For 37 years, the Renaissance Street Singers, led by their founder, John Hetland, have been entertaining New Yorkers with polphonic sacred music from the 15th and 16th centuries. They perform on Sundays and can often be heard at the Chelsea Market on 9th Avenue and 16th Street.
Today's the second of the two concerts they perform every spring in Hetland's loft; reservations are by invitation and the concert's full, but you can enjoy the music online through a live webcast that can be replayed on demand.
It's available at
www.streetsingers.org
where you'll find a performance schedule.
The Streetsingers are open to new members who can "read music, carry a part confidently, blend well (with little or no vibrato)."
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