Ensembles and Programs

An intimate group of 30-40 accomplished singers, the Motet Choir was established by eminent University of Chicago musicologist Howard Mayer Brown. It is noted for its sensitive and stylistically correct performances of literature from the Renaisssance to the present. Frequently an a cappella choir, the group performs at least three concerts per year (one each quarter), sings at convocations and many other events, and joins in the end-of-season collaboration concert with the two other choirs and the University Symphony Orchestra.

Click here to view repertoire from past seasons.

Vocal auditions are held during Orientation Week at the beginning of autumn quarter: Tuesday, September 18 - Wednesday, September 26, 2007. (One audition will suffice for all three choral ensembles.) Visit the Auditions Page for more information. James Kallembach, director

Rehearsals: Fulton Recital Hall
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays from 12 Noon to 1:20 pm

Motet Choir Past Repertoire

University Chorus
Rockefeller Chapel Choir