Cantabile Vocal Quartet

Vocal chamber music is sung by an ensemble small enough that every part is a solo, and a quartet of that kind — with a keyboard when the repertoire asks for it — occupies a particular place in a region's musical life. It works in churches and small halls rather than concert halls, because the music needs a room in which unamplified voices can be heard clearly and blended rather than projected.

The pages of such an ensemble collect what a promoter or a listener needs: who sings which part, a description of the group's approach, sound samples, what reviewers and audiences have said, a sample repertoire list spanning sacred and secular works across several centuries, and a contact for bookings. This group's own news was the release of a first recording, which for a chamber ensemble is less a commercial venture than a calling card — something to leave with the churches and concert series that might engage it.

The concerts listed here were seasonal programs given in Connecticut churches in the past, with ticket information handled by the host church offices. Those dates, telephone numbers and addresses are historical. This page is kept as it was published on this domain; it is an archive record, and City Home does not sell tickets, take bookings or manage listings.