The Choral Society of Durham has earned a reputation as one of the Southeast’s finest symphonic choruses. The 150-voice mixed chorus includes members from all walks of life, selected by audition from throughout North Carolina’s Triangle area.

Announcing our 2010-11 concert season: •Christmas concert in Duke Chapel, featuring the Saint-Saëns Christmas Oratorio and French carols (Dec. 11 & 12), •Bach cantatas performed by the Chamber Choir and Mallarmé Chamber Players (Feb. 6), •Bruckner’s Mass in E, Hindemith’s Apparebit repentina dies, and Stravinsky’s Symphony of Psalms (Feb. 27), and •Haydn’s Creation Mass and Nielsen’s Springtime in Funen, with the Durham Children’s Choir (May 7). Save the dates! Concert information

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Read a review of our May 2010 performance of Beethoven’s Missa Solemnis on Classical Voice of North Carolina: A Rapturous Experience.

Read a review of our February 2010 performance of the Dvořák Requiem Stunning Music, Stunning Performance on Classical Voice of North Carolina: Stunning Music, Stunning Performance.

Read a review of our February 2010 Chamber Choir Concert with the Mallarmé Chamber Players (Bach Cantatas) on Classical Voice of North Carolina: And a Good Time Was Had by All.

Read a review of our 2009 Christmas Concert on Classical Voice of North Carolina: Music to Warm the Soul.

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