One of the featured works in our Nov. 7 concert is Plain-Chant for America, a collaboration of composer William Grant Still Jr. and poet Katherine Garrison Chapin. The work premiered in October 1941 in a concert at Carnegie Hall. Writing during the Jim Crow era, Still...

The Concert Singers of Cary (CSC) is opening its search for a General Manager to manage all administrative aspects of the Chorus. The Concert Singers of Cary promotes strength, diversity and empowerment by performing high quality music to entertain, inspire and serve...

Concert Singers of Cary is pleased to welcome Lindsey Bruner Woodcock as guest conductor for our first program of the 2023-24 season. Lindsey is Director of Choral Activities and Coordinator of Music Education at Meredith College in Raleigh, where she directs three...

We want to extend heartfelt thanks to all our supporters in the 2022-23 year! Our 31st Season, called "A New Awakening," was a joyful one with a wide variety of music for our patrons and opportunities for our membership to learn and grow. We appreciate the loyal and...

Photograph of Amy Beach from the collections of the Music Division of the Library of Congress.A post by CSC singer Susan Schnurr Our final concert of the season includes the rarely performed The Canticle of the Sun by Amy Beach (1867-1944). This canticle, or song of...

Composer Morton LauridsenA post by CSC singer Melissa Sawyer The Concert Singers of Cary is delighted to be performing Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna at our upcoming concert on April 29! Translating to “eternal light” in Latin, Lux Aeterna is a sweeping musical...