This fall, Concert Choir will perform works by Francis Poulenc and Mozart. Besides performing at MIT, Concert Choir has traveled to other places in the past. In March of 1999, Concert Choir went on tour outside of the United States. About 60 members of the choir rehearsed a special program, which was performed in Budapest, Hungary and Vienna, Austria. Auditions typically occur at the first rehearsal and consist of learning a short excerpt from the term's music and singing it with an octet.
All interested parties are welcome.
It is made up of members from MIT's Christian community, all sharing a common goal in singing our songs for the God we love. The group's name refers not only to the mathematical term of multiplication between two vectors, but also to the fact that although we are all very different, we find unity in being products of the Cross of Jesus Christ. Each year, the group holds a Fall and Spring concert, where they get a chance to share with the audience a repertoire of everything from traditional hymns to contemporary Christian music to parodies of popular songs. The group is also committed to serving the community. Last year they visited and sang at a nursing home, and hope to continue the tradition this year.