GRINNELL SINGERS
Philip Cave, director

Past Concert Photos

Over the last decade, the Grinnell Singers have distinguished themselves as an ensemble that performs innovative and adventurous repertoire from a wide variety of choral traditions. Their concerts have included monumental works such as Tallis’s Gaude Gloriosa, and his 40-part motet, Spem in alium, Martin’s Mass for double Chorus, Barber’s Agnus Dei, Handel’s Dixit Dominus, Britten’s War Requiem, and both Rachmaninov’s Divine Liturgy and his All-Night Vigil. In the last three years, they have premiered eleven choral works. In 2006, they premiered an extended unaccompanied work by the 2005 Pulitzer Award winner, Steven Stucky. The Grinnell Singers received a grant from the Meet the Composers foundation for this commission, in a consortium that includes the Kansas City Chorale, the Phoenix Bach Choir, and the Seattle Pro Musica.