Moonswept: A Musical Journey
We are thrilled to be premiering Moonswept by our own Sam Henderson, tenor, Production Assistant, and member of the Ensemble Singers.
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Ars Nova Singers: 40 Years of Music Beyond Words
(This article originally appeared in the Boulder Daily Camera on Sunday, August 31) Q & A with Ars Nova’s Visionary Artistic Director, Tom Morgan Tom Morgan, on the top of Colorado’s highest summit, Mount Elbert. The co-founder and Artistic Director of Ars Nova Singers reflects on four decades of music and leading one of the…
Ars Nova Singers, Guitarist Spera Will Present ‘Postcards to the Future’
Originally published on the “Sharps and Flatirons” blog by Peter Alexander, May 23, 2022 Concerts June 3–5 feature new work by Theofanidis and Pizzetti’s 1922 Requiem Guitarist and CU music professor Nicolò Spera was shocked by things going on the U.S. after the death of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. He wanted to respond in…
Not the start to 2022 we had hoped for…
In late December the Ars Nova board of directors, in consultation with the singers, decided to pause our in-person activities at least through the month of January. The Omicron variant has created an unprecedented surge in case rates around the world and here in Colorado. Breakthrough cases are occurring with greater frequency in those who…
Nuance and Connection
Artistic Director Tom Morgan reflects on Ars Nova’s recent collaboration with Apollo5 On October 23 and 24, we hosted the exceptional English vocal ensemble Apollo5. The events of our 36 hours with these amazing musicians included a combined rehearsal with our two ensembles, an energetic 1.5 hour workshop with over 300 students from five area…
This Season, Ars Nova Has It “Made”
Originally published by Marc Shulgold via The Scen3. “We live in unusual times,” Tom Morgan observed, quietly stating the obvious. As the founder and longtime music director of the Ars Nova Singers, the 59-year-old conductor has spent much of the past year keeping his group together while nimbly navigating through the ups and (mostly) downs…
