Mayflower Chorus presents "Circles" June 4-6 June 4, 2010

The Mayflower Community Chorus celebrates its 30th Anniversary in 2010! The Mayflower Community Chorus is proud to present Circles. Join us as we explore the deeper meaning of our passions, hopes, loves and dreams by taking a journey of song through time – and coming full circle back to ourselves.

The program includes a variety of American, world and classical music, and a video retrospective of the group’s colorful history. The chorus features 50+ singers directed by renowned Argentinean maestro Daniel Canosa with David Manley as assistant director and pianist.

Performances include a balance of full choral works, small ensembles, instrumental accompaniment and engaging scripts. The chorus' selection of world music inspires multicultural awareness; song histories are provided with each program.

The Mayflower Choral Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that sponsors a yearly scholarship program. The Scholarship Fund’s mission is to benefit people from all walks of life who have exhibited a talent, or a strong interest in music and who either want to increase their knowledge, develop that talent to their fullest potential, or achieve both of these goals.

The chorus reaches out to Marin County residents by participating in the “Friends of Marin Center” ticket giveaway program, complimentary shows at the Aldersly Garden Retirement Community and volunteer Christmas caroling. Its talented small ensembles have entertained audiences throughout Marin.

Performances are on June 4 and 5 at the Marin Showcase Theatre (8:00PM) and June 6 at the Church of Saint Raphael (3:30PM).
The Mayflower Community Chorus presents Circles for its 30th Anniversary! Join us as we explore the deeper meaning of our passions, hopes, loves and dreams by taking a journey of song through time – and coming full circle back to ourselves. The program includes a variety of music and a video retrospective of the group’s colorful history. The chorus features 50+ singers directed by renowned Argentinean maestro Daniel Canosa with David Manley as assistant director and pianist.