1968

The choir issues its third album, “Zamir Chorale”.Read More

1967

The Zamir Chorale makes its first trip to Israel, participating in the Zimriyah only a few weeks after the conclusion of the Six Day War. Zamir participates in the Israel Festival singing Handel’s Saul in Caesaria with the Jerusalem Symphony, and singing on Mt Scopus. Zamir Chorale performs at the World’s Fair in Montreal.Read More

1966

Zamir Chorale issues its second album, “A New Song;” Membership grows to over 100 voices.Read More

1964

The choir changes its name to Zamir Chorale (based on a quotation from the Song of Songs, at the suggestion of Moshe Avital). Zamir Chorale participates in the World’s Fair in New York.Read More

1963

The choir’s first album, “Israeli Hootenany” is released.Read More

1960

The Massad Choral Group, directed by Stanley Sperber, rehearses at JTS in year 1 in room 203.Read More