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Other sites featuring the Yale Russian Chorus

• Alumni of the Yale Russian Chorus (50th Anniversary Site)
• Yale Russian Chorus: 50 Years (An exhibit at Sterling Memorial Library).
• The Yale Russian Chorus's Wikipedia entry

News stories about the Yale Russian Chorus

• Yale Russian Chorus takes the stage (Fairfield University Office of Media Relations, January 9, 2004)
• Russian Chorus turns 50 (Yale Daily News, October 27, 2003)
• The Yale Russian Chorus, Diplomats of Song (Wall Street Journal, October 23, 2003) Link courtesy of Dow Jones Internet Publishing.
• Stravinsky to highlight Russian chorus show (Yale Daily News, February 20, 1998)
• The New Haven Advocate Grand Band Slam of 2000 ranks the Yale Russian Chorus #2 in the Reggae/World Beat/International Category (we're as cool as reggae!) (New Haven Advocate, 2000)

Descendants and Offshoot Groups

• Slavyanka, in San Francisco
• The Kartuli Ensemble, in Marlboro, New York (specializing in Georgian music)
• Iveria, the Boston-area sister of the Kartuli Ensemble
• Kavkasia, a professional trio formed by Kartuli Ensemble members
• Darbazí, a Toronto-based Georgian ensemble founded by Kartuli alum Alan Gasser

Other Russian or Slavic Choral Ensembles

• The Yale Slavic Chorus, our counterparts in the Soprano-Alto repertoire
• The Russian Chamber Chorus of New York, which surely needs no introduction
• The Middlebury Russian Choir, of Middlebury College.
• Golosá, at the University of Chicago
• The Moscow University Academic Choir, Russia's oldest amateur choral ensemble
• Akafist, a younger but still distinguished Russian tenor-bass ensemble

Publishers

• Musica Russica, the well-known publisher of Russian Choral music

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