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"I want to thank all of you for an outstanding performance last night at the Northampton Country Club. The impeccable talent you have is insurmountable. Kudos to a great show."

"My husband Pete and I along with other family members truly enjoyed last Thursday's Winter Performance [Yuletide Feast]! The atmosphere, food and especially the lovely members of the Concord Chamber Singers made for a beautiful way to step into this heartfelt season. The music was glorious... so fresh and new for a long standing respected choral ensemble. Bravo to you all and we so appreciated the individual greeting by your director. Thank you for a memorable evening!"

"When looking for a chorus to join, I knew I wanted to find a group that looks at music the way I do, understanding that music is about building a community, telling stories, and exploring artistic expression. Concord Chamber Singers does just that. This is an ensemble that embraces a diverse repertoire and looks at all music as an opportunity for discovery and growth. I can honestly say that CCS has become my favorite part of Friday nights and my musical family."

"Gabriela Lena Frank's Song of Cifar and the Sweet Sea is a formidable work, both sonically and visually... An exceptionally poignant tale, intensely dramatic, and beautifully melancholic. Its disparate elements of chorus, soloists, pianists, and string quartet work so well together because they share a similar musical language... It is the strength of the chorus, its unexpected accents and unnerving mixed meters, which adds to the intensity of the work, putting the audience in a place both unfamiliar and threatening."

"The fact that the Concord Chamber Singers, this year celebrating their 46th season, will join the Allentown Symphony Orchestra in July in a hip, cutting-edge 'Video Games Live' concert speaks volumes about where their new director, Jennifer Kelly, plans to take the group in the future. Kelly... will be boldly taking the choir to places where no local choir has gone before."