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Current company Atlanta Master Chorale
Musicians · 8 employees · Founded 1985 · Atlanta, Georgia, United States
Atlanta Master Chorale (AMC) has crafted one of America’s finest choral sounds, bringing singers and audiences to the place where music touches spirit. The choir was honored with Chorus America’s Margaret Hillis Award for Choral Excellence in 2013 and the 2014 Prudential Board Leadership Award from BoardSource. Capitalizing on these accolades, the choir was awarded a coveted performance spot at the 2017 American Choral Directors Association’s National Conference in Minneapolis, performing for nearly of the country’s most dedicated choral professionals. Most recently, AMC received a Bloomberg Philanthropies Arts Innovation and Management (AIM) program grant for 2018-20 as well as the recipient of a Leadership DeKalb (Business Leaders) Organization Consulting Project. Begun in 1985 as Gwinnett Festival Singers, the group gained momentum well beyond its initial suburban reach, drawing singers and audiences from throughout metropolitan Atlanta. With the addition of Dr. Eric Nelson as Artistic Director in the Board formalized this expanding sphere of influence and Dr. Nelson’s artistic vision under the name Atlanta Sacred Chorale. Dr. Nelson’s exceptional leadership and field-leading conducting skills have propelled the professionally trained but always volunteer group to national recognition as a refined and dedicated community choir. In 2013, the group took another step toward leadership in choral artistry by settling into the designation, challenge, and vision-driven name of Atlanta Master Chorale. Throughout its nearly four decades of development, the Chorale has consistently celebrated material drawn from a broad spectrum of choral music. Our audiences enjoy nearly 100 different pieces over five concerts each season, featuring music from nearly every period and genre, including historic and newly commissioned a cappella songs as well as major and minor accompanied works. The ensemble\'s choral series published by MorningStar/E.C. Schirmer.