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Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently is now live!

May 02, 2020

Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently is now live!

Hey gang,

I’m thrilled to let you know that the website for Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently is now live so you can listen to the music, download and learn the sheet music, record and upload your video if you would like to join.

Lots of... continued

April 30, 2020

Virtual Choir 6 Webinar with The NAMM Foundation

Eric will be taking part in a webinar alongside Executive Director of The NAMM Foundation Mary Luehrsen about all things Virtual Choir 6.

May 5, 2020 12:00 PM PT

Register now for the webinar on Zoom.

Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently

April 22, 2020

Virtual Choir 6: Sing Gently

May our singing be music for others
and may it keep others aloft.
May we sing as one.

Ten years ago we created the Virtual Choir with a simple question: is it possible to make beautiful music together, no matter how far apart we are? After multiple... continued

April 21, 2020

The Hubble Legacy – BBC Radio Interview

Eric recently spoke to the BBC for a new radio program about the Hubble Space Telescope ahead of its 30th anniversary on April 24. Hosted by astronaut and artist Nicole Stott, Eric shares how he was inspired by Hubble to write a recent... continued

March 20, 2020

Print Music: Advice for Distant Learning

We’re receiving a large number of enquiries about permissions surrounding print music and distant learning. The majority of Eric’s works are published by Hal Leonard or GIA Music and both companies have published statements on their respective websites. For any additional queries, please contact the relevant publisher.

Hal Leonard

GIA Music

March 18, 2020

Virtual Choir: An Update from Eric

Hi gang,

We’ve been receiving vast numbers of requests to support virtual choirs and digital collaborations from around the world over the last week or so. Each time we have made a new virtual choir we have put together the tech that was available at the... continued

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Eric Whitacre Singers live at the Cathedral of St Paul, Minnesota

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  • Amazing masterclass yesterday with the Minneola High School Choirs and their terrific conductor Ian Tapson. Bravo!

    Amazing masterclass yesterday with the Minneola High School Choirs and their terrific conductor Ian Tapson. Bravo!

  • Los Angeles, Friday morning.

    Los Angeles, Friday morning.

  • Astronaut Michael Collins died today at age 90. He was the man who piloted the Apollo 11 craft Colombia around the moon while Neil and Buzz explored the moon. Perhaps no human being has ever known what it is to be alone as much as this great man did.

    Astronaut Michael Collins died today at age 90. He was the man who piloted the Apollo 11 craft Colombia around the moon while Neil and Buzz explored the moon. Perhaps no human being has ever known what it is to be alone as much as this great man did.

  • “This teacher changed my life and most students who walk through the doors to her chorus room. She is an inspiration – battled breast cancer and has been in remission!!! She gave us everything she had day in and day out. My day 1 experience in her cross campus choir (both HS in our district) was an awakening that I can only imagine is similar to Eric’s moment in choir singing the requiem. She always had her desk stocked with emergency supplies for her kids as if she were all of our collective mother, ready to spring into action. She’s the first to go to out of anyone if you had a problem with anything, even family trouble or outside of school problems. She is extremely generous in that if she knew a student wasn’t eating or couldn’t afford something to eat one day, she would give them lunch money or her apple or literally anything to remedy the situation. Most importantly she made that choir room the safest environment that anyone and everyone felt welcomed in. She is the reason I sing!” Thank you Danielle for keeping the flame alive. Nominated by Joshua.

    “This teacher changed my life and most students who walk through the doors to her chorus room. She is an inspiration – battled breast cancer and has been in remission!!! She gave us everything she had day in and day out. My day 1 experience in her cross campus choir (both HS in our district) was an awakening that I can only imagine is similar to Eric’s moment in choir singing the requiem. She always had her desk stocked with emergency supplies for her kids as if she were all of our collective mother, ready to spring into action. She’s the first to go to out of anyone if you had a problem with anything, even family trouble or outside of school problems. She is extremely generous in that if she knew a student wasn’t eating or couldn’t afford something to eat one day, she would give them lunch money or her apple or literally anything to remedy the situation. Most importantly she made that choir room the safest environment that anyone and everyone felt welcomed in. She is the reason I sing!” Thank you Danielle for keeping the flame alive. Nominated by Joshua.

  • Hey gang, let’s celebrate! Come join me LIVE as we mark the one year anniversary of the launch of VC6.

    Hey gang, let’s celebrate! Come join me LIVE as we mark the one year anniversary of the launch of VC6.