In December 2020, FCC reached an audience of over 3,000 across five continents with its stunning and layered digital performance “FCC Presents, Gifts”. We are thrilled to bring Vivialdi’s “Gloria” to life on screen this April 2021.

Blending tantalizing visual textures and manipulations of the camera with the vibrance of Vivaldi’s composition and elements of contemporary music, FCC’s GLORIA is a visual and auditory celebration of joy and the promise of tomorrow.

Featuring the talents of David Rosenmeyer (FCC Music Director and Conductor), Malena Dayen (Mezzo-Soprano), Troy Ogilvie (Choreographer), Rodrigo Aranjuelo (Video Designer), and the 100+ voices and faces of the Fairfield Country Chorale.

We will be offering this special online event for FREE, but request a reservation is made to gain access to this event.  Please click on the Buy Ticket button to Register.

Join the FCC for Giving Day.  2021 will be our 7th year participating in this wonderful event and we need your help!  Every year, the competition is quite fierce and we have been quite successful in winning prizes because of your generosity.  Please join us on February 25th for this year’s Giving Day to help […]

In honor of this Season of Lights, join the 100-member Fairfield County Chorale for a unique online streaming event — FCC Presents, Gifts — offering an artistic and meaningful exploration of choral music in a digital setting with a truly global reach.

In an era dominated by zoom calls and social distancing, the Fairfield County Chorale offers a unique and innovative digital choral production that explores the boundaries of what online performances can be.  FCC Presents, Gifts weaves together technology, animation, Mendelssohn, cutting edge video design, Bach, dance, visual art mediums, and Mozart into one highly curated online holiday performance.  FCC Presents, Gifts showcases the successful integration of creativity, community, and collaboration in fulfilling the deepest promise of online performance.

We will be offering this special online event for FREE, but request a reservation is made to gain access to this event.

Have you been missing the opportunity to sing with a group? Has your voice been begging for a chance to strut its stuff? The Fairfield County Chorale is OPEN FOR BUSINESS! Join us online as we kick off our Pandemic season Sunday, September 13th from 4-5pm. Free Admission: join us via zoom.  Please RSVP to […]

Dear members and friends of the Fairfield County Chorale, I am proud and honored to have been elected President of the Fairfield County Chorale, succeeding Ricky Davis, who served with extraordinary dedication, commitment and devotion for the past seven years.  I am proud to be working with Deb Harper Bono and Bill Hooks as executive […]

For their celebration of Beethoven’s 250th birthday this year, the Fairfield County Chorale is performing one of his most famous works, the Emperor Piano Concerto with soloist Ilya Yakushev, and one of Beethoven’s least known sacred works on Saturday, March 7 at the Norwalk Concert Hall. Kate Remington talks with Artistic Director David Rosenmeyer about what makes each of […]

Celebrate Beethoven’s 250th birthday on the cusp of spring with the Fairfield County Chorale when we present two signature works from his “heroic” period: the majestic and rarely-performed Mass in C major and the revolutionary Piano Concerto No. 5 in E-flat major, the “Emperor” Concerto. The vocal soloists, rising stars in opera and oratorio, will […]

This year marks Ludwig van Beethoven’s 250th birthday!  Join the Fairfield County Chorale on March 7, 2020 for an all-Beethoven concert, including the Emperor Piano Concerto, performed by world-renowned pianist Ilya Yakushev.  Meanwhile, discover how much you know of this beloved composer! 1. What did Mozart and Beethoven have in common? a. They both wore […]

A masterful juxtaposition of past and future. This holiday season, join the Fairfield County Chorale for a memorable performance of Mozart’s Mass in C minor and a collection of festival pieces by three members of the Bach family:  “Jauchzet, Frohlocket!,” Part 1 of Johann Sebastian Bach’s Christmas Oratorio, Heilig by his second son Carl Philipp […]