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Collegium Cantorum ("A Company of Singers") Timothy Kendall, Music Director Elizabeth Pontiff, Associate Conductor Collegium Cantorum specializes in "large forms for small choirs", and draws most of its repertory from the masterworks of medieval and Renaissance Europe. Its performances, generally open to the public free of charge, are presented under the auspices of Cantare, Inc., a small, tax-exempt, not-for-profit organization. We gratefully acknowledge the assistance of The D.C. Chapter of the American Guild of Organists The Arlington Community Church "The List" of Early Music Vocal Ensembles Saint Dunstan's Episcopal Church |
Next Performance (Rescheduled after the Massive Snows of February) Massive Music a concert of large-scale masterworks of sacred polyphony from the English Renaissance featuring music by John Nesbett (fl. c. 1480), Nicholas Huchyn (fl. c. 1480), Thomas Tallis (c. 1505 - 1585), and the ever-popular Anonymous (fl. c. 1440) (Part II of our occasional series "Complete Surviving Works")
Admission is Free. Inappropriate for small children; school-age children welcome. In case of severe weather, civic emergency, etc., please check this page for announcements of cancellation or postponement. |