Audition dates/times |
Prospective new members are given a vocal evaluations in September for
fall membership and in January for spring membership. Interested singers
should send an e-mail to get an audition slot. |
Audition venue |
Woodland Presbyterian Church, 1324 Columbia Dr.,
Woodland on the corner of Gibson Road and County Rd. 98 |
Audition contact |
info@woodlandsingers.org or
r.l.heinson@sbcglobal.net |
Voice part openings |
All |
Experience or other requirements |
Age 18 and up accepted with some
previous choral experience or vocal instruction recommended in order to
meet the demands of the choral repertoire. |
Audition procedure |
n/a |
Day(s)/time(s) of rehearsals |
Tuesdays, 7:00 - 9:30 p.m. The fall season
begins in mid-September and the spring in late-January. |
Place of rehearsals |
Woodland Presbyterian Church, 1324 Columbia Dr.,
Woodland |
Dates/venues of upcoming performances |
Concerts are held in December and May. WCS also
sometimes participates in outreach performances, or in service to its
community with performances at local retirement communities.
Friday, Dec. 1, 7:00 p.m.
Saturday, Dec. 2, 2:00 and 7:00 p.m. |
Other commitments |
(none reported) |
Website |
www.woodlandsingers.org |
Profile |
"The Woodland Chamber Singers is a
community-based, non-profit chorus dedicated to promoting the choral
arts throughout Yolo County. Heralding 50-60 voices plus
instrumentalists, the Woodland Chamber Singers brings together a wide
range of voices, ages, and skill levels. "WCS
presents two performances a year. The popular Christmas concerts have
become a holiday tradition, showcasing a variety of repertoire and
holiday favorites. The spring concerts highlight an array of works in
the popular, patriotic, world music, and musical theater repertoire.
Narration and minimal speaking parts are employed offering a more
theatrical experience for the audience. Singers are provided the
opportunity to perform in full SATB chorus, in small select ensembles
(16 - 24 voices), in women’s (SSAA) and men’s (TTBB) ensembles, and as
soloists" |