Were you there for the recent Inform and Inspire event? If you missed it, let me tell you it was the best one yet. Silo Hill was all decked out with gigantic mums, pumpkins, fall floral arrangements, and elegant table displays. As we approached, the gorgeous sound of Jazz met the guests. The cheer of
We have so many wonderful things in store for our choral community during this upcoming season! Click HERE to see it all!
What an amazing year! We loved singing and serving together and can’t wait to start again next fall! Click HERE to see a SLIDESHOW of our 2023-2024 year!
The Chariot Jubilee was a wonderful success. Special thanks to our guest conductors Stephen Holmes (Artistic Director, The Maryland State Boychoir) and Heidi Ackerman (Artistic Director, The Frederick Chorale). Collaborating with the singers of The Frederick Chorale allowed Deer Creek Chorale members to learn in new ways and broaden musical friendships. This was an
Join Deer Creek Youth Choir for an evening of beautiful music as we celebrate “All Creatures Great and Small” through song. Saturday, May 11th, 7pm Chestnut Grove Presbyterian Church, 3701 Sweet Air Road, Phoenix, MD Tickets: Adults $12, Children $8 Grab your tickets here –> Ticketing by Chorus Connection Programs supported in part
What a wonderful celebration of community and singing! Though the weather outside was gloomy all day, the atmosphere inside Church of the Resurrection on March 9, 2024 for the With One Voice Choral Festival was uplifting and encouraging. The day began with collaborative warmups, followed by separate group rehearsals and then a group sing rehearsal
Love is a many-faceted subject, and on Saturday night I had the pleasure of exploring its many meanings with a few beloved members of my choral family at the beautiful Manor Mill. Through two hours of chorus and conversation, my musical comrades and I reveled in the many forms love can take in our lives.
A reminder of why we do what we do! Click HERE to view “Choir: The Core of Who We Are.”
Rejoice! A Community Musical Celebration was held on Sunday, December 10th at St. Matthew’s Lutheran Church in Bel Air. The afternoon concert brought together musical organizations from across Harford County for a time of joyful performances highlighting the holiday season. Dr. Bob Willenbrink, Executive Director of the Maryland Center for the Arts said “The Maryland
I was supposed to be on stage – SINGING! But the voice wasn’t ready, so I sat with my good friend in the audience and listened. After the first piece – a performance of Robert Cohen’s “Fabric of Gratitude” – Mary leaned over to me and whispered, “I just found my family Thanksgiving dinner prayer.” I smiled, knowing
I read the bio of our DCC piano accompanist. . . Doctor of Musical Arts degree in organ performance from the University of Missouri-Kansas City Conservatory of Music. Could it be, I thought? That’s where I studied with Dr. John Obetz!! YES! Dr. Belfield also studied with John Obetz, concert organist and instructor at UMKC.
A rainy afternoon in a barn; it was wonderful. The drive through countryside to the grounds of Star Bright Farm alone brought 100 people together who had found their jackets and wraps as well as dancing and foot stomping boots. The weather only heightened the intimacy of the venue. Ain’t Misbehavin filled the rafters with
