Written by Richard Knox Hope is the theme of the New Hampshire Master Chorale’s spring concerts, on June 15 in Concord and June 16 in...

It’s astonishing that we’re still considering Matthew Shepard two decades after his murder at the hands of two young men who hated him...

“Here We Are, 20 Years Later” Less than two months after Matthew Shepard died, on what would have been his 22nd birthday, his parents...

The New Hampshire State Council on the Arts has awarded a $4,500 grant to the New Hampshire Master Chorale to support three November...

A Meditation on Time and Human Existence Time is the ocean we all swim in…infinite, invisible as air. We spend lifetimes trying to find...

It begins with one A hundred A thousand A hundred thousand A million. A multitude of murmuring birds flying together A savant wave of...

We are very excited to be performing the “The Heart of the Singer” at First Congregational Church, 177 North Main Street, Concord on...

The Heart of the Singer: A Contemporary Lament And the Redeeming Power of Music By Richard Knox Master Chorale devotees won’t be...

The theme of this fall’s New Hampshire Master Chorale two-concert series is “The Heart of the Singer.” That’s also the title of the...

The New Hampshire Master Chorale’s spring concerts, on June 17 in Concord and June 18 in Plymouth, embrace life’s gamut. The program,...

Boston-based composer Oliver Caplan chose three poems of Ruth Kessler’s for his new choral work, Eve Absinthe Alice, commissioned by the...

The three poems set by composer Oliver Caplan as Eve, Absinthe, Alice - commissioned by the New Hampshire Master Chorale and to be...

The opening program of the New Hampshire Master Chorale’s 14th season is all about women. There are choral settings of poems written from...