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The wiki about the oldest musical group at the University of Virginia that anyone can edit. 4,659 articles since December 2009.

Contents

Glee Club seasons	Conductors of the Virginia Glee Club
Glee Club recordings	Glee Club rosters
Posters and Program covers	Photographs

What's new

• 2011-03-14: New categories allow you to see posters and program covers at a glance.
• 2011-01-17: Significant progress. A large chunk of concert programs from the 1950s, 1960s, and 1970s has filled in many blanks. The 1970s are still underway and a few programs from the 1980s are next.
• 2010-06-30: We've been busy! Look at the seasons list or list of presidents for a starting point.
• 2010-01-05: Several new conductors of the Virginia Glee Club, J. A. Morrow, and others.

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Featured article

The Virginia Glee Club concerts for Thomas Jefferson's 250th birthday, held Founder's Day, April, 13, 1993, were a series of three concerts in Monticello, Washington DC, and Richmond as part of the Jefferson 250 services. The concerts included appearances on the Today show and a performance for President Bill Clinton. Repertoire for the day included Neely Bruce's Young T.J., a commissioned work that set excerpts from Jefferson's Commonplace Book to tunes inspired by early American shape note singing. Read more...

Past featured articles

• Harry Rogers Pratt