The San Francisco Korean Master Chorale is a choir that began as 'Ecclesia' in 1989 and has led the development of choral culture in the Bay Area and the cultural activities of the Korean community. Through annual regular concerts, the choir conveys the cultural values and identity of Koreans through music and has served as a cultural bridge connecting mainstream American society with the Korean immigrant community.
1989
Founded 'Ecclesia' in 1989
Bay Area
Northern California Representative Korean Choir
Bridge
A bridge for cultural exchange and community
The heart contained within a song
The SF Master Chorale is accompanied by a full orchestra
From large-scale choral performances to sacred music, Korean art songs, and folk songs
We present a wide repertoire.
Korea's heart
I sing
The sentiments contained in Korean art songs and folk songs
To the next generation and the community
I convey it naturally.
A good stage
I am preparing
Regular practice and
Through the full orchestra stage
We build up the depth and perfection of the choir.
Through music
I meet my neighbors.
Several generations in the Bay Area and
Neighbors listening to a song in one place
We are creating a space to share our hearts.
to sing together
I look forward to the new unit
Mixed 4-part composition
Every Monday from 7 PM to 9 PM
Various music including classical, Korean art songs, and sacred music
inquiry:
Director Jeong Ji-seon: CP (510)224-0752
General Manager An Myeong-hye: CP (510)557-8550
