Season 49, Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
Photo submitted by Pierre Jaubert, 10/17/22
Organized in 1974, the Alamance Chorale celebrates its 49th season of singing and fellowship this year. The Chorale specializes in sacred and classical music, but its repertoire includes selections from Broadway musicals and popular composers. Membership is open to anyone who enjoys singing choral music. Participants are not required to audition. Currently there are approximately 76 singers in the Chorale. The artistic director is Arleen Widerman, a life-long Burlington native who has been involved in the musical life of the community for years. Our accompanist is Nancy McMillan.
UPCOMING CHRISTMAS CONCERT…
Click here for a printable PDF of the two 2022 Christmas performances:
https://alamancechorale.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/AC_Christmas-poster-2022.pdf
(1974 ~ 2022)
49th Season… Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
A Choral Society in Burlington, North Carolina
singing the music, you love!
Alamance Chorale is a non-profit and is
an Associate Member of
The Alamance Arts Council. Organized in 1974.
Fall 2022 – Spring 2023
(1974 – 2023)
Photos submitted by Pierre Jaubert
Alamance Chorale Presents:
Here We Come A-Caroling
Tuesday, December 10, 2019, at 7:30 pm
Graham Presbyterian Church
216 W Harden St, Graham, NC
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Alamance Chorale performed
at Carnegie Hall
By Charity Apple, Follow on twitter: @tnCharityApple
Times-News, Posted Oct 26, 2018 at 7:20 PM
Alamance Chorale performed at Carnegie Hall
By Charity Apple, Follow on twitter: @tnCharityApple
Times-News, Posted Nov 24, 2018 at 1:00 AM
Members of Alamance Chorale
along with Pepper Choplin, seated,
pose for a photo on November 18, 2018.
Photo Submitted to Burlington Times-News.
Source will be quoted when provided as soon as possible.
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The 2017-2018 Alamance Chorale ~ Season 44
(Click to enlarge)
A Season of Hope, Tuesday, December 12, 2017
Arleen Widerman, Director ~ Nancy McMillan, Pianist
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12 Songs Of Christmas, December 13, 2016
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Alamance Chorale rings in another Christmas (Article/LINK)
By Charity Apple / Times-News
Posted Dec. 6, 2015 at 3:00 AM
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“Our Lincoln Center concert was all I had hoped. The choir of 217 came perfectly ready to sing OUR FATHER and we had plenty of time to truly interpret and dramatize the music. A couple of the DCINY staff said, “Wow, they sure are a HAPPY group.” In the last segment of a long rehearsal, I said we would sing the entire cantata all the way through. I winced when I heard a collective sigh until I realized they were excited to do so. What a gift to the composer!
Here is a rehearsal pic taken by Iris Gross Derke.”
~ Pepper Choplin, Composer
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Alamance Chorale Group Photo ~ NYC May 2015
Bob Willson / Special photo to the Times-News
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Alamance Chorale reflects on [New York May 2015] trip
By Charity Apple / Burlington, NC Times-News
Alamance Chorale was invited by the Distinguished Concerts International New York City to perform an original piece, “Our Father: A Journey Through the Lord’s Prayer,” by Pepper Choplin of Raleigh. They were joined onstage by performers from choirs and churches from across North Carolina, numbering more than 200 singers total, as well as DCINY’s 40-piece professional orchestra.
The Chorale spent five days and four nights in New York preparing for the concert. Members traveled on their own by car, airplane or bus.”
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Alamance Chorale Christmas Program
LET THERE BE LIGHT
December 9, 2014
Glen Hope Baptist Church, Burlington, NC
(Photo submitted by Nelson Young, President 2014-2015)
42 years now and counting …
Sweet sounds of Alamance Chorale have been a staple
in this area since 1974
By Charity Apple / Times-News
Published: ACCENT Section E, Sunday, March 2, 2014
at 03:05 AM.
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42nd Season: Fall 2015 – Spring 2016
(1974 ~ 2016)
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Alamance Chorale: Fall 2013 – Spring 2014 Season
Organized in 1974, Alamance Chorale celebrates its 49th year of singing and fellowship in the Burlington-Alamance community (beginning September of 2022). The Chorale specializes in sacred and classical music, but its repertoire includes selections from Broadway musicals and popular composers, traditional folk songs, spirituals, and madrigals. Membership in Alamance Chorale is open to anyone who enjoys singing choral music. The goal of The Chorale is “to provide music appreciation as well as music education to the citizens of Alamance County and surrounding areas.”
Chorale Email Address:
alamancechorale@gmail.com
Associate Member of Alamance County Arts Council and Member of Triangle Sings.
This project was supported by the N.C. Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural & Cultural Resources. www.NCArts.org
Here We Come A-Caroling, 12/10/19, Graham Presbyterian Church…Christmas Concert Photo by: Steve Braswell