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University Choir
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University Choir
DU Chamber Singers
1997–2002
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University Choir
University choir is a choral tradition centered on ensembles affiliated with universities and colleges. These groups typically perform sacred and secular repertoire spanning medieval and Renaissance polyphony, Baroque and Classical anthems, Romantic part-songs, and contemporary choral works. They are characterized by polished ensemble blend, disciplined diction, and educational purpose. Many university choirs serve liturgical roles in collegiate chapels, mount concert seasons, commission new music, and produce recordings (notably annual carol services). Typical voicings include SATB mixed chorus, TTBB glee-club style, and SSA treble ensembles, often accompanied by organ or performed a cappella.
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2002
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In Celebration (Part 2)
DU Chamber Singers
University Choir
1999
1
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Sing a Mighty Song (Part 1)
DU Chamber Singers
University Choir
1998
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Need A Little Christmas
DU Chamber Singers
University Choir
1997
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My Song in the Night
DU Chamber Singers
University Choir
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