Indiana University Singers (Chamber Choir)

Founded: Early 1950's - Bloomington, Indiana, USA

The Indiana University Singers is the oldest continuing choral ensemble in the School of Music at Indiana University and was founded by Wilfred C. Bain while he was Dean of the School of Music over 50 years ago. Conducted by Professor Jan Harrington for 30 years, the group is composed of 24 to 32 of the finest singers carefully selected from the School of Music student population. Many alumni of this choir have gone on to have major professional careers.

The choir's repertoire has ranged from the Renaissance through the 21^st Century. Recently the choir has been specializing in the extended works of J.S. Bach as well as continuing to perform a richly varied series of concerts exploiting the wide range of colors available to the virtuoso chamber choir.

Source: Indiana University Website (November 2004), Photos Courtesy of Indiana University
Contributed by Aryeh Oron (March 2006)

Jan Harrington: Short Biography | Indiana University Singers | Recordings of Vocal Works

Recordings of Bach Cantatas & Other Vocal Works

Conductor

As

Works

Fiora Contino

Choir

BWV 232

Thomas Dunn

Choir

BWV 232, BWV 245 [3^rd]

Vance George

Choir

BWV 1, BWV 78

Alan Harler

Choir

[V-1] (1980): BWV 232

Helmuth Rilling

Choir

BWV 21, BWV 31, BWV 80 [2nd, LP]

Links to other Sites

Indiana University Singers Embarks on West-Coast Showcase Tour (Indiana University)
University Singers (Indiana University School of Music)