Source: Verdi’s Requiem at the Granada Theatre – KEYT
Meet the Chorus
Jo Anne Wasserman, Conductor
The 2018-19 Season marks Jo Anne Wasserman’s 26th year as Artistic Director and Conductor of SBCS. While you can read her full bio here, we’d thought we’d share a few things about her that you might not be aware of. She’s a California native, born, raised, and educated in the greater Los Angeles area, where Read More »
Todd Aldrich – Tenor and Board Member
Todd Aldrich is licensed Attorney, and investor. He is a co-founder of the investment partnership Aldrich Maxwell Capital Partners, and serves on the Board of Directors at Intek Plastics in Hastings, MN. He also is a member of Montecito Rotary. He is active in a capital campaign effort for the non-profit Project for Pride in Living in Read More »
This Weekend: Verdi’s ‘Requiem’ at The Granada Theatre
Read about our collaboration with the Santa Barbara Symphony and fellow community choral groups here!
$20,000 in anniversary grants handed out by Montecito Bank & Trust – KEYT
We are grateful to Montecito Bank & Trust for awarding our organization a $2,000 Anniversary Grant! Read more about the awards ceremony at KEYT.com: Source: $20,000 in anniversary grants handed out by Montecito Bank & Trust – KEYT
Visions of Peace and Freedom Concert to Include the Santa Barbara Premiere of “The Journey of Harriet Tubman”
Join the Santa Barbara Choral Society and orchestra, under the baton of Jo Anne Wasserman, as we pay tribute to composers of the 20th and 21st centuries with Visions of Peace and Freedom. Saturday, February 9 at 7:00 p.m. Sunday, February 10 at 3:00 p.m. First Presbyterian Church 21 E. Constance Avenue Santa Barbara • Read More »
Review: Hallelujah Project 6
Montecito Miscellany by Richard Mineards Montecito Journal 13-20 December, 2018 Issue Hallelujah, Christmas is Here Veteran music director Jo Anne Wasserman was clearly in her element when the Santa Barbara Choral Society staged its sixth annual Hallelujah Project at the Lobero. The concert, which of course included Handel’s uplifting Hallelujah Chorus, was a glorious Yuletide Read More »
