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Howard Dodson , director emeritus of the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture, who was brought on to the choir's board of directors in an unsuccessful bid to buttress its crumbling finances, said the organization failed because it had signed a contract with the city it couldn't afford, paying the salaries of music teachers at the Choir Academy.

Harlem Choir Is Being Revived Jennifer Maloney 2011

The choir's troubles began in 2001, when a 14-year-old boy accused the program's chief counselor of molesting him.

Harlem Choir Is Being Revived Jennifer Maloney 2011

The choir's choreographer, Earla (Angela Grovey), strikes up a friendship with Ang Hsu (Francis Jue), the only Asian man in the choir.

George Heymont: Can't Stop the Music George Heymont 2012

The choir's chanting floats out into the streets, inviting visitors to take a peak inside the baroque building.

Malta's Sun-Kissed 'Silent City' Javier Espinoza 2010

Rather than being threatened by Manny or intimidated by Vi Rose, Randy finds a way to include Manny in the choir's band, help Vi Rose's autistic son break through his shyness, and arrange for Olivia to visit her father at his Army base.

George Heymont: Can't Stop the Music George Heymont 2012

Vance chooses Vi Rose over G.G. to become the choir's new musical director, G.G. accepts the setback.

George Heymont: Can't Stop the Music George Heymont 2012

The choir's ethereal mingled voices came into their own on 2004's Medulla tracks and the startling new Crystalline, which, like most of the Biophilia adventures – sounded something like Gregorian, xylophone-led drum 'n' bass.

Bjork – review 2011

Beginning Tuesday until March 3, New York's Dessoff Choirs is doing just that with "Refracted Bach," the choir's first midwinter festival.

A Monumental Composer in Context Barrymore Laurence Scherer 2012

The choir's ethereal mingled voices came into their own on 2004's Medulla tracks and the startling new Crystalline, which, like most of the Biophilia adventures – sounded something like Gregorian, xylophone-led drum 'n' bass.

Bjork – review 2011

A buttery-voiced announcer delivered his remarks "Home can be a slice of heaven" and the 11,000 organ pipes sounded the final note of the choir's performance.

Let t h e ir games b e gin 2011