Camerata Singers releasing CD
Bluffton University’s Camerata Singers will release “Promises of God’s Reign,” a CD of music from the group’s 2012-13 repertoire, this spring.
Producing and mastering the CD as part of a senior honors project is Jonathan Luginbill, a music major and a member of Camerata Singers. Luginbill spent last fall semester studying recording techniques at the Contemporary Music Center in Nashville, Tenn. His honors project is titled “Experimentation in Choral Microphone Technique.”
Copies of the CD may be ordered for the pre-release price of $10 each through May 5, and for $15 apiece thereafter. For more information or to order, contact Jodi Diller in the Bluffton music department office at 419-358-3347 or [email protected].
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