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Performance Women's Choral Ensemble In their spring 2004 concert, the group included works by Vincent Persichetti, Carl Czerny, Ralph Vaughan Williams, and Stephen Hatfield along with folk songs, traditional music, and spirituals. Director: Lorraine A. Milovac
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Ensembles
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Founded
in 1927, the University of Pittsburgh Women's Choral Ensemble
is open to all women of the University community, including undergraduates,
graduate students, and staff. The ensemble leads the traditional
lamplighter processional for all University young women each fall
and performs each semester on campus. The members rehearse three
hours per week and receive 1 college credit each semester for
their participation. The group brings together women of all disciplines,
and performs repertory ranging from traditional sacred and secular
classics to international folk songs, popular music, and show
tunes. Auditions are held in the fall of each year.