The 2021-2022 Season marks Jo Anne Wasserman’s 29th 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 »
On this day in 1742 the most popular choral work in the world premiered in Dublin. Until the covid-19 pandemic shuttered the performances spaces, it was performed regularly around the globe, certainly at Christmas, but occasionally at Easter. SBCS performed selections of Parts I, II, and III in an Easter Messiah at Hahn Hall in 2016 with a quartet of soloists from the Music Academy Summer Music program.
Enjoy listening to SBCS sing these pieces (from other past performances in our archive) on this 278th Anniversary of Messiah’s premier!
Worthy Is the Lamb Who Was Slain
Hallelujah!
We miss singing together and miss singing for you. We look forward to the day when we can all enjoy live music together again!