Excellence in Choral Singing                               

 

Marina Alexander, Musical & Artistic Director

 

   

 

     

    

 

 

 

     

 

 

 

                                               

                                               

                                               

To Contact Us:
Phone: 732-583-4007
Fax: 732-441-1061
Email:
arcadianchorale@yahoo.com


 

Visit our Recordings page
to order our latest CD - "Requiem" by Guiseppe Verdi
and to hear selections from our  CD "
Power Baroquers"


Classical New Jersey:

"Marina Alexander has brought The Arcadian Chorale to a high   performance level through meticulous preparation….  and intelligence in the interpretations... The polished phrasing and  clear diction of the choir throughout the concert were a testament to  her expertise in choral conducting and her solid musicianship."

 

Asbury Park Press: 

"The Arcadian Chorale...celebrated its 10th Anniversary season... with a   heart- pumping program, titled Anniversary Waltzes.  Alexander is a first-rate conductor, and her leadership shows in the consistently warm and rich sound of the ensemble sharply focused vocal lines and precise  articulation...a highly effective and emotional journey.  The voices here were   confident and soaring..."

classicalsource.com

Re: Carnegie Hall, May 2, 2008]....For Verdi's "Requiem" the smaller   Arcadian Chorale and Richmond choral society [both] trained by Marina  Alexander joined the St. Cecilia Chorus....From the hushed  opening  'Requiem aeternam' it was apparent that a lot of care had gone into   preparing this work. The clarity of diction here and  throughout the work, the  attention paid to detail, greatly enhanced the dramatic impact of the softer  sections, perfectly balancing the visceral effect of the 'Dies Irae' choruses.  Overall, the singing was precise, focused, and well-balanced.

NY Times: "..uniformly solid.."        Classics Today:"..the Arcadian Chorale.. sang with great passion & accuracy


Does singing in a chorus make you healthier?

It appears to. And that's great news for the 29 million adults and children who sing in America's 250,000 professional, community, church, and school choruses, according to figures from Chorus America, a service organization.

It's not clear how much of the health benefit is due to hanging out with other people and how much to the artistic challenge, but a handful of studies suggest that, for whatever mix of reasons, choral singing is good for your health.   Read more of this article from the Boston Globe.


                                               

                                               

                                                

                                                

                                                

                                                

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

       

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