Maestro Harold Rosenbaum


Acclaimed choral director Harold Rosenbaum has been St. Luke’s Director of Music since 2005.

Maestro Rosenbaum is one of the most accomplished and critically acclaimed choral conductors of our time and is conductor of the nationally acclaimed

Canticum Novum Singers and New York Virtuoso Singers


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  • EXPERIENCE THE MUSIC

    at

    St. Luke's Katonah


    Conductor Harold Rosenbaum will bring “The Unadorned Bach” cantatas to

    St. Luke’s Episcopal Church

    68 Bedford Rd.

    Katonah, NY


    SUNDAYS AT 3PM


    March 20, 2022

    The Canticum Novum Singers

    Brian Daurelle, piano



    May 15, 2022

    The Canticum Novum Singers

    Huizi Zhang, piano



    General Admission

    $20 / Students $10





  • Meet the

    canticum novum singers

    &

    the new york virtuoso singers

    The Canticum Novum Singers

    This chamber choir has achieved both national and international recognition for its stylistic versatility, vocal blend, and expressive range. The Canticum Novum Singers have been hailed as “An elite chorus” by The New York Times


    The New York Virtuoso Singers

    NYVS is a sixteen-member professional choral ensemble dedicated to presenting both seldom-heard works by past and contemporary masters, as well as premieres by today's composers. The New York Times declares "...this estimable chamber chorus champions contemporary music and, true to its name, performs it with virtuosity..”




  • meet the maestro



    Dr. Harold Rosenbaum is the founder of The New York Virtuoso Singers, The Canticum Novum Singers and The Harold Rosembaum Choral Conducting Institute at Columbia University and NYU. He is also author of A Practical Guide to Choral Conducting. 


    Rosembaum is the recipient of many awards and he has conducted countless choirs at Tanglewood, Juilliard, Avery Fisher Hall and Carnegie Hall


    He is Professor Emeritus at the State University of New York at Buffalo, where he directed the choirs and was head of the graduate program in choral conducting. Previously, he taught at the Juilliard School, Queens College, and Adelphi University.