Angelica Women's Chamber Choir

Angelica Women's Chamber Choir is a non-profit, Westchester-based women's choral ensemble founded in 1996 by Susan Ball. The group has been led by Marie Caruso as Artistic Director since 2005. Known for their diverse repertoire, they perform music spanning from the 1st to the 21st centuries, including early anonymous works, chant, Sephardic, Balkan, and American folk music. They often collaborate with other artists and have performed internationally in events such as festivals in Italy and Lithuania. Angelica is celebrated for its rich sound and harmonies, with performances throughout Manhattan and Westchester each year.

In recent years, their releases have included titles like "Angelica in Quarantine: Song in the Time of Covid," showcasing their adaptability during challenging times. The choir has been praised for its "gorgeous sound" and "transcendent" performances, making them a notable presence in the choral music scene.

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