The Georgetown Chorale: Welcome!

The Georgetown Chorale is a 60 member singing group that performs classic choral literature with a mix of contemporary literature, opera choruses and show tunes. We invite you to join us. Our mission is to provide for the musical excellence and education of members and give them an opportunity to perform their community service through music. The Chorale meets once a week on Wednesdays and performs a winter holiday concert in December and a benefit concert in April or May.

40th Anniversary Concert for S.O.M.E. on July 1
On July 1, 2009, 7:30 pm, we will perform Henry Mollicone's Beatitude Mass (for the homeless) under the direction of the composer at the Crypt Church of the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception in Washington, D.C. to inaugurate the 40th anniversary of S.O.M.E. (So Others Might Eat). Featured soloists will be Christopher Walker of Los Angeles and Kathryn Hearden of northern Virginia

Advance tickets for preferred seating are no longer available. General admission at door, donations accepted to benefit S.O.M.E. You may also Make a Donation and become a S.O.M.E. sponsor!

Chorale Expands for S.O.M.E. Concert on July 1!

The week of our July 1 concert, composer Henry Mollicone will lead the rehearsal on Monday, June 29 at OLV, and then the dress rehearsal at the national shrine on Tuesday evening, June 30. For the two final rehearsals and the concert itself, our chorale will be joined by thirty-two members of the San Jose Symphonic Choir and of the Monterey Symphony Chorus (both California). You may listen to the work here.

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