Yale Schola Cantorum News

In his first concert as interim conductor of Yale Schola Cantorum, Stefan Parkman will present a concert of early music on Sunday, Sept. 24.

From August 27–August 31 and September 4-5, 2024, the ISM will hold auditions for its 2024-25 season choral concert season. 

In June, Yale Schola Cantorum completed a two-week tour of the U.K. with Juilliard415, bringing Bach’s magnificent B Minor Mass to six cities.

Eliana Barwinski M.A.R. Religion and Music ’25 is one of the members of Yale Schola Cantorum, talks about what the B Minor Mass means to her.

From May 28-June 6, Yale Schola Cantorum will tour the United Kingdom with Juilliard415 performing Bach’s Mass in B Minor.

The ISM celebrated its 50th anniversary on April 27 with a glittering performance of Bach’s Mass in B Minor.

David Hill’s final concert on campus will be Bach’s Mass in B Minor followed by a ten-day U.K. tour with Schola Cantorum.

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Stefan Parkman for the 2024-2025 academic year.

The work is typically performed by massed choirs and large orchestra, but this new version is scored for string orchestra, organ, harp, and timpani, b

Tawnie Olson A.D. ’00 says it was “a thrill” to hear Yale Schola Cantorum perform her carol “I Saw a Stable” in Woolsey Hall.

In his final Christmas concert at Yale, David Hill has chosen several works from Carols for Choirs 6 which he compiled with Bob Chilcott.

The program included In the Land of Uz by Judith Weir, a dramatised reading of the biblical book of Job in the musical form of a cantata, or short