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Our fundraiser on March 22, 2021 was a great success! We were able to reach our goal of funding our Drive-In Rehearsals!
Friends, family and fans joined us on YouTube Live as we discuss our Drive -In Rehearsal initiative, looked back at past performances, and held the debut our new song, “Love is Here to Stay”! A wonderful performance from Voce Quartet, 2020 6th Place Sweet Adelines International Quartet, brought the laughs and smiles.
You can watch the whole show here and the Virtual Chorus of Love is Here to Stay, here
Our raffle winners will be contacted personally. Thank you!
Saratoga Soundtrack's Member of Note, Lori Porter, will be honored at the Greater NY/NJ Region 15 Member of Note Announcement & Recognition Celebration. Each year regional choruses have the opportunity to recognize one of their own who goes above and beyond in their service to the chapter."A Member of Note is someone who works tirelessly for the chapter, has a positive influence on the chapter, and is a great ambassador for the chapter." This year, each Member of Note will be announced by a special guest from their own chapter at this virtual event on Friday, October 23 at 7pm.
We are taking a holiday break!
Join us in 2021 when we'll be meeting on Zoom every other Monday at 7pm. We'd love to have you visit.
Check our website calendar for rehearsal dates and contact us at this link to receive information about attending a zoom rehearsal.
Saratoga Soundtrack's Woman of Note, JoAnn Borden, was recently honored at the Greater NY/NJ Region 15 VocalFest Weekend in Parsippany, NJ by Melissa Prew, Regional Membership Coordinator. This award is given to one member of each regional chorus. JoAnn was recognized for being an active member who contributes to the running of the chorus, attends regularly, participates in gigs, works hard and captures the spirit of Sweet Adelines. JoAnn currently serves as the Chorus Treasurer and as a member of the Extended Music Team. Other members of the chorus who were nominated for this award included Libby Horn, Terry Bradway, Lori Porter, Kimberly Van Ornam and Sue Pidgeon
Saratoga Soundtrack Chorus helped girls from Saratoga/Schuylerville Girl Scouts Junior Troops earn their Young Women in Harmony Girl Scout Activity Patch on October 7th. Chorus members demonstrated singing techniques to the almost two dozen girls who participated in the event. This is the third badge event of its kind hosted by the women's chorus. The badge is part of Sweet Adelines International's music program and consists of 9 activities that were chosen from 3 categories: Discover, Connect, Take Action.
Saratoga Soundtrack Chorus Division A Champions
On Saturday, April 13th Saratoga Soundtrack Chorus succeeded in capturing two medals at the Greater New York/New Jersey Region 15 Annual Convention and Competition, Sweet Adelines International held in Albany. The chorus won first place in Small Chorus Division A (15-30 singing members on stage). Their score also awarded them fifth place overall in the Region 15 Competition. Under the direction of Jenn Hunter, the chorus performed a musical package that included an energetic medley uniting “I Can’t Give You Anything But Love” by Dorothy Fields and Jimmy McHugh, and
Saratoga Soundtrack Chorus helped girls from Saratoga/Schuylerville Girl Scouts Junior Troops earn their Young Women in Harmony Girl Scout Activity Patch on October 29. Chorus members Cheryl Springer, Jackie Albanese, Wendy Camilli, Sue Pidgeon.Terry Bradway, Lisa Fedele, and Kimberly Van Orman demonstrated singing techniques to the two dozen girls who participated in the event. This is the second badge event of its kind hosted by the women's chorus. The badge is part of Sweet Adeline International's music program and consists of 9 activities that were chosen from 3 categories: Discover, Connect, Take Action.
SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. >> Mayor Meg Kelly honored Saratoga Soundtrack Chorus on Wednesday afternoon with a proclamation for its 10th anniversary.
The chartered chapter of Sweet Adelines International performed two songs at the Music Hall in City Hall. Originally the group of women were supposed to sing at the steps of City Hall, but the rain prevented that from happening. Kelly told the group she wants them to perform again, but at the steps on Broadway.
The chorus travels to various competitions. According to its website, its an organization dedicated to promoting the art form of barbershop harmony through education and performance, striving for excellence in musicianship and performance.
