Upcoming Performances

Our Fall 2010 concerts are scheduled for early November. Stay tuned for details.

 

News

Visit this link to learn about our latest CD released in December 2009: Deep Midwinter. Download concert program with lyrics.

Deep Midwinter CD cover

 

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Recordings

Deep MidWinter ~ Songs from Winter's Heart
December 2009

Deep Midwinter cover art by Marcia Brewster

Deep Midwinter:
Songs from Winter's Heart

December 2009

A collection of songs for winter's season in our trademark style. Featuring newly-composed works by Vermont composers Peter Amidon, Betsy Brigham, Billy Drislane, and Thomas L. Read. Read Robert Resnik's review in Seven Days.

Download concert program with lyrics.

Available from:
-- Barnes and Noble, South Burlington, VT
-- Peace & Justice Store, Lake St., Burlington, VT
-- CDBaby.com

A collection of songs for winter's season in our trademark style featuring newly-composed works by Vermont composers Peter Amidon, Betsy Brigham, Billy Drislane, and Thomas L. Read.

 

Vermont Composers Project

Vermont Composers Project CD cover


The Vermont Composers Project
Released November 2005

Featuring 23 commissioned pieces written by Vermont composers.

 

 

Listen to excerpts and purchase from CDBaby.com:CD Baby Buy the CD

Social Band's Vermont Composers Project is "...a complete delight: ...glorious, witty choral works that are often complex, sometimes quirky, yet always accessible and fun.”
Tom Slayton
VPR Commentator/Editor, Vermont Life Magazine

Read reviews:
Social Band, Vermont Composers Project (self-released, CD)
By Casey Rea, December 07-14, 2005, Seven Days
(PDF, 81 KB)

Social Band CD Pure Delight
By Dan Wolfe, November 23, 2005, Burlington Vermont Times
(PDF, 51 KB)

 

 

Florona

Florona CD cover


Florona
Released 2003

Social Band's first CD

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....The music on their latest CD release, Florona, includes American shape-note singing, village music from Bulgaria and Sweden, and art music from 16th-century England and Spain. The 21 tracks hint at the amazing depth of the Social Band's repertoire and the care that director Amity Baker has put into arranging and developing their sound. The Band may sound like a big church choir at first, but a closer listen reveals layers of sonic texture. Their respect and affection for the music shines through all the way. Florona has many hidden rewards for the attentive listener; supporting local music is rarely so pleasurable…."   
Robert Resnik
Seven Days 5/12/2004