The Radcliffe Choral Society

The Radcliffe Choral Society is a non-profit choral ensemble based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Founded in 1899, the Society is affiliated with Harvard University and is currently led by Dr. Andrew Clark and Meg Weckworth. Comprised of 20 to 49 singers, the Radcliffe Choral Society has a rich history of performing a wide variety of choral music spanning nine centuries. The ensemble's repertoire includes sacred and secular works, both a cappella and accompanied, as well as collaborative and choral-orchestral pieces. They are dedicated to promoting the appreciation and enjoyment of women's choral music through high-caliber performances, commissioning new works for women's voices, and embarking on domestic and international tours. In addition to its main choral group, the Radcliffe Choral Society also features a student-led a cappella ensemble called 'Cliffe Notes'. The Society is student run and managed, providing singers with valuable experience in arts management through their participation in the Executive Committee. For more information about The Radcliffe Choral Society, visit their website at radcliffechoralsociety.com.