Ragazzi’s use of the Ragazzi Virtual Studio and a few pictures were featured in a recent article from The Guardian about choral singing during the pandemic. The article quotes Concert Group Team Captain Ian Bass and … read more
Our upcoming May concert, “Joy, Awe, and Wonder” was featured in Broadway World. Read about it here. … read more
KQED Forum interviewed Ragazzi’s Artistic and Executive Director Kent Jue alongside other Bay Area musicians about singing during the pandemic. Listen to the interview here. … read more
Napa Valley Register interviewed Ragazzi’s Young Men’s Ensemble director Travis Rogers about singing with JackTrip and the Ragazzi Virtual Studio. He said: On JackTrip, the singers are actually singing together live. In rehearsal, I sit … read more
News outlets across the Bay Area are recommending that readers check out Beyond the Stars, our Dec 13 concert. The San Francisco Chronicle writes: “Ring in the holiday season with a live-streamed choral concert. The … read more
KDFC’s Play On blog featured the Ragazzi Virtual Studio: Necessity is the mother of invention, as they say, but sometimes frustration is too. When software engineer Mike Dickey’s son was unable to practice in person … read more
San Francisco Classical Voice interviewed Ragazz founder Joyce Keil about children’s choruses, choral singing during the pandemic, and her future plans. She said: The thing that’s amazing to me is how moved the parents are. … read more
San Francisco Classical Voice wrote about the Ragazzi Virtual Studio, our newest remote learning initiative. The Virtual Studio allows choristers to use their existing internet connections to sing together in real time — something that … read more
The Palo Alto Weekly interviewed Artistic/Executive Director Kent Jue about our success moving to remote education: Within four days of the shutdown, Ragazzi’s conductors took up the challenge of keeping their choirs alive. They created … read more
The Los Altos Town Crier writes that Ragazzi “has sustained itself during the pandemic by altering its teaching methods and expanding into the world of virtual choirs while planning for the future.” More: “The idea is … read more