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Spring Gala

Thank you!

Approximately 140 supporters, friends, Choir members, Trustees and guests dressed in their party best and gathered at Cylburn Arboretum on Saturday May 4 for a beautiful spring evening honoring Artistic Director and Conductor Melinda O'Neal and her nine years of stellar music-making with Handel Choir!

Our silent and live auctions generated essential proceeds to support Handel Choir's many artistic and educational activities in the Baltimore community.

On behalf of the Handel Choir Board and retiring Artistic Director & Conductor Melinda O'Neal, thank you, from the bottom of our hearts, for showing us your support for what we do, for all Melinda O'Neal has achieved in her nine years with Handel Choir, and for supporting us as we make this transition to new artistic leadership. We couldn't have asked for more.

Many thanks to those who donated their time, skills and services to make this event possible, especially our guest emcee, WBAL's Mary Beth Marsden, our jazz trio, Anthony Rivera with Nick Logue and Sam Caravello, and our after-dinner entertainment, the a cappella group Some of the Parts: Handel Choir Trustee Mark McGrath, Ernest Pittman, Max Bent, Ned Worthington, Toby Noyes and Preston Athey. More Spring Gala information ...

AUDITIONS for community singers: Sept. 4, 6 & 7, 2013

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All programs of the Handel Choir of Baltimore are made possible by support from the Baltimore Office of Promotion and the Arts, the Baltimore County Commission on Arts and Sciences and the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency funded by the State of Maryland and the National Endowment for the Arts.