Considered to be the premier choir for boys in the United States, the American Boychoir has over 45 commercial recordings and is regularly asked to perform with various prestigious ensembles and performers throughout the country, including the Boston Symphony Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the New York Philharmonic, and with James Levine at the Tanglewood Music Festival. The choir regularly tours around the country and, in the summer, around the Princeton …more…

The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra traces its roots back to the mid 1800s, when the first classical music ensembles were forming in the Newark area. Today, NJSO is a thriving cultural institution with numerous concerts throughout its season, as well as radio broadcasts and an active educational outreach program. The orchestra is headed by music director Jacques Lacombe and conductor laureate Neeme Järvi. The …more…

Since its founding in 1979, the primary mission of Princeton Pro Musica has been to bring performances of major choral works, especially those with orchestra, to the New Jersey area. The choir, which consists of 100 singers, includes both volunteer and professional singers. A dedication to collaboration has led to a number of exciting performances with orchestras all around the East, as well as opera …more…

Considered to be among the best professional choral ensembles in the country, The Princeton Singers have built their reputation on excellence in sound and a dedication to exciting and innovative programming. The singers are led by composer-conductor Steven Sametz, a highly respected figure in the contemporary choral arts scene, who has considerably expanded the group’s repertoire to include gospel, jazz, and popular music. The …more…