“We all have a passion for choral music and want to share it with the community.”
-Robert Pritchard, Director
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About Us
Founded in 2002, Renaissance is a select group of about three dozen singers committed to presenting high-quality choral music to Charlotte and the surrounding region. The group sings short-form classical music from all periods and genres.
We invite you to join us for our 2014-2015 season as we again draw from the vast treasure of great choral literature. Our trio of concerts spans more than 500 years of music written for the choral instrument, and there will be music to please every palate. As always, our aim is to present to the Charlotte region the very best choral literature performed to an exacting standard. If you love the sound of voices lifted in beautiful harmony, come and join our musical journey and let the music take you to a place you otherwise could not go. We do it LIVE!
Our next concert:
| Christmas in the City We will once again celebrate the season with and evening filled with Yuletide favorites including O Magnum Mysterium by Lauridsen, Wassail Song of Gloucestershire arr. by Ralph Vaughan Williams, Noel We Sing by Louis-Claude Daquin and Tomorrow Shall be my Dancing Day by John Gardner, in addition to works by Bach, Rutter and Goldschmidt. We will again invite you to join your voices with ours as great carols lift spirits and warm our hearts. Saturday, Dec. 20, 2014 • 8 pm Episcopal Church of the Holy Comforter 2701 Park Rd. • Charlotte, N.C. Sunday, Dec. 21, 2014 • 4pm Unity Presbyterian Church 303 Tom Hall St. • Fort Mill, SC |
| Tickets prices are $20 (adult), $15 (senior) and $15 (student) and can be purchased from members of Renaissance. Reservations can be made by emailing tickets@singers-renaissance.org or by calling 803•366•1902. (No ticket required for Fort Mill concert, donation accepted.) |
Renaissance at Duke Chapel, 2014
In the video clip below, Renaissance sings the anthem For Lo, I Raise Up by Charles Villiers Stanford during Duke Chapel’s Sunday service Oct. 12, 2014, in Durham, N.C. For the the rest of the music Renaissance sang during this service, including the service’s prelude music, you can click here.