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Berks Classical Children’s Chorus Newsletter, April 15, 2010 |
in this issuesupport the Chorus
Your support ensures new opportunities for any child who wants to sing, learn and grow! Contribute to the BCCC Annual Do Re Mi Fund that supports general operating expenses to show that you care. Help us buy music, hire skilled directors and accompanists, and keep a visible presence at GoggleWorks and throughout the community. Make your tax-deductible contribution payable to BCCC and mail to: Berks Classical Children’s Chorus, 201 Washington Street, Suite 529, Reading, PA 19601 A young person’s early introduction to choral singing improves his socialization, community involvement, and the development of academic skills. Youngsters who are highly involved in the arts are more likely to be recognized for academic achievement, to be elected to class office, win a school attendance award, to participate in a science and math fair, and to win an award for writing an essay or poem. With your support, the dream for an even stronger, more vital music BCCC education program—that benefits the individual and the community—is within our grasp. upcoming BCCC events
MUSICAL TREATS, Sunday, May 2, 7 p.m. The concert marks the end of the 2009-2010 season and will showcase all four levels of choirs in their finest performance of the year. See and hear how the remarkable BCCC singers progress from the entry level, Training Chorus, through the most advanced level, MasterSingers-and enjoy all the musical treats they will offer! There will be a special guest appearance by Toni Marie Palmertree, a 2000 BCCC graduate and a graduate of The Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore. In August 2010, she will appear in the title role in Bizet’s Carmen with the Berks Opera Workshop. See below for tickets. tickets for season concertsCall 610-898-7664 to place your order for Musical Treats. Order your tickets early to secure the seating section you want! VIP Seating will be in the front center.
BC3 summer sing!Berks Classical Children’s Chorus is pleased to offer BC3 Summer Sing!
BC3 Summer Sing! welcomes any child, with or without musical training. No auditions will be held. The camp is for children who want a fun summer experience with other children who like to sing. The focus will be on choral singing and musical training for young treble voices. BC3 Summer Sing! will combine hard work and hard play! The combination of serious music making and traditional camp activities makes BC3 Summer Sing! a unique summer experience. The camp concludes with a final mini-concert for family and friends Click here for more details. 
Reading Mayor Thomas McMahon visits BC3 Summer Sing 2009. Director Jeffrey Brunner is on far left. Directors Michelle Metz and Alexandra Booth are on far right. auditionsJoin the kids 2010 Auditions will be held in May. Click here for more information. photo album
Jeffrey Brunner, Director of Choristers, conducts the Choristers and Chorale at a performance at Berks Heim, on Saturday, February 20. Click here to view photos taken during the performance by John Rothenberger. |
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