The Brandywine Singers are celebrating their 19th concert season and their eighth under the direction of music director Jonathan Kreamer. Since its beginnings in 1993, under the leadership of founder Professor Emerita Lois Williams, the ensemble has presented annual winter and spring concerts of sacred and secular repertoire to audiences in the Delaware Valley. The ensemble made its Philadelphia debut on May 7, 2000 at the Trinity Center for Urban Life.
The group's repertoire includes: Duruflé Requiem; Fauré Requiem; Handel Messiah; Vivaldi Gloria and Beatus Vir; Schubert Mass in G; Brahms Liebeslieder-Walzer; Vaughn Williams Five Mystical Songs; Finzi In Terra Pax and Magnificat; Daniel Pinkham Christmas Cantata; Britten Ceremony of Carols and Hymn to St. Cecilia, Mozart Coronation Mass (K 317), Regina Coeli (K 276), and Requiem (K 626); and the Randall Thompson Alleluia; as well as the Bach Magnificat in D and Orff's Carmina Burana which we presented during our 2008-2009 season.
Season brochure from 2010-2011 Season
Graphic artwork by Justin Maciejewski
The Brandywine Singers is a non-profit choral ensemble based in West Chester, Pennsylvania. We are supported by the generosity of our patrons, local businesses and grants. If you are interested in becoming a patron or are a local business interested in supporting our group, please visit our contact page. |