Co-Director, Worcester Children's Chorus

Jennifer Kane

Jennifer Kane comes to Massachusetts from Atlanta, GA, where she was the Artistic Director of the Spivey Hall Young Artists, a 50-voice treble ensemble which serves as the training choir for the nationally renowned Spivey Hall Children's Choir. She was also the Artistic Director of Viva Voce, a summer choral camp sponsored by Spivey Hall and the Atlanta Chapter of the American Composers Forum, as well as a frequent clinician and adjudicator for children's choral music.

In addition to her work with children's voices, Kane was the Artistic Director of Atlanta Schola Cantorum, an auditioned ensemble specializing in Renaissance polyphony and Twentieth century compositions. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution described Kane's work with Schola: "Such depth of expression - a fusion of harmonies and texts - was the hallmark of Kane and her singers." Most recently, Kane was the Artistic Director of PALS Children's Chorus in Brookline, where she prepared the chorus for collaborations with the Back Bay Chorale, Boston Musica Viva, and the Boston Symphony Orchestra. Kane received a BA in Music from Furman University and an MM in Choral Conducting from Georgia State University as a student of Alan Raines.