BOSTON SAENGERFEST MEN'S CHORUS
PRESENTS " BROTHERS, SING ON!" FEATURING
SUNDAY, MARCH 8, 2020 4PM
Featuring The Harvard Glee Club
With the Wellesley High School Men’s Chorus,
the Handel and Haydn Society Chorus of Tenors and Basses and
The Boston Saengerfest Men's Chorus
 An ensemble of tenors and basses, the Harvard Glee Club is among America’s oldest collegiate choruses. Since their founding in 1858, they have sought to
cultivate and sustain the art of tenor-bass choral music while connecting individuals and empowering singers. A community of song, they are guided by
their four cardinal virtues: glee, good humor, unity,
and joy.
H+H Society Chorus of Tenors and Basses (grades 6-12) provides a rigorous and musically-challenging experience for singers who wish to study and perform repertoire for tenor and bass voices in a collaborative ensemble of music lovers. They sing music from the Baroque and Classical periods, along with spirituals, jazz, folk songs, a cappella, and contemporary choral repertoire. Symphony Hall appearances with the H+H Orchestra and Chorus include Bach St. Matthew Passion, Handel Messiah, Mozart Requiem, Vivaldi Gloria, and festivities for the H+H
Bicentennial celebrations.
Photo: Kat Waterman
The Wellesley High School’s Men’s Chorus, conducted by Dr. Kevin McDonald, will also sing. Each year the Wellesley High choral department performs in numerous formal events, a cappella festivals, and community outreach events providing important opportunities for the singers to share their music with a wide audience and learn from the many other talented groups with whom they perform.
 Boston Saengerfest Men’s Chorus, an
audition-based 40-60 man chorus, began in 1893 as a medical school singing society and was reborn in 1992, making its debut then at London's Royal Albert Hall in a Welsh Male-Voice Choir festival. Its Welsh tradition has shaped its repertoire of sacred, classical, folk, Broadway, spirituals, and other American forms
reflecting the "college glee club" experiences of its members.


Tickets are $25.00 general admission and $15.00 students,

If you would like additional information about this event, 
please visit www.saengerfest.org