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Cincinnati is truly "The City That Sings"! The May Festival, America's oldest choral festival, has been celebrating singing in our city since 1873 - but our city's choral tradition is now more vibrant than ever. Join us as we talk to the singers, conductors, and administrators that make our city a great place for singing. New episodes available weekly beginning October 15, 2020. Subscribe today and visit us online at www.mayfestival.com for more information.
The name "Sing the Queen City" is used by permission of ArtWorks and Chase Public. Learn more about ArtWorks and their exciting programs at artworkscincinnati.org.
The name "Sing the Queen City" is used by permission of ArtWorks and Chase Public. Learn more about ArtWorks and their exciting programs at artworkscincinnati.org.
Update frequency:
every 8 days
Average audio length:
40 minutes
English
United States
22 episodes
since Sept. 24, 2020
episodic
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On today’s episode, the final episode in our series, we’re celebrating the May Festival, Cincinnati’s oldest cultural organization and a vibrant part of our community since its founding in 1873. Our guests are James Bagwell, the conductor of the May Festival Youth Chorus from 1997 to 2018, and Robe…
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Today we are speaking with Kanniks Kanneswaran, a music composer, conductor, educator, and Director of the Shanti Choir or the Greater Cincinnati Indian Community Choir.
This episode we are talking with Dr. Catherine Roma who's extraordinary career in choral music is a true inspiration.
This week's episode of SING THE QUEEN CITY features two conductors from Korea who now call Cincinnati their home: Sarah Kim, conductor of the Cincinnati Korean American Chorale, and Hyejung Jun, who was previously the May Festival conducting fellow.
February is Black History Month and we are celebrating by drawing your attention to just a few of the many Black and African American choral musicians in our city and the extraordinary art they create all year long. In this episode we are talking with William Henry Caldwell, Conductor of the Cincin…
February is Black History Month and we are celebrating by drawing your attention to just a few of the many Black and African American choral musicians in our city and the extraordinary art they create all year long.
In this episode we are talking with Steve Milloy, Artistic Director of the Cincinna…
We are talking with Jason Alexander Holmes, Artistic Director of the Cincinnati Boychoir. Part of Jason's interview was featured in our first episode with Robyn Lana from Cincinnati Youth Choir. This time we feature his full interview where we talk about the Boychoir, Cincinnati and so much more!
We are speaking with Funmilayo Ajamufua, Programs Coordinator at Bi-Okoto Cultural Center. Their mission is to "preserve, promote and share the rich cultural heritage of Africa and Africans using drums, music, dance, food, languages and other arts." Take a listen and learn about the amazing program…
We are celebrating the impact that singing can have on your life both in good times and in bad. We are speaking with Danielle Cozart Steele, Artistic Director of Cincinnati's Young Professionals Choral Collective and Melissa Haas, singer with Threshold Choir.
We are talking with composer and conductor, Howard Helvey. Though he has called Cincinnati home for more than three decades, his music is sung by choirs all over the world. We chatted about his life as a composer, his fondness for Cincinnati and his hopes for the post-pandemic community of singers.…
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