Christmas is coming and so is the New Orleans
Black Chorale's annual Christmas Concert!

Take a break from your tree trimming and join us on  Saturday December 15, 2012  at
Trinity Episcopal Church 1314 Jackson Avenue.

The Concert is Free and Open to the Public!

Join the New Orleans Black Chorale as they join OperaCreole for a special performance on Sunday Sept. 23 at 5:00pm at Trinity Episcopal Church,1329 Jackson Avenue.
There will be a celebration of composers Scott Joplin and Cooleridge Taylor. Performances will include scenes from Joplin's "Treemonisha" and Cooleridge-Taylor's "Thelma".
It is free and open to the public.

http://www.operacreole.com/apps/calendar/

http://www.scottjoplin.org/biography.h

http://cambridgechorus.org/docs/comps/SC-Taylor.html

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Rehearsals are underway...

Rehearsals have begun for the New Orleans Black Chorale as they prepare for the 2012-2013Concert  Season!   We'll have those upcoming Concert dates for you soon, right here!

The final touches...

"It's almost time to get started!..."
Guest narrator Cathy Miller Moran looks over the order of the program before the recent New Orleans Black Chorale's Black History Concert, while accompanist Veronica Downs Dorsey gives them the curtain call cue!

As February comes to a close...

We're sending a special "Thank You" to all who attended and enjoyed the Black History Concert on Sunday.
The Chorale performed for a packed house. Congratulations to this year's honorees:
-Dillard University
-Xavier University
-The American Federation of Musicians New Orleans Local 174-496
-Archbishop Philip Hannan (posthumous).
Guest narrator Cathy Miller-Moran did an outstanding job on God's Trombones along with baritone Clyde Lawrence.
Coming soon...photos from the event!

Honorees at the NOBC Concert Feb 26

We're excited about out special honorees who will be recognized at the concert tomorrow!!
Among the honorees: The New Orleans Musician Union (represented by Deacon John Moore!), Dillard University and Xavier University, and a posthumous award to Archbishop Philip Hannan.
Come see them all Sunday February 26 5:00pm at the Xavier University Administration Auditorium!

Getting Ready for Sunday!

We're getting ready for the New Orleans Black Chorale's Black History Concert on Sunday (5pm Xavier University's Administration Auditorium).
Looking forward to the presentation of God's Trombones - I hear there are some great voices doing the narration!
Don't forget - the concert is FREE!

It's February! Celebrate Black History!

Celebrate with the New Orleans Black Chorale for the annual Black History Concert- Sunday February 26, 2012 5:00 pm at Xavier University's Administration Auditorium. The concert is FREE and open to the public.

Join us as the NOBC celebrates "Down by the Riverside: Ripples of Joy, Currents of Change"