St. Louis Chamber Chorus

The theme for St. Louis Chamber Chorus’ 69th season is “Opposites Attract.”

The Christmas song is composed by London-based composer Kerensa Briggs with lyrics from a poem written by Charles Anthony Silvestri.

The St. Louis Chamber Chorus returns to sing Vivaldi, Monteverdi and more. Artistic Director Philip Barnes discusses its pandemic-inspired “We Are the Music Makers” on “St. Louis on the Air.”

Over the weekend, the St. Louis region lost a beloved champion of its cultural institutions. Sarah Bryan Miller, 68, was the longtime classical music critic for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch. She died early Saturday morning after a long struggle with cancer, one that lasted about a decade. "St. Louis on the Air" spoke earlier this week with several of her friends and also shared music performed by and for her as part of this tribute segment.

“I was stunned. I was gobsmacked. I had never expected anything like this.”That’s how Sarah Bryan Miller, classical music critic for the St. Louis…

While many St. Louis-area residents are accustomed to celebrating Christmas during winter, it’s just the opposite in Australia where it’s summer.On…

The St. Louis Chamber Chorus (SLCC) opens its 2018-2019 season, “States of Being,” with the world premiere of “On Friendship” by Latvian composer Ēriks…

The St. Louis Chamber Chorus' will explore the human condition at a performance commemorating Valentine’s Day. The concert is highlighted by the world…

On Friday’s St. Louis on the Air, host Don Marsh learned more about the Saint Louis Chamber Chorus’ 62nd season, which begins Oct. 1. The first…

The Saint Louis Chamber Chorus continues its 2016-17 season February 12 with a concert at the Karpeles Manuscript Library Museum. The centerpiece of the…