Washington Master Chorale Inc.
Washington Master Chorale Inc.
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About this organization
Mission
WMC advances American choral excellence by combining skilled vocal artistry with superior choral literature, contributing to the choral canon by commissioning high-caliber choral compositions from leading American composers, and presenting choral works in the context of their culture and time.
About
During the 2014-2015 season, the Washington Master Chorale presented three concerts for a total of four performances. Concerts were well-attended reaching more than 1400 patrons. Concert repertoire included both classical and modern works. Highlights of the season included: a celebration of the life and work of Leonard Bernstein; a world premiere which fulfilled the WMC's mission of broadening the choral canon; performance of a major choral work on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of its creation (Sergei Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil); pre-concert lectures commensurate with WMC's mission to present choral music in the context of its cultural time; and WMC's first performances with the National Symphony Orchestra.