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2021 Fall Concert: JoyWe're thrilled to announce that our first in-person concert since March 2020 will be held on October 3 in Manhattan! Join us for the best in new choral music. Tickets now available!
Explore the 2020-21 SeasonDespite the challenges of COVID-19, our 2020-21 season was packed with adventurous new choral music and exciting collaborations.
Check out last season's livestreams! Announcing our IGNITE Commissioning Competition Finalists!We are so pleased to share that the top three finalists for C4's
IGNITE Commissioning Competition are: Germán Barboza, David Ho-yi Chan, and Alexis C. Lamb.
Congratulations to our finalists! They will each be commissioned to write a new choral piece for C4 to premiere, and these works will be scored to determine first, second, and third prizes. Many thanks to our judging panel of Tarik O'Regan, Kala Pierson, and Trevor Weston for judging our semifinalists to choose our three finalists, to the C4 members who selected our semifinalists (click here to see semifinalists list), and to all the composers who shared their art with us by applying to IGNITE. We can't wait to perform these commissioned works!
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About C4The Choral Composer/Conductor Collective is a unique ensemble of singers, composers and conductors, performing pieces written within the last 25 years, premiering and commissioning new choral works, and mentoring emerging singers, composers, and conductors of today's choral music.
In a city teeming with exceptional vocal ensembles of every kind, C4 is a standout, not just because of their fine programming and unique collaborative structure, but also for their consistently beautiful and balanced sound, excellent precision, warmth, and energy.
~ Lauren Alfano, I Care If You Listen
A highlight was Niimi’s Concerto for Chorus (Bios)...which was given a scintillating account by 18 singers in the ensemble C4, with Timothy Brown conducting...[T]his nine-minute a cappella work for mixed chorus featured much divisi writing and complex polyrhythms that Brown and the singers transformed into exhilarating vocal pyrotechnics.
~ John Fleming, Classical Voice North America
Their subtly attuned awareness of each others' musical movements makes their technical virtuosity seem near effortless. ~ Jean Ballard Terepka, Theatre Scene
They seem to revel in the challenges other choirs avoid like the plague. ... The group's dynamic is a lesson in exceeding expectations. ~ Christian Carey, Sequenza 21
(photos by Keith Goldstein unless otherwise noted)
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