We’re excited to announce that CCS will be performing on July 2nd, 2021, as part of the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra’s annual concert at Montgomery Park in Montgomery, Ohio. We will be singing God Bless America and America the Beautiful. The BAMSO concert begins at 7:30pm. All of us can’t wait to start singing for you again!
The CCS Board has had to make the painful decision to hold no rehearsals nor performances
until fall 2021 at the earliest.
We know that choral singing is one of the last “old normals” that will be reinstated, and with vaccines for Covid now available to everyone in the US over 16, we are optimistic we could hold a concert in Fall 2021. We are planning toward this end.
THANK YOU to everyone who attended and participated in our November performance of Carmina Burana with the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony, Indian Hill High School Premieres, Pones, Inc, and three amazing soloists: Teresa Perrotta, Soprano, Tyler Johnson, Tenor, and Schyler Vargas, Baritone.
A BIG THANK YOU to our sponsors, Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund of the Greenacres Foundation, and the Ohio Arts Council.
And finally, a GREAT BIG THANK YOU to the individual patrons without whom this concert would not have been possible.
We are already planning our spring 2020 concert, details will be posted here and on our Facebook page in early 2020.
Are you a singer? Looking for a choral group in the Cincinnati area? Come sing with us!
CCS is now auditioning for our 2020 Season! Press the big blue audition button below to tell us about yourself and schedule an audition.
To find out more about the Cincinnati Choral Society, click here.
Cincinnati Choral Society and the Blue Ash/Montgomery Symphony Orchestra present Carl Orff’s Carmina Burana with special guests Pones, Inc and IHHS Premieres.
Saturday Nov 23, 7pm
Indian Hill High School Auditorium
Free Admission/Goodwill Offering
Funding support for this concert is made possible through a generous grant from the Louise Dieterle Nippert Musical Arts Fund of the Greenacres Foundation.
Additional funding was made possible by the Ohio Arts Council.
