Ars Nova Singers featured in Sharps and Flatirons
Peter Alexander, author of the Sharps and Flatirons blog, included Ars Nova Singers’ opening concerts in his recent post. Read more…
Peter Alexander, author of the Sharps and Flatirons blog, included Ars Nova Singers’ opening concerts in his recent post. Read more…
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.
Originally published by Marc Shulgold for The Scen3: “Ars Nova Sings Together and Apart” Tom Morgan has one goal in mind for the Ars Nova Singers’ upcoming performance on Youtube. “I want our audience to get an Ars Nova experience,” the chamber choir’s director stressed. An admirable goal. And it may happen – but that…
A reflection on the year 2025, from Ars Nova Singers’ Artistic Director Tom Morgan Last February, I was conducting our wonderful singers in the phrase in the title above: a line of poetry by Wallace Stevens, set to music so eloquently by Dominick Argento. We performed Argento’s Peter Quince at the Clavier at two performances…
This next Chain of Inspiration begins with visual artist Claire Ibarra and her photographic work Cloud Dance. Sky moving across water. Color shifting before you can name it. A moment that feels both still and alive at the same time. There’s something quietly spacious in this image. Sky and water seem to meet and trade…
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…