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The Queens College Choral Society (QCCS) is a storied choral ensemble based in Flushing, New York, rooted in a tradition dating back to 1941. Under the direction of James John, Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at Queens College, the choir regularly performs two major annual concerts with orchestra—one in December and one in May—sharing the stage with distinguished soloists and orchestras. QCCS also serves as a dynamic showcase for the rich choral repertoire, from classical masterworks to modern premieres.

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With a forward-looking approach, QCCS engages audiences with thoughtful programming, educational outreach, and collaborations that highlight the singing tradition across generations. The ensemble’s home venues include the historic Colden Auditorium at Kupferberg Center for the Arts in Flushing, NY, where performances attract critics, students, and seasoned concertgoers alike.

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Explore the group’s ongoing artistic journey, secure your seats for upcoming performances, and follow along with official social channels for news, rehearsals, and behind-the-scenes insights.

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Queens College Choral Society maintains an active discography that complements its live performances. Highlights include Selected Partsongs of Hamish MacCunn (2010) by The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, and Choral Music from Queen's College (Naxos American, 2017) as well as Songs of Peace and Praise (NAXOS, 2017). The ensemble’s 2025–2026 calendar features major works such as Duke Ellington’s The Best of the Sacred Concerts (Winter 2025) and Verdi’s Requiem (Spring 2025), both performed at Colden Auditorium. In 2026, the choir will premiere David Stern’s Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass: Cantata for Soprano Solo, Chorus and Orchestra (World Premiere) on May 16, 2026. For more information, follow the official social channels and plan to secure your seats for these landmark events.

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Social media and official information are accessible via the choir’s website and profiles, where you can find updates, performance calendars, and behind-the-scenes content. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets, schedules, and venues.

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Quick Facts About Queens College Choral Society

  • Founded in 1941; historically performs two annual concerts with orchestra (December and May).
  • Current Music Director: James John, Professor of Music and Director of Choral Studies at Queens College; also Artistic Director of Cerddorion Vocal Ensemble.
  • Discography includes: Selected Partsongs of Hamish MacCunn (2010) by The Queens College Vocal Ensemble; Choral Music from Queen's College (Naxos American, 2017); Songs of Peace and Praise (NAXOS, 2017).
  • 2025 events include Duke Ellington’s The Best of the Sacred Concerts (Winter, Dec 14, 2025) and Verdi’s Requiem (Spring, May 17, 2025) at Colden Auditorium, Kupferberg Center for the Arts.
  • In 2026, QCCS will premiere David Stern’s Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass: Cantata for Soprano Solo, Chorus and Orchestra (World Premiere) on May 16, 2026.
  • Social media presence is listed on the official site (Instagram and Facebook).

The records

Queens College Choral Society Discography

  • Songs of Peace and Praise
    2017 · NAXOS
  • Choral Music from Queen's College
    2017 · Naxos American
  • Selected Partsongs of Hamish MacCunn
    2010 · The Queens College Vocal Ensemble

Queens College Choral Society maintains an active discography that complements its live performances. Highlights include Selected Partsongs of Hamish MacCunn (2010) by The Queens College Vocal Ensemble, and Choral Music from Queen's College (Naxos American, 2017) as well as Songs of Peace and Praise (NAXOS, 2017). The ensemble’s 2025–2026 calendar features major works such as Duke Ellington’s The Best of the Sacred Concerts (Winter 2025) and Verdi’s Requiem (Spring 2025), both performed at Colden Auditorium. In 2026, the choir will premiere David Stern’s Walt Whitman’s Leaves of Grass: Cantata for Soprano Solo, Chorus and Orchestra (World Premiere) on May 16, 2026. For more information, follow the official social channels and plan to secure your seats for these landmark events.

Social media and official information are accessible via the choir’s website and profiles, where you can find updates, performance calendars, and behind-the-scenes content. We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward access to tickets, schedules, and venues.

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