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The SFCA Blog
Trains and Traffic Inspire SFCA New Voices Project 2020 Winners
Introducing two bright, young composers — the co-winners of our New Voices Project competition. Do you miss zooming through landscape? Or even sitting in traffic? These works explore both with style and flair.
The Spiritual “Alchemy” of Psalm 104
Composer-in-Residence Alexis Alrich muses on the “alchemical” connection between music and spiritual text. Her beautiful “Psalm 104” premieres at SFCA’s March concerts in San Francisco, Palo Alto, and Oakland
Spice and Magic: Alexis Alrich’s Subtle Latin American Flavors
Composer-in-Residence Alexis Alrich discusses “Pedacitos de Cielo” and the inherent musicality of the Spanish language.
Timothy Kramer on Blending Traditions
Our 2019-2020 Composer-Not-in-Residence discusses the “ecumenical edge” of his new “Cradle Song.”
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About SFCA
The Choral Artists present imaginative programs of new and old works that entice, engage, and inspire audiences everywhere with their gorgeous sound, stylistic range, and expressive, nuanced singing. SFCA has brought over 300 world premieres to Bay Area audiences in stunning performances of new works alongside a wide variety of great music from the last 600 years. They have released four recordings, sung at national conferences, and twice earned the Chorus America/ASCAP Award for Adventurous Programming. Under the Roger Nixon Living Music Initiative, SFCA offers six programs which support the creation of new works by composers in all stages of their careers, thereby expanding the repertoire for chamber choir.