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Our music

 

Enjoy selections from recent Fox Valley Festval Chorus concerts.

Requiem Aeternam - from Requiem by John Rutter
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Battle Hymn of the Republic - arr. by P. Wilhousky
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Phantom of the Opera - Andrew Lloyd Webber
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Hallelujah Chorus - from Messiah by G.F. Handel
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Hold Me, Rock Me - a traditional spiritual
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Christmas Cantata - Daniel Pinkham
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A Cohan Salute! - arr. by Don Besig
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Chorus Performs at Lincoln Center

Fox Valley Festival Chorus performs Requiem at Lincoln Center under composer Mark Hayes.
Director McCarthy with composer / conductor Mark Hayes following Lincoln Center performance

On Memorial Day of 2015, members of the Fox Valley Festival Chorus had the honor of performing in Avery Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center in New York City.  Under the baton of esteemed American composer Mark Hayes, the Chorus was selected to participate in the performance of Hayes' Requiem as part of a concert entitled "Life and Remembrance."  Performing at Lincoln Center accompanied by full orchestra was an amazing experience that will be remembered by all who participated.

Director McCarthy with composer / conductor Mark Hayes following Lincoln Center performance

Chorus Performs at Carnegie Hall

Fox Valley Festival Chorus performs John Rutter's Requiem at Carnegie Hall

Members of the Fox Valley Festival Chorus had the honor of performing at New York City's famed Carnegie Hall on Memorial Day 2013.  Music director Mary Beth McCarthy received a formal invitation to perform John Rutter's Requiem under the direction of Rutter himself.  The group joined seven other groups from throughout the country and the New England Symphonic Emsemble on the Perelman Stage in the Isaac Stern Auditorium. This amazing opportunity truly energized the Chorus and we were proud to be part of this special event.

Chorus Records
"In Flanders Fields"

The Fox Valley Festival Chorus released a video recording on YouTube of the famous World
War I poem by John McCrae,
“In Flanders Fields.” The music was written by Geneva composer, Peter Mitchell, and was first publicly performed in 2006. It has since been widely performed in concerts and Memorial Day services. The Chorus was honored to be asked to perform for this official recording.

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