Welcome to Our 2023-24 Season!
We are excited to welcome you to a new season of the Greater South Jersey Chorus. Our voices unite to present a diverse and captivating series of performances that will inspire our audiences. Season highlights include Margaret Bonds’ Credo, a setting of profound texts by W. E. B. Du Bois, and Songs of Peace by English composer Will Todd. Our holiday concert sets the mood for the season with works new and old, performed with majestic sounds of organ and brass. January takes us to Carnegie Hall to perform Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony with the New England Symphonic Ensemble under the direction of Maestro Peter Tiborus. In March, we present the hauntingly beautiful Requiem of Gabriel Fauré paired with cathedral classics, and we end our year in partnership with ChildrenSong presenting Carl Orff’s rousing and monumental Carmina Burana.
Performances
See our performance schedule, and buy tickets for upcoming performances. View and listen to some selected past performances in our highlights and videos. Read More
Support GSJC
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Upcoming Performances
ADA Accommodations
Greater South Jersey Chorus (GSJC) does not discriminate on the basis of disability in admission or access to, treatment of or contracting of, its services, programs or activities. Upon request, accommodations will be provided to allow individuals with disabilities to participate in GSJC services, programs, and activities.
Past Performances
I love their performances. It’s rare that a choir like theirs plays our area with their quality and such a top-notch program. I’m so grateful that we can share in this as a family!
We’ve seen them several times that they performed in Haddonfield for the past 2 years. I love the music they sing. It’s uplifting and something we really need nowadays.