Washington mourns its chorusmaster
mainNorman Scribner, founder of the Washington Choral Arts Society in 1965 and its conductor for 47 years, has died at 79. Read his achievements here.
Norman Scribner, founder of the Washington Choral Arts Society in 1965 and its conductor for 47 years, has died at 79. Read his achievements here.
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Here in DC, we truly mourn the death of a gentle man. Norman had infinite wisdom, knowledge and motivation, bringing great music to many thousands over the decades in a city where he was revered. The following is a short film, completed recently, with him recalling the life of Slava Rostropovich: https://youtu.be/D8ZxQHckmo8