WHAT: Concert and reception with the Bi-Co Haverford Bryn Mawr Chamber Chorus Zullinger received his Masters and Doctoral degrees in conducting from Boston University, where he studied with Ann Howard Jones, Dennis Shrock, and David Hoose. While at Messiah, he studied conducting and voice with Linda Tedford and founded the Messiah College Student Chapter of the American Choral Directors Association. Zullinger graduated from Chambersburg (PA) Area Senior High School and received a Bachelor of Science degree in music education from Messiah College. At URI he conducted the University Chorus, taught aural skills and music appreciation, accompanied voice students, and served as conductor of the Opera Orchestra.ĭr. Zullinger taught for three years at the University of Rhode Island. At UNCSA, he taught courses in conducting and aural skills and conducted the Cantata Singers, an ensemble of vocal performance majors. Zullinger was a member of the faculty at the University of North Carolina School of the Arts. Viva Voce returned to the concert stage in September 2022 with music by Hugo Distler and Heinrich Schutz.įrom 2014 until 2018, Dr. The recording was balloted for a Grammy award and won the Ernest Bacon Prize for American Choral Music Performance in 2021.
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Zullinger formed Viva Voce, a professional choral ensemble to perform and record Curt Cacioppo’s Women of Ancient Greek Myth for Albany Records. Zullinger is the Associate Conductor and Director of Community Engagement for the Singing City Choir of Philadelphia. He was presented with the Innovation in Teaching award by Haverford College in 2021 and served as a Faculty Marshall for the Class of 2022. During his tenure he has premiered six new compositions, conducted numerous performances of lesser-known choral masterpieces, and led concert tours to Boston and Quebec. Through the Bi-College Partnership, he also teaches students from Bryn Mawr College. Nathan Zullinger, conductor is an Assistant Professor at Haverford College, where he conducts the Chorale, the Chamber Singers, supervises private vocal study, and teaches courses in the Department of Music. Maria Dell’Orefice accompanies the ensemble. A set of four pieces will celebrate the choral traditions of Argentina and Venezuela. The concert program for Spring 2023 will include works by Goudimel, Schubert, Elaine Hagenberg, Ned Rorem, Stacey Gibbs, Kenneth Frazelle, and Moses Hogan. The group has also undertaken numerous foreign and domestic tours, including a 2022 tour of Quebec. The Chamber Singers have collaborated with arts organizations and colleges throughout the northeastern United States and frequently explores music from cultures that are not widely represented in the greater choral world. In addition to students majoring in music, the ensemble also attracts students from many other majors who wish to perform challenging choral works in a more intimate setting. The Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges, a mixed choir of 28 voices, perform challenging repertoire ranging from the Renaissance to the present day in a variety of languages and styles. This concert is made possible by generous support from Hugh Rosenbaum ’60. Tickets purchased at the door are CASH ONLY.) (Ticket sales support the Chamber Singers by reducing expenses for current students. TICKETS: $20 general seating $10 for alums graduating in 2013-2023
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