Wait List - Chorus Course
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Full course description
Location:
Ybor City Campus
Performing Arts Building (YPAB)
1304 E. 11th Avenue
Tampa, FL 33605
Room: YPAB 132
Days: Tuesday and Thursday
Time: 12:15 PM - 1:45 PM
Start Date: 08/21/23
End Date: 12/12/23
Description: The HCC Concert Choir is a choral ensemble that develops musicianship and provides training in choral singing. This ensemble is open to all and aims to present quality choral literature from all historical periods and genres. Performances are on campus and in the community. Your success is important to Hillsborough Community College and to the community of Tampa. You are a conduit for the arts, to flow from the school to the community.
Course Goals:
The student will:
- Develop skills in the performance of choral literature.
- Continue to develop ear training and sight-singing skills.
- Increase the development of vocal technique and mastery.
Texts and Materials:
- Music Packet and Folder - available during class (return all music at the end of the semester).
- Pencil
Course Requirements: Listening, outside practice by the individual and section, performance, and vocal health.
Instructor: Ruthie Nelson (Voice, Director of Choral Activities) Highly sought after as a soloist and chamber musician, soprano, Ruthie Nelson has captivated critics and audiences alike with her "unerring" performances of concert and operatic literature that "cast a spell of sublime simplicity."
Ms. Nelson has recently delighted audiences in Mendelssohn’s Elijah, Vivaldi's Gloria, Saint Saen's Christmas Oratorio, Handel's Messiah, and the Faure Requiem. Her performance in the Requiem “was the highlight of the Requiem - [and] of the entire concert.” Ms. Nelson was the winner of the 2011 St. Petersburg Opera "Opera Idol" Competition. She was also named the Florida Female Vocalist of the Year by the Florida Federation of Music Clubs in 2006. In May of 2007, Nelson was a member of the women’s quartet credited by the Tampa Tribune as “memorizing” and was a “high point” in the performance of Richard Einhorn’s Voices of Light.
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