The Handel and Haydn Society Chorus, a fully professional group of highly versatile singers, is regarded as one of the finest vocal ensembles in North America. Begun as a volunteer singing society, by the mid-19th century the Society Chorus had swelled to a high of 400 members, performing operatic music and a broad choral repertory. Today the roster stands at 60 and features some of the finest singers in New England. The Boston Globe has called the Handel and Haydn Society Chorus "one of the glories of Boston's musical life."

Handel and Haydn Associate Conductor and Chorusmaster John Finney has remarked that "having a beautiful sound does not in and of itself make the Chorus great. It is what it can do with that sound that sets it apart from the average chorus. Much of the choral music we perform could be described with a single word: virtuosic.”

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