Master Chorale of Saddleback Valley launches Spring Season 2017

Master Chorale Launches 2017 Season – Issues Special Call for Singers

Mission Viejo, Calif. (January 1, 2017) – Master Chorale of Saddleback Valley (MCSV) has issued a call for singers for its 2017 concert season, which will feature a presentation of Carl Orff's Carmina Burana at a local venue and culminating in a final performance at New York City's famed Carnegie Hall on May 27, 2017.

Rehearsals take place every Wednesday evening from 7pm to 9pm at St. Margaret's Episcopal in San Juan Capistrano. Singers interested in participating in the Spring cycle should visit the MCSV website at
http://www.masterchorale.org for further details.

“We are delighted at the opportunity to jointly perform the Carmina Burana with Symphony Irvine and Orange Community Master Chorale,” states Charles Stephenson, Artistic Director, “and we're reaching out to experienced singers residing in the Saddleback Valley who might value the artistic experience of singing at such a great venue.”

The Spring Season will also feature a separate performance of MCSV member favorites taking place at Shepherd of the Hills Methodist Church in Mission Viejo on Sunday, March 19th. The concert will
include choral works by John Rutter, Morten Lauridsen, Eric Whitacre, and Samuel Barber.

For the Carnegie performance the Master Chorale joins forces with the Orange Community Master Chorale, directed by Michael Short, and Symphony Irvine, conducted by Dean Anderson, Director of Orchestral
Studies at La Sierra University.

With an active membership of nearly 50 vocalists, Master Chorale of Saddleback provides local vocalists with an opportunity to participate in professional-level choral masterpieces, as well as engage in volunteer service at civic events.

For further information, visit http://www.masterchoralesv.org or email info@masterchoralesv.org.