A message from artistic director Thomas W. Douglas
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Recent Press & Reviews
'Carmina Burana Africana' adds percussion surprise
By Bob Karlovitz
Pittsburgh Tribune Review
Monday, May 3, 2010
'Carmina Burana Africana' adds percussion, dance to classic
By Bob Karlotvitz
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Bach Choir still taking artistic chances at 75
By Andrew Druckenbrod
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Thursday, November 05, 2009
Meet Our Artistic Director
Thomas W. Douglas, the Artistic Director of the Bach Choir of Pittsburgh, brings a wide range of experience to the leadership of the choir, now in its 76nd season. A vibrant and clear conductor, an intelligent and sensitive pianist, a communicative and expressive singer, Mr. Douglas possesses the qualities which are taking the choir, a combined force of amateur and professional singers, to the next level in its long history as an important artistic component in the musical life of this city.
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Audio/Video Clips
Highlights from "St. John Passion"
May 2011
J.S. Bach's masterpiece performed in collaboration with the Academy Chamber Orchestra in the inspiring setting of Pittsburgh's PPG Wintergarden
Herr Unser Herrscher
Chorales 34-39 with Recits.
Chorales 40-46 with Recits.
Ruht Wohl
Highlights from "Sweeney Todd"
January 2011
A semi-staged performance of the
Stephen Sondheim classic at the
New Hazlett Theater on
Pittsburgh's Northside
City On Fire
Johanna
More Hot Pies
Finale
Highlights from
"Carmina Burana Africana"
May 2010
A new take on the classic
Carl Orff piece in collaboration with the
WVU African & Drum Ensemble and the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble at New Hazlett Theater
O Fortuna
Ecce Gratum
Floret Silva
Fortune Plango
Veris Leta
"Sunday"
from Sunday In The Park With George - the Bach Choir accompanied here
with a photo compilation of
Allegheny Commons
