JOIN US DECEMBER 10TH!
Sweet Was the Song
Sunday, December 10 | 3 pm
St Ann’s Catholic Church
Sunday, December 10 | 3 pm
St Ann’s Catholic Church
A treasured holiday tradition of seasonal choral music!
This year we will feature rarely heard old English and American carols, the Washington premiere of Japanese American composer Riley Ferretti’s stunning new work Dona Nobis Pacem, along with holiday favorites and audience caroling with trumpet, organ and timpani.
This year we will feature rarely heard old English and American carols, the Washington premiere of Japanese American composer Riley Ferretti’s stunning new work Dona Nobis Pacem, along with holiday favorites and audience caroling with trumpet, organ and timpani.
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NEWS & NOTES
MASON BYNES ANNOUNCED AS THE INAUGURAL WINNER OF THE FLORENCE PRICE COMMISSION COMPETITION
Mason Bynes is a Boston-based composer, vocalist, and multimedia artist who strives to bridge the gap between genre and sound in order to bring listeners together. Her passion and musical curiosity have sparked a variety of commissions with various ensembles and artists, including The Westerlies and Festival of New Trumpet Music, the National Association of Teachers of Singing, WyndSync, Ex-Aequo, Boston Art Song Society, Bass Players for Black Composers, and New York's Parlando Chamber Orchestra.
Recently, her music has been featured with the North End Music & Performing Arts Center, BBC Radio 3, the International Society of Bassists, Dallas Opera, The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, and Fort Worth Opera, among others. She has also appeared in interviews with CBS, NBC-DFW, and Fox 4 News. She currently serves on the film/TV composition team at Raging Cloud Studios, and she also works as a Career Services Advisor at Berklee College of Music.
Mason is looking forward to future collaborations with the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, The Concord Music Band, and Emmanuel Music. She is thrilled to present her music at the 25th Anniversary African American Art Song Alliance Conference in Irvine, California, later this year. Additionally, Mason is looking forward to the release of her compositions on a variety of albums with Ex-Aequo, The Westerlies, and local artists in the Boston area.
Recently, her music has been featured with the North End Music & Performing Arts Center, BBC Radio 3, the International Society of Bassists, Dallas Opera, The National Youth Orchestra of Great Britain, and Fort Worth Opera, among others. She has also appeared in interviews with CBS, NBC-DFW, and Fox 4 News. She currently serves on the film/TV composition team at Raging Cloud Studios, and she also works as a Career Services Advisor at Berklee College of Music.
Mason is looking forward to future collaborations with the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, The Concord Music Band, and Emmanuel Music. She is thrilled to present her music at the 25th Anniversary African American Art Song Alliance Conference in Irvine, California, later this year. Additionally, Mason is looking forward to the release of her compositions on a variety of albums with Ex-Aequo, The Westerlies, and local artists in the Boston area.
ABOUT US
Founded in 2009, the Washington Master Chorale is a vibrant professional and volunteer chorus that performs accompanied choral repertoire from the 19th century onward, with a particular emphasis on music of the 20th and 21st centuries. Through its live performances, commissions, recordings, and interdisciplinary collaborations, WMC has enhanced the cultural literacy of the community it serves and advanced the art of choral music as a contemporary American art form. Click to learn more!
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The Washington Master Chorale relies on the generous support of patrons and donors to ensure the success of our current season and beyond. Please consider making a donation today in order to help us fulfill our commitment to bringing choral artistry and excellence to our community.
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