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Pennsic Choir Registration

01 Tuesday Mar 2016

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The following article appeared in the The Æthelmearc Gazette yesterday and is reposted with their permission.  Our thanks to them for sharing this wonderful article.

54-aspetti_di_vita_quotidiana_canto_in_chiesataccuino_saniGreetings, choral singers!

Lady Tangwystl verch Gruffydd of the Barony of Northwoods in the Middle Kingdom has graciously volunteered to serve as Director of a Known World Choir at the upcoming SCA 50 Year Celebration event in June!

If you are interested in participating in the KWC performance at this event, please join the group Known World Choir at 50 Year Celebration for updates and information. You can also get updates on the Known World Choir website.

Please also follow this link to fill out a short registration form.

The earlier you register, the better the Director will be able to plan for the 50 Year setlist and the performance itself. You can change/adjust answers later if needed, so please don’t hesitate to sign up today!

Additionally, those who register by March 22nd* will have an opportunity to suggest pieces for our 50 Year Celebration performance.

*Registration will continue after March 22nd, but after that point setlist will be finalized.

Q&A with Director of the Pennsic Choirs

17 Wednesday Jul 2013

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Badge of the Known World ChoirThis is a series of Q&A articles the Gazette is conducting with members of the Pennsic staff.

Lady Erlan Nordenskald is a Director Emeritus of the Known World Choir, and this year she is in charge of the choirs that are organized to perform as part of Pennsic.  The Pennsic Choir was originally started over 20 years ago and was a single performing group.  The program expanded to include other inter-kingdom wars and events, so renamed itself The Knowne World Choir.  These are the four groups that rehearse at Pennsic.

  • The Adult Choir is open to everyone and ranges from 60-80 participants yearly.
  • The Children’s Choir is for children 12 and under and is in its second year.
  • The Youth Choir is for ages 13-17.
  • Chorulus Pennsicus is an adult choir.  This smaller select group is in its second year and participation is by audition only. Continue reading →