Biography
Robert Taylor - Director Robert Taylor is Director of the Charleston Symphony Chorus and CSO Chamber Singers, and the Director of Choral Activities at the College of Charleston. He is also the Founding Music Director of the Taylor Music Festival and Taylor Festival Choir, a semi-professional choir recently honored to perform at the 50th Anniversary of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) convention in 2009. Described by the Charleston Post and Courier as a conductor whose work is “expert,” Taylor’s choirs have been praised for their musicality, technical proficiency, and beautiful sound production. Current Work Dr. Taylor has been at the College of Charleston since 1998, where he conducts the acclaimed 48-voice Concert Choir and the 18-voice Madrigal Singers, and where he teac
Performance credits
Past performances 2007 — Yesterday
Holiday Pops!, Coleridge-TaylorBaynes, S.HermanWendel, R.Brooks, P.Forrest, D.LeontovychHaymanHamlischBisbanoPage, R.Holcombe, B.TormeHayes, MarkWatts, I.WilbergWilson, MeredithBayer SagerHague, A.Smith, D. J.Austin, F.MendolaAnderson, L.Newton, J.Various
Charleston Symphony OrchestraChorus master
View program, cast and crewMajestic Bruckner, LauridsenBruckner
Charleston Symphony OrchestraChorus master
View program, cast and crewBiography
Robert Taylor - Director Robert Taylor is Director of the Charleston Symphony Chorus and CSO Chamber Singers, and the Director of Choral Activities at the College of Charleston. He is also the Founding Music Director of the Taylor Music Festival and Taylor Festival Choir, a semi-professional choir recently honored to perform at the 50th Anniversary of the American Choral Directors Association (ACDA) convention in 2009. Described by the Charleston Post and Courier as a conductor whose work is “expert,” Taylor’s choirs have been praised for their musicality, technical proficiency, and beautiful sound production. Current Work Dr. Taylor has been at the College of Charleston since 1998, where he conducts the acclaimed 48-voice Concert Choir and the 18-voice Madrigal Singers, and where he teac
