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Welcome to our 38th Season
We’d like to take this opportunity to catch you up on what Ars Nova has been up to so far this season. We opened with a wonderful and celebratory Gala – EARTH SONGS – on September 10 at Lone Hawk Farm. We’ve had a few Galas there and we love the venue; it is a…
Ars Nova Sings About Love… For a Change – A Preview by Marc Shulgold
Marc Shulgold writes about Ars Nova Singers’ STARDUST concerts in his recent preview on theScen3.org. Read about the commissioning project and composer Joel Thompson’s inspiration.
Musical Notes from the Executive Director
by Kimberly Brody A couple of seasons ago, on a cold, snowy February evening, Ars Nova Singers performed one of the most renowned pieces in the choral repertoire, Spem in alium by Thomas Tallis, a composer from the English Renaissance period (c. 1505-1585). This piece is written for eight choirs of 5 parts each, resulting…
Remembering Columbine – Reflections by Artistic Director Tom Morgan
25 years ago, the Columbine school shooting rocked the world. Ars Nova Singers participated in a memorial concert just days after the tragedy. Colorado Public Radio is reprising their hour-long feature “Remembering Columbine Through Music” through the end of this month. The first half hour is the story of “American Elegy.” The second half hour…
Your Health & Ars Nova: What You Need to Know Before You Go
We can’t wait to see you again, and we’ve carefully considered how to make that happen safely. The basics of our Health & Safety policy (adopted September 30, 2021) are outlined below for easy reading and will be updated periodically based on the latest CDC, state, and local recommendations relating to the COVID-19 pandemic. Ticketing…
Song of the Stars – An Interview with Artistic Director Tom Morgan
Former Ars Nova Singers soprano Andrea Weidemann is also the group’s communications coordinator. Currently living in Dallas, Andrea had a chance to catch up with Tom Morgan to learn more about how our upcoming Lost/Found project came to be. Andrea Weidemann: I’m so interested to learn about how and why you chose to program this…
