The Sonoma County Choral Society is a university-community partnership based at Sonoma State University. SCCS operates several choral ensembles, presents a full concert series, offers classes and workshops, produces the "Choir Loft" radio show, and much, much more. We invite you to explore and see what we're up to!

--Bob Worth, SCCS Music Director
--Melanie Dodson-Bolin, SCCS President

UPCOMING EVENTS

Midsummer Night Sings

Sonoma County's popular summer choral series, now in its seventh season! Join us in a unique experience of singing great choral works, led by four of the Bay Area’s finest choral conductors.

Each session features a noted conductor working through one or more great works with a group of local singers ranging in size from 60-120 voices.

No advance registration is necessary for the Midsummer Night Sings sessions. Just come on down to have a great time singing! If you have a score for the evening's work, bring it along. Otherwise, you can borrow one of ours. Fees are collected at the door. Snacks and beverages for breaktime are provided.

Don't miss the opportunity to acquaint yourself--or reacquaint yourself-- with these great works.

Wednesdays evenings in July – 7:00-9:45

Guest Conductors:

July 8 - Jeffrey Thomas, Artistic and Music Director, American Bach Soloists
Bach B Minor Mass
July 15 - Bob Worth, Choral Director, Sonoma State University and Santa Rosa Symphony
Mozart Requiem
July 22 - Buddy James, Director of Choral Activities, California State University, East Bay
Beethoven Ninth Symphony, Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms
July 29 - Magen Solomon, Music Director, San Francisco Choral Artists
Handel Messiah

Locations: July 8, 22, and 29: Room 119, Ives Hall, Sonoma State University; July 15: Holy Family Episcopal Church, 1500 East Cotati Avenue, Rohnert Park

No advance registration necessary. $10 per session; $5 students, age 18 and under
$2.50 for parking at SSU; free parking at Holy Family.

Musical scores and refreshments provided.

Tel: (707) 664-4234
Email: sonomachoral@sonoma.edu