Oberlin

Oberlin College Choir & Oberlin Baroque at Brick Church

Oberlin College Choir performs "Christ Lag in Todesbanden" by J. S. Bach

Oberlin Baroque performs the Trauer Cantata by Teleman

Oberlin Baroque and the Oberlin College Choir join together for a terrific performance at Brick Presbyterian Church. Since 2008, Brick Church and the Oberlin Conservatory of Music have collaborated in a sacred music internship program.

Oberlin College Choir

The Oberlin College Choir is a highly select ensemble chosen from students at the conservatory and the college. Founded by Olaf C. Christiansen in 1929, it has been led by such illustrious conductors as Robert Fountain and Daniel Moe, and has won critical acclaim for performances in the United States and abroad. {READ MORE}

Oberlin Baroque

For forty years, Oberlin’s name has been synonymous with the highest artistic quality of historical performance practices. Oberlin Baroque is an ensemble from the conservatory’s renowned Historical Performance department. Formed of majors at the undergraduate and Master’s level, these accomplished young artists work with an internationally renowned faculty and guest artists, gaining experience in a broad range of practices changing in response to the new discoveries and fresh understandings in this dynamic field. {READ MORE}

Jason Harris, conductor

Jason Harris conducts the Oberlin College Choir, Oberlin Treble Ensemble, Oberlin Musical Union, and teaches choral conducting. In 2006, he received two Grammy Awards (Best Choral Performance and Best Classical Album) as a choral director for the critically acclaimed Naxos recording of William Bolcom’s monumental Songs of Innocence and of Experience. {READ MORE}