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Jubilate Sacred Singers

Jubilate, pronounced "yü-be-lä-tay", means "Shout for Joy". Born out of a desire to share the gift of choral music and to continue to grow musically under the directorship of their gifted and inspiring director Dr. J. Arturo Gonzalez Rivera, the Jubilate! Sacred Singers are committed to making great music. The choir sings primarily a cappella choral music and rehearses and performs without accompaniment. Its members are dedicated, talented and continually challenge themselves to maintain an ever expanding repertoire for a variety of performance settings. Based in Boulder, the choral musicians serve the Boulder community and beyond. "To say that Jubilate! is a group of talented people that embodies a faithful, loving and welcoming spirit would be a huge understatement. Their music radiates these attributes so strongly that experiencing them live is an absolute must." Kip Kuepper, Recording Engineer, Coupe Studios, Boulder, CO.

Artistic Director: Dr. J. Arturo Gonzalez Rivera (BA Orchestral Conducting, Conservatorio Nacional de Música, MA Choral Conducting/Sacred Music, Southern Methodist University, Ph.D., Choral Conducting, University of Colorado) was selected in November of 2009 to be the Artistic Director of Jubilate! Sacred Singers. He has also studied at Westminster Choir School and at the University of New Mexico under several prominent choral conductors, and was a semi-finalist in the 2009 American Choral Director Association.

Arturo has been guest conductor of the symphony orchestra of the National Conservatory of Music in Mexico City and the State Chamber Orchestra and Choir of the state of Queretaro, Mexico and music director of El Paso association for the Performing Arts Ballet/Theatre of the Border, East Central Summer Productions, Midwest Lyric Opera and the Colorado Light Opera. His choral arrangements have been published by Choristers Guild and Asbury Press.

If you are looking for a way to get in the holiday spirit, bring your family and friends for this special event and "Shout for Joy" with the Jubilate Sacred Singers.