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St. Cloud State University

St. Cloud State University

Department of Music St. Cloud State University

Cantabile Girls Choir

   
   

Cantible Girls Choir

 

Cantabile Auditions

  • Tuesday, June 17 from 3 - 7pm
  • Wednesday, June 18 from 1 - 4pm
  • Thursday June 19 from 3 - 7pm

Auditions for girls having completed 3rd - 7th grade will be held at the St. Cloud State Performing Arts Building, Room 145.

To reserve a 10 minute audition time, please call the Music Office (308-3836) after June 1st.

Mission & Goals

The Cantabile Girls Choir Program, which is sponsored by the SCSU Music Department Preparatory Program, offers two choral opportunities for young girls in Central Minnesota. The Choristers choir is for girls in grades 4-6 and Cantabile for girls in grades 6-9.

The mission of the choir program is to provide a rich and varied choral experience for talented young women that will challenge, edify, and entertain the choir and its audiences, and provide opportunities to grow not only musically, but socially and academically as well, through the study and performance of quality choral literature.

To Be Certain of the Dawn - European Tour

Goals:

1. Participants will grow musically through vocal development and study of music theory.

2. Participants will pass through vocal change with confidence and understanding.

3. Participants will grow socially through peer interaction, touring and concerts.

4. Faculty will grow through peer interaction, professional association, and study.

5. SCSU music majors will have on-site access to a laboratory choral setting.

6. SCSU and the Music Department will enjoy enhanced community exposure.

 

Cantabile Brochure

(pdf 101mb)

10th Anniversary Alumnae Concert

(pdf 164k)

 

For more information contact

Mary Jo Bot

mjbot@stcloudstate.edu

(320) 308-3836

Cantabile Girls Choir

Her Story, Her Song

Her Story, Her Song is an annual musical offering in which the Women's Choir, Cantabile Girls' Choir, and music faculty honor the female experience in song, word and action. This musical event has evolved from six years of collaboration and friendship among women faculty members in the Department of Music. It offers rich opportunities for teaching and learning, provides excellent mentoring models, and creates awareness of diverse experiences.