Robert Duff

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis University Chorus look at American choral works by Emma Lou Diemer, Gwyneth Walker, Joan Szmyko, and Eric Whitacre.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis Chamber Singers explore madrigals and motets -- works by Giovanni da Palestrina, Elaine Hagenberg, Thomas Weelkes, Healy Willan, and Rene Clausen

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis Chamber Singers explore the music of the Conservatoire de Paris -- works by, Maurice Ravel, Oliver Messiaen, Francis Poulenc, and Gabriel Faure.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis University Chorus look at Italian and English Madrigals by Claudio Monteverdi, Jacob Clemens non Papa, and Thomas Morley.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis University Chorus look at the music of the Baroque period -- works by G.F. Handel, J.S. Bach, and Antonio Vivaldi.

Conductor Robert Duff, Brandeis Chamber Singers, voice instructors, professional musicians, Slosberg Concert Hall, Saint Cecilia Church, Boston and virtual performances from remote locations.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brande University Chorus, Brandeis Chamber Singers and Brandeis-Wellesley Orchestra look at the choral works of Beethoven.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis University Chorus look at various oratorios by Giocomo Carrisimi, J.S. Bach, F.J. Haydn, G.F. Handel, Felix Mendelssohn.

The term cori spezzati (“split choirs”) was used to describe polychoral singing in Venice in the later 16th century. Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis Chamber Singers examine this genre -- works by Andrea Gabrieli, Heinrich Schutz, Claudio Monteverdi and Adrian Willaert.

Conductor Robert Duff and the Brandeis Chamber Singers examine choral works by contemporary composers -- works by Andrea Clearfield, Craig Hella Johnson, Morten Lauridsen and Eric Whitacre