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Nov. 20th – 4 p.m., Opera Arias and Choruses: North Coast Chorale will be singing chorus selections in collaboration with Cascadia Concert Opera.  St. Helen’s Catholic Church, 1350 W. 6th Ave., Junction City, OR. More information will be added soon.

Come to the Garden of Surging Waves this Friday evening, Sept. 16, 2016, for a community celebration from 6 to 6:30 pm. The North Coast Chorale will be there to sing a couple of songs as part of the celebration. The Garden of Surging Waves is located at 11th and Duane Sts. in Astoria. Chorale members

Once again, it is time for the North Coast Chorale to start a new season. Our first rehearsal will be on Tuesday, Sept. 6th, at 6:45 p.m. at  the Performing Arts Center (PAC), 16th & Franklin Sts., in Astoria. If you love to sing, come join us! Here’s the 2016-17 schedule of concerts: Sept. 16th –

Adding to the collaboration of singers and instrumentalists, Astoria’s LightBox Photographic Gallery will feature photographs of associate member Friderike Heuer.   Friderike Heuer creates visual images inspired by written words. Her work is dedicated to issues of social justice including the past and present consequences of war.  Heuer’s photo montages will be projected during the performance to

The North Coast Chorale has been diligently learning The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace. This Sunday marks the first rehearsal for string players as those parts have arrived. Rehearsal is at the PAC at 3 pm. Posters, flyers, and card handouts are in the works now by Phyllis Taylor. She did a watercolor that represents the

The North Coast Chorale is always looking for new singers and welcomes new members in our community-based choir. Go to our About Us page to learn more rehearsals and membership, but here’s the powerful music we will be performing on May 21 and 22nd in Astoria: Karl Jenkins’s The Armed Man – A Mass for

The chorale presented their fall 2015 concert in the PAC on December 12 & 13, to appreciative audiences. The program, Seasonal Gifts & Celebrations, featured two extended compositions: Mid-Winter Songs by Morten Lauridsen, and The Nguzo Saba Suite by Glenn Edward Burleigh. Mid-Winter Songs, published by Opus Music, is based on poems by Robert Graves,