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InChoir: Conversations about Choral Music, The Arts, and Life

InChoir is a podcast about choral music, the arts, and life. In each episode, we share our love of choral music with you and give voice to the composers and creatives who make it.

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Listen to the Silence (opens the original)

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    Frank Ticheli is best known for his works for wind ensemble and concert band, many of which have become standards in the repertoire. On this episode of InChoir, we feature how his choral compositions explore text through shifting color palettes and timbres. Join us as we trace how these evocative techniques can be heard in his two featured pieces - “Listen to the Silence” and “Earth Song”.

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    From Sea to Sky (opens the original)

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    The music of Juhi Bansal draws upon culturally rich musical traditions to create expressive and evocative “sound-worlds”. As an Indian composer brought up in Hong Kong, her music draws upon both traditions and can be heard throughout our two featured pieces—"Fear (Becoming the Ocean)” and “Aurora” (Special thanks to the L.A. Choral Lab for sharing their performance recording of “Aurora”). Join us for our conversation with Juhi where we follow her musical journey “From Sea to Sky”.

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