The San Mateo Daily Journal wrote about our holiday concert series: Local audiences know the Ragazzi Boys Chorus from whenever such a group is needed for a choral work that somebody is putting on: Orff’s … read more
The San Francisco Classical Voice wrote about our upcoming holiday concerts: Ragazzi doesn’t rely on traditional Christmas fare alone. No, when Ragazzi presents “Ubi Caritas: Where There Is Love,” the sky is the limit on variety and … read more
This essay was written by the parent of a Ragazzi chorister who is in the graduating class of 2018. We thank this young man and his family for sharing the highlights of his years with … read more
The Half Moon Bay Review featured two local Ragazzi choristers who are currently singing with the San Francisco Symphony: At the end of September, the San Francisco Symphony celebrated American composer Leonard Bernstein, and two … read more
The San Francisco Chronicle lauded a performance by Ragazzi chorister Nicholas Hu, who sang with the San Francisco Symphony on a program of Leonard Bernstein compositions. Of all the multifold moods and personalities that course … read more
Diane Andrews of the Santa Clara Weekly came to our Mar 25 concert and wrote: The Ragazzi Boys Chorus, which debuted in Carnegie Hall in 2014, presented its spring concert, “Gloria,” at Mission Santa Clara … read more
The following is a brief essay from the program of “In The Company of Angels.” What are angels? They appear as messengers or agents from the divine, but also share some aspects of the divine. … read more
The San Francisco Classical Voice writes: There are several top-drawer children’s choirs in the Bay Area, and if you think they mainly sell tickets to family members, guess again. Peninsula-based Ragazzi is doing three performances … read more
Choral music has a long written record (maybe 2,500 years), but as a folk art, its heritage is likely entwined with all of human history. There are cultures on the planet that don’t embrace all the … read more
Ragazzi Boys Chorus is helping to build remarkable boys, as described in this shortened version of our mission statement: “Ragazzi educates boys to perform choral music to the highest standards of excellence, instilling self-confidence, cooperation, leadership, sensitivity … read more