Yale Schola Cantorum News

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

After two years of pent-up energy building – musical and otherwise – the tour to Germany was keenly appreciated by all who participated.

Yale Schola Cantorum sang a prayer for Ukraine when they heard that several Ukrainian refugees would be in attendance at their concert in Darmstadt.

Yale Schola Cantorum performed their “J.S. Bach: Motets and Songs of Devotion” program, conducted by Masaaki Suzuki.

Yale Schola Cantorumis excited to announce the release of four virtual choir recordings celebrating Holy Week and the beginning of the Easter.

Yale Schola Cantorum has begun the release of a series of video performances in celebration of 2020 Advent and the Christmas season.

Yale Schola Cantorum at Woolsey Hall David Hill, conductor with the Elm City Girls Choir