A conductor leads an orchestra in a performance on a wooden stage, with musicians playing various string instruments such as violins, cellos, and double basses. The musicians are seated in a semicircle around the conductor, all dressed in formal black attire.

CSB+SJU Choral Arts Ensemble to perform at Carnegie Hall

The CSB+SJU Choral Arts Ensemble, directed by Dr. Brad Miller, will perform Sunday, April 6, at Carnegie Hall along with choirs from across the country.

The participants will spend five days in the city to prepare for the concerts, including rehearsal and touring New York City.

The Choral Arts Ensemble will have a preview of their Carnegie Hall concert at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 28, at the Great Hall, St. John’s University. Find more information and tickets at csbsju.edu/fine-arts/performances.

To attend the performance in NYC at Carnegie and learn more about the performance head to carnegiehall.org

Interior of a grand concert hall with multiple tiers of ornate balconies and red cushioned seats. The space is well-lit, and a few people are scattered in the upper tiers, giving a sense of scale and opulence.

Why Study Music at CSB & SJU?

Workshops in popular music topics such as song writing and composing for video games.

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Questions?

Olivia Sletteland – Music Department Coordinator

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