Tickets​
New This Year - tickets may be purchased at the door AND on line.  Pricing includes score rental, professional soloists, accompanist and refreshments.
At the door: $15  price per evening ($7.50 students and                listeners).   Booklets of 5 tickets are available for $65, and may be shared.
Online: If you don't like waiting in line at Sing , online tickets are available for the door price with a small service charge.                     
Location
​Chatham United Methodist Church
460 Main Street (Route 124), Chatham
The entrance to the church and parking are located behind the building.  Sings are held in Rodda Hall on the second floor.  The church is handicapped accessible, and has an elevator.​
​Testimonials
​Nancy:  "What a wonderful way to spend a summer evening.  I had so much fun last week, I came back this week for more."

Susan: "I love the Summer Sings.  It’s so much fun to just get together and make music in an informal way – just for the fun of it!"

Laurie: "Wonderful – loved it!  Wunderbar!"

Nancy S.: "I was a listener for the first time.  It was truly an amazing experience.  I had to close my eyes because it was like experiencing the sound of heaven – “beautiful!  Amazing soloists too."
Dates, Repertoire and Conductors - 2017
​All Sings begin at 7:30 pm
June 21 
Fauré Requiem, Three Songs by Morten Lauridsen  (Dirait-on, Sure on This Shining Night, O Magnum Mysterium)
Conductor: Ryan Brandau
Artistic Director, Princeton Pro Musica and Monmouth Civic Chorus
​June 28 
Mozart Requiem and Mozart Coronation Mass
Conductor: Martin Sedek
Director, Choral Art Society of NJ; Associate Conductor, The Masterwork Chorus; Composer-in-Residence, Harmonium Choral Society
July 5  - NO SING
July 12
Mendelssohn Elijah
​Conductor: Chris Shepard
Music Director, The Masterwork Chorus; Music Director, Worcester (MA) Chorus; Music Director, CONCORA (Connecticut Choral Artists)
July 19
​Schubert Mass in G and Duruflé Requiem
Conductor: Anne Matlack
Artistic Director, Harmonium Choral Society; Organist/Choir Director, Grace Church, Madison
July 26
Brahms German Requiem
Three Motets by Anton Bruckner (Locus Iste, Ave Maria, Christus Factus Est)
Conductor: Thomas Juneau
Artistic Director, Summit Chorale; Director of Choral Activities, Saint Joseph's University
Save the Date!
​Masterwork’s 2017 Community Messiah Sing-along
Sunday, December 10, 2017 at 2 pm
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church, 215 Boulevard, Mountain Lakes, NJ
New York Time Feature Article
Read the article featuring Masterwork's 2010 Summer Sings in the metropolitan section of the Sunday New York Times.