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Note: First fall
rehearsal: Sept. 14.
2010 -
2011 Season Preview
Saturday, November 13, 2010, at 7:30 p.m.
Veterans' Day Concert
with The Master Singers of Virginia
Our Savior's Way Lutheran Church
Ashburn, Virginia
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Sunday, December 12, 2010, at 4.00 p.m.
Holiday Concert
featuring Debi Smith, soprano
Thomas Pandolfi, pianist
Providence Presbyterian Church
Fairfax, Virginia
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Sunday, December 19, 2010
(tentative)
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Sunday, March 27, 2011, at 4 p.m.
with Thomas Pandolfi, pianist
Western Presbyterian Church
Washington, D.C.
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Sunday, May 29, 2011, at 5 p.m.
Memorial Day Concert
St. Luke Catholic Church
McLean, Virginia
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Male singers: Looking for a
congenial choral group?
Sit in on a rehearsal and discover what you're missing.
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Joint Concert with
U.S. Army Chorus
May, 2007
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"The chorus sang with vigor, well-blended tone
and fine dynamic
nuance" --
National Gallery Series
Concert, West Garden Court, Dec. 21, 2003
Joseph McLellan, The Washington Post
National
Men's Chorus at Schlesinger Concert Center
November 10, 2002
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they saying about NMC? |
"Good
Art Groups You Might Want to Know About:.....
National Men's Chorus: This polished ensemble puts a lot of
testosterone into its singing. The repertoire is broader than the
usual choral standards -- everything from Russian and Israeli folk songs
to stirring opera choruses. Performances at various
locations..."
Washingtonian, Jan.
2002 |
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"The chorus sang with firm, burnished, superbly blended
tone and a clear, precise diction that any professional opera chorus might
envy."
-- Joseph McLellan
The Washington Post ,
Dec. 11, 2001
FULL
REVIEW |
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National Men's Chorus invites
experienced singers to attend a rehearsal.
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"The
program began with Randall Thompson's "Testament of Freedom,"
sung by Beveridge's National Men's Chorus. This patriotic music is set to
the words of Thomas Jefferson expressing democratic ideals. As a choral
conductor and former singer, the awareness of Beveridge to words and
meaning showed in the magnificent diction of his
singers." The Georgetowner, Nov.
21, 2002 Full Review
The men's chorus sang with a precision that was a joy to hear.
Joseph
McLellan,
The
Washington Post, November 12,
2002
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from
Perfect Pitch, by Joseph McLellan,
a survey of classical music
in the Washington area.
Washingtonian, February, 2003
page
87.
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