The Song Is Alive Everywhere
A Virtual Festival of Song
July 20-24, 2020
REGISTRATION BUTTON AT THE BOTTOM OF THE PAGE!
Join us for a very special week of connection and inspiration!
Five full days of programming, including performances, workshops, conversations, and sings led by presenters from closeby, and around the world. Including:
Exclusive screenings and discussions of two extraordinary documentary films:
"Robert Shaw: Man of Many Voices," followed by a live panel discussion with Alice Parker, Ann Howard Jones, and Pam Elrod Huffman.
"When I Rise," about the amazing journey of African-American mezzo-soprano Barbara Smith Conrad, featuring a panel discussion with Adrienne Danrich, Pamelya Herndon, Carolyn Good, and filmmakers Don Carleton and Alison Beck.
An interactive concert experience by VOCES8 and Paul Smith, live from London.
A virtual BEER CHOIR event, sponsored by Quarter Celtic Brew Pub.
Interactive singing events led by Ken Medema, Mark Miller, and Benjamin Mertz.
Two live sessions of yoga, led by Kira Rose Harrison.
A special live interview with composer Jocelyn Hagen, about her extraordinary piece The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci.
A conversation with composer Taylor Scott Davis and conductor Barnaby Smith, introducing Davis' Magnificat.
Informative and inspiring sessions by Amy Greer, Bradley Ellingboe, Ingela Onstad, Darci Balkcom, Maria Ellis, and Marques Garrett.
CLICK HERE FOR THE FULL SCHEDULE!
QUINTESSENCE VIRTUAL CHORAL FESTIVAL FAQS
WHO MAY PARTICIPATE? Any person on planet earth.
WHAT TECHNOLOGY DO I NEED IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE?
A computer, access to Zoom, and, ideally, really good internet.
HOW WILL THE SESSIONS BE PRESENTED? Our primary medium will be Zoom Webinar, which allows for live presentations and real-time interaction through chat and Q&A functions. Some sessions will be presented through private YouTube or Vimeo links.
HOW MUCH DOES IT COST? Registration fee is $50 US, or $20 for students.
WHAT DO I GET FOR THAT RIDICULOUSLY REASONABLE REGISTRATION FEE? Access to every session.
WILL SESSIONS BE AVAILABLE TO VIEW AFTER THE FESTIVAL IS OVER?
Yes, some will, for a limited period of time.
IN WHAT TIME ZONE ARE THE EVENTS LISTED IN THE SCHEDULE?
All events are listed in Mountain Daylight Time (MDT).
IS THERE A DRESS CODE?
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