CADENCE is our monthly newsletter about CSC performances and activities, and ways you can support our work to bring beautiful and engaging choral music to the Triangle.Read the March 2026 edition to learn more about these topics: Welcoming our new Co-Artistic...
ENCORE! Help Us Sing for 35 More
The curtain has risen on our most exciting annual campaign yet! For 35 incredible years, we've been making music together – creating harmony, building community, and touching lives through the power of song. From our very first note to the standing ovations we've...
Something Wicked This Way Comes!
Join us for our first concert of our 35th season: Something Wicked This Way Comes at 8pm on Nov 1st at the Cary Arts Center (101 Dry Ave).Get your tickets to this haunting and spine-tingling concert before they sell out!The program includes the Witches’ Scene from...
Concert Singers of Cary Select Adwita Arvind as Winner of Fuller Blunt Memorial Scholarship
We are pleased to announce that Adwita Arvind is the 2025 winner of the Fuller Blunt Memorial Scholarship. Adwita is a 2025 graduate of Green Level High School in Cary. Adwita excels as a musician, actor, and student, and will be attending the University of Maryland -...
Coming up: a concert that will move and inspire you
Our final concert of the 2024-25 season promises to touch and inspire you, featuring works by modern composers that address common issues in our human journey: aging and loss, growth and aspiration, the importance of community, and the vastness of the ocean and the...
CSC performance with the DSO focuses on grief and resilience
CSC and NC Central singers rehearse with the Durham Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of William Henry Curry (far right). Photo credit Travis Long, tlong@newsobserver.com.CSC’s Symphonic Choir was honored to take part in the Durham Symphony Orchestra's program...
