C. Bach (1642-1703).
- “Cantate Domino” (3.4MB).
Hans Leo Hassler (1564-1612).
Past Concerts:
- 2008 concert A
Spring-into-Summer Noontime Trifle (Director: Andrew Watchorn)
- 2007 concert:
Pre-Solstice Triptych of Song (Director: Andrew Watchorn)
- 2006
concert: music from 1300’ - 1600’ Italy (Director: Laura Doughty)
- 2005
concert: music from 1800’ - 1900’ USA (Director: Laura Doughty)
- 2004 concert: music from 1500’ Spain (Director: Laura Doughty)
- 2003
concert: music from 1590 England (Director: Laura
Doughty)
- 2002
concert: music from 1500’ - 1800’ Germany (Director: Laura Doughty)
Rehearsals:
- Where: Building
13 Room 1143 on the first floor off the large lobby.
- When: every Thursday from noon to 1pm.
- If you are interested in singing with us
come and check us out anytime.
- 2007
rehearsals notes and music scores.
Last Updated Sep
2008