On Saturday, March 22nd, Measure for Measure joins EMU Voices and EMU Vision to perform a concert of varied repertoire at EMU’s Pease Auditorium. This event is free and open to the public. We look forward to seeing you then and there!
Join us on Sunday, March 23 at St. John Vianney in Flint, as Measure for Measure performs a varied repertoire in this lovely and sacred space! Event runs from 3:00 to 4:30 pm.
Please join us in Ann Arbor as Measure for Measure performs its 36th Annual Spring Concert, joined by guests the Men of Lincoln High School, at Zion Lutheran Church!
Over 30 years of song
Measure for Measure is a voluntary, not-for-profit musical arts organization made up of male singers of all ages who share a common love of music.
What people have to say about Measure for Measure
“Hill Auditorium was packed — who doesn’t want to hear the Ninth or its message of brotherly love? — and overall the orchestra’s fans were surely not disappointed by what they heard in this remarkable work …”
“… the chorus, combining singers from the Carillon Women’s Chorale, the Livinigston County Chorale, the Livingston County Women’s Chorus, and Measure for Measure — were mighty and moving.”
Susan Isaacs Nisbett, Freelance Entertainment Writer, annarbor.com
“I’ve said it before […], and I’ll say it again: When my days on this blue planet are up and I’m ready to be planted, it will be just fine if Measure for Measure sings while the planting service takes place. Based in Ann Arbor and under the superb direction of Dr. Leonard Riccinto, this male chorus just keeps getting better and better every year. Their gorgeous sound has a depth to it that the college men’s glee club seem to lack — something to do with years and wisdom on the part of the singers?”
Jeannette Luton-Faber, Current Magazine
“Hill Auditorium was packed — who doesn’t want to hear the Ninth or its message of brotherly love? — and overall the orchestra’s fans were surely not disappointed by what they heard in this remarkable work …”
“… the chorus, combining singers from the Carillon Women’s Chorale, the Livinigston County Chorale, the Livingston County Women’s Chorus, and Measure for Measure — were mighty and moving.”
Susan Isaacs Nisbett, Freelance Entertainment Writer, annarbor.com
“I’ve said it before […], and I’ll say it again: When my days on this blue planet are up and I’m ready to be planted, it will be just fine if Measure for Measure sings while the planting service takes place. Based in Ann Arbor and under the superb direction of Dr. Leonard Riccinto, this male chorus just keeps getting better and better every year. Their gorgeous sound has a depth to it that the college men’s glee club seem to lack — something to do with years and wisdom on the part of the singers?”
Jeannette Luton-Faber, Current Magazine
“Hill Auditorium was packed — who doesn’t want to hear the Ninth or its message of brotherly love? — and overall the orchestra’s fans were surely not disappointed by what they heard in this remarkable work …”
“… the chorus, combining singers from the Carillon Women’s Chorale, the Livinigston County Chorale, the Livingston County Women’s Chorus, and Measure for Measure — were mighty and moving.”
Susan Isaacs Nisbett, Freelance Entertainment Writer, annarbor.com
“I’ve said it before […], and I’ll say it again: When my days on this blue planet are up and I’m ready to be planted, it will be just fine if Measure for Measure sings while the planting service takes place. Based in Ann Arbor and under the superb direction of Dr. Leonard Riccinto, this male chorus just keeps getting better and better every year. Their gorgeous sound has a depth to it that the college men’s glee club seem to lack — something to do with years and wisdom on the part of the singers?”
Jeannette Luton-Faber, Current Magazine