Cailin Marcel Manson
Baritone. Conductor.
Dedicated to Classical Music in the Community.
CAILIN leads the Clark University Chamber Chorus, Clark Sinfonia,
and the New England Repertory Orchestra
in a thrilling collaboration with Mechanics Hall,
joined be singers from high school choruses around the region,
and singers from the Nashoba Valley Chorale and Nashua Choral Society.
CAILIN stars in Mendelssohn's famous oratorio
with the Arizona Philharmonic and the Quartz Ensemble on April 2nd.
CAILIN CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF CONDUCTING WITH HIS CARNEGIE HALL DEBUT
CAILIN made a smashing debut at Carnegie Hall conducting the MESSA DA REQUIEM of Giuseppe Verdi on March 11. The residency, hosted by MidAmerica Productions, included CAILIN's numerous choirs, four world-class soloists, and the New England Symphonic Ensemble. N
Click here for the ClarkNOW feature story.
Click here for the Keene Sentinel feature story.
CAILIN NAMED 2023 ACOM FELLOW
CAILIN has been named a member of the Arts and Culture Organizational Management: Strategic Perspectives (ACOM) 2023 cohort.
ACOM is a one-week intensive program run by the American Repertory Theater designed in collaboration with the Initiative to Advance Racial Equity at the Harvard Business School.
The program connects and uplifts selected BIPOC-identifying arts leaders from arts organizations from cultural organizations across Massachusetts representing a diversity of artistic disciplines and experiences.
CAILIN NAMED 2021 CREATIVE COMMUNITY FELLOW
National Arts Strategies named CAILIN a member of the 2021-2022 cohort of Creative Community Fellows: New England. 25 candidates were selected, recognized as creative entrepreneurs and change agents whose work, practice, and exciting projects foster positive change in New England communities.
Click here for the announcement from National Arts Strategies and to learn more about the Fellows.
NH CHRONICLE SPOTLIGHTS CAILIN AND THE KEENE CHORALE
The NH Chronicle featured CAILIN and The Keene Chorale in a special spotlight as they prepared for the New England Premiere of Robert Nathaniel Dett's oratorio, The Ordering of Moses.
This concert was supported by the Saxton Family - Alfred Nash Patterson Grant from Choral Arts New England.
Click here for the NH Chronicle story.