Topic: Cayman National Choir

Supplemented with other guests, the Cayman National Orchestra and Choir's 'Dawn & Awakenings' concert presented a theme of new beginnings.

'Twilight & Silhouettes' was a treat crafted by volunteers, offered with love and received with awe. It reminded us that even in darkness, music can illuminate the soul, and that sometimes, the most magical journeys bring us right back home.

Jonathan Taylor, musical director of the Cayman National Orchestra, has launched an appeal to encourage more musicians to join. He recently announced an open rehearsal...

The Cayman National Choir’s new rehearsal rooms on West Bay Road were packed on Saturday night as more than 100 people attended to hear the choir perform a Choral Cabaret, consisting of arrangements of popular songs spanning the last six decades.

The music-loving public should prepare to be dazzled once again by Cayman’s very own National Orchestra and Choir when they take to the stage on March 17 and 23, respectively.

We encourage all our readers to get in the spirit, to share the goodwill that is beginning to make its annual appearance on these little islands, and to take the time to enjoy this most joyous time of the year.

With the Tony Awards just around the corner, it seems only fitting to celebrate productions from the Great White Way.

The North Pole may be nearly 5,000 miles away, but “Santa” has managed to recruit an impressive number of helpers to fill our three little islands with beneficence and Christmas cheer.

The Cayman National Choir and Cayman National Orchestra are presenting their Christmas Spectacular at the Harquail Theatre on Sunday at 7:30 p.m.

The Cayman National Choir and Cayman National Orchestra will present a Christmas Spectacular at the Harquail Theatre at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 10. Tickets are $25 for adults and $10 for children.

More than 400 people filled the Marriott ballroom on June 1 for the Cayman National Choir’s 40th anniversary concert.

This year marks a remarkable milestone in the life of the Cayman National Choir – it celebrates its ruby anniversary.

For the Cayman National Choir, Mondays are more than the start to another work week. Every Monday evening the group gathers at Cayman Prep Primary School to practice music and socialize with dozens of fellow singers. For director Sue Horrocks, the evenings are energizing. They represent the power of music, as well as the commitment of Cayman’s community.

The Cayman National Choir and Cayman National Orchestra, as their last concert of 2016, will perform an evening of sacred music on Thursday. Sue Horrocks, musical director of the choir since 1998, will direct a selection of “Ave Maria” pieces by a variety of composers.

The Cayman Arts Festival will bring four events to music lovers this autumn, showcasing world-class performer Catrin Finch and many local artists, including flautists Elizabeth Malkin and Daniela Granados (winner of the 2016 Butterfield Musician of the year), clarinetist Deidra Campbell, pianists Glen Inanga and Allie Cortens, soprano Georgina Gatto and tenor Arek Nicholson.

The Cayman Arts Festival 2016 officially opened Wednesday night with a reception hosted by Governor Helen Kilpatrick at her residence at Government House.