The Princeton Singers

News & Reviews

October 2007
The Princeton Singers announces their 2007-2008 season schedule. The season kicks off with a beautiful and intriguing performance at the Princeton University Art Museum in conjunction with a photography exhibit of Indian women by Fazal Sheikh. The Princeton Performance Series will return this year with three concerts at the Johnson Education Center beginning on December 1st with a holiday concert. And on December 15, we bring back our popular, “A Child’s Christmas in Wales”, this time performing in the beautiful Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton.

September 2007
The Princeton Singers are pleased to welcome Amy Schaefer as new Executive Director of the organization. Ms. Schaefer brings a great deal of non-profit and arts management experience, most recently as Director of Community Relations and Diversity at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. She has also worked in fundraising, special events and consulting roles for other organizations such as National Audubon Society, Women In Need and Cusack Care Center. Ms. Schaefer is excited to assist The Princeton Singers in reaching its goals of increasing the number of performances, identifying additional funding, and creating more of a community presence.

January 2007
Join us for our fourth annual Valentine's concert, "Night & Day" on Saturday, February 10 at 7:30 pm. Seating at the Johnson Education Center is limited, so please reserve your tickets early as this concert will surely sell out. Love through the ages will be celebrated in musical offerings from the Renaissance through contemporary favorites.

December 3, 2006
Performing for the first time in our new Princeton home at the Johnson Education Center at D&R Greenway Land Trust, The Princeton Singers welcome The Reverend David A. Davis as narrator for our presentation of Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales". Performance to begin at 4:30 pm.

November 2006
The Princeton Singers open our 23rd season at The Princeton University Art Museum on Sunday, November 5th at 5:30 pm. Complementing the museum's exhibition, Pietro da Cortona's Saint Martina Refuses to Adore the Idols, The Princeton Singers will present music from the Golden Age of Polyphony with a little Italian flare. Music of Palestrina, Pizzetti and others will be featured in this inspiring concert setting. Tickets available in the museum shop.

September 2006
The Princeton Singers have a new Princeton home at the Johnson Education Center at D&R Greenway Land Trust. In addition to this new home, we are announcing our first ever "Princeton Performance Series" - for which we are now offering season subscription packages at reduced ticket rates.

November 20, 2004
The Recorded A Cappella Review Board releases three separate reviews of Old New Borrowed Blues. Read the reviews.

October 23, 2004
The Princeton Singers announces new online retail partnerships to expand CD sales. While you may order any CD directly from us, you may now also purchase select titles from these fine online re-sellers: A-Cappella.com, CD Baby, Collegium USA, Primarily A Cappella. And if you live in Tampa, FL, please stop by Head's House of Music to browse their selection of Princeton Singers titles. We are working to expand this list, so check back for the announcement of additional partners.

May 21, 2004
The Princeton Singers celebrates twenty years of music-making with a special concert and world premiere by Steven Sametz. Download press release.

February 25, 2004
The Princeton Singers commissions two new works by American composers in celebration of its 20th Annivesary Season. Download press release.

December 14, 1999
"Princeton's Best-Kept Choral Secret Does Christmas"by Alex Saville, The Princeton Packet.

April 16, 1999
" A formidable classical force" by Daniel Shearer, TimeOFF.

February 22, 1999
"Princeton Singers Up To The Challenge"by Bryan Hay, Allentown Morning Call.

February 19, 1999
"Princeton Singers Sentiments Run To Marital Discord"by Bryan Hay, Allentown Morning Call.



	News & Reviews October 2007 The Princeton Singers announces their 2007-2008 season schedule. The season kicks off with a beautiful and intriguing performance at the Princeton University Art Museum in conjunction with a photography exhibit of Indian women by Fazal Sheikh. The Princeton Performance Series will return this year with three concerts at the Johnson Education Center beginning on December 1st with a holiday concert. And on December 15, we bring back our popular, “A Child’s Christmas in Wales”, this time performing in the beautiful Nassau Presbyterian Church in Princeton. September 2007 The Princeton Singers are pleased to welcome Amy Schaefer as new Executive Director of the organization. Ms. Schaefer brings a great deal of non-profit and arts management experience, most recently as Director of Community Relations and Diversity at the Chicago Symphony Orchestra. She has also worked in fundraising, special events and consulting roles for other organizations such as National Audubon Society, Women In Need and Cusack Care Center. Ms. Schaefer is excited to assist The Princeton Singers in reaching its goals of increasing the number of performances, identifying additional funding, and creating more of a community presence. January 2007 Join us for our fourth annual Valentine's concert, "Night & Day" on Saturday, February 10 at 7:30 pm. Seating at the Johnson Education Center is limited, so please reserve your tickets early as this concert will surely sell out. Love through the ages will be celebrated in musical offerings from the Renaissance through contemporary favorites. December 3, 2006 Performing for the first time in our new Princeton home at the Johnson Education Center at D&R Greenway Land Trust, The Princeton Singers welcome The Reverend David A. Davis as narrator for our presentation of Dylan Thomas's "A Child's Christmas in Wales". Performance to begin at 4:30 pm. November 2006 The Princeton Singers open our 23rd season at The Princeton University Art Museum on Sunday, November 5th at 5:30 pm. Complementing the museum's exhibition, Pietro da Cortona's Saint Martina Refuses to Adore the Idols, The Princeton Singers will present music from the Golden Age of Polyphony with a little Italian flare. Music of Palestrina, Pizzetti and others will be featured in this inspiring concert setting. Tickets available in the museum shop. September 2006 The Princeton Singers have a new Princeton home at the Johnson Education Center at D&R Greenway Land Trust. In addition to this new home, we are announcing our first ever "Princeton Performance Series" - for which we are now offering season subscription packages at reduced ticket rates. November 20, 2004 The Recorded A Cappella Review Board releases three separate reviews of Old New Borrowed Blues. Read the reviews. October 23, 2004 The Princeton Singers announces new online retail partnerships to expand CD sales. While you may order any CD directly from us, you may now also purchase select titles from these fine online re-sellers: A-Cappella.com, CD Baby, Collegium USA, Primarily A Cappella. And if you live in Tampa, FL, please stop by Head's House of Music to browse their selection of Princeton Singers titles. We are working to expand this list, so check back for the announcement of additional partners. May 21, 2004 The Princeton Singers celebrates twenty years of music-making with a special concert and world premiere by Steven Sametz. Download press release. February 25, 2004 The Princeton Singers commissions two new works by American composers in celebration of its 20th Annivesary Season. Download press release. December 14, 1999 "Princeton's Best-Kept Choral Secret Does Christmas"by Alex Saville, The Princeton Packet. April 16, 1999 " A formidable classical force" by Daniel Shearer, TimeOFF. February 22, 1999 "Princeton Singers Up To The Challenge"by Bryan Hay, Allentown Morning Call. February 19, 1999 "Princeton Singers Sentiments Run To Marital Discord"by Bryan Hay, Allentown Morning Call.