Jeffrey Sandborg

Jeffrey Sandborg holds the Naomi Brandon and George Emery Wade Professorship in Music at Roanoke College where he has been Director of Choral Activities since 1985. His conducting credits of major choral/orchestral works with the Roanoke Symphony Orchestra include Verdi’s Requiem, Mozart’s Great Mass in C Minor and Handel’s Messiah. He has also led the Roanoke Valley Choral Society and Orchestra in performances of Vaughan Williams’ Hodie, J. S. Bach’s Mass in B Minor, and the Requiems of Joonas Kokkonen and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Sandborg remains active as a clinician, adjudicator, arranger, composer and choral scholar. He is the author of English Ways: Interviews with English Choral Conductors along with numerous articles on choral and vocal literature and practice.

Interview with William Christie, Director

By: Jeffrey Sandborg

On: October 15, 2013

In: Choral World News

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Les Arts Florissants

Jeffrey Sandborg

For those familiar with the repertoire of the French Baroque and for anyone just beginning to explore it, all roads lead to William C…Read More →

Interview with Paul Van Nevel, Director, Huelgas Ensemble

By: Jeffrey Sandborg

On: July 15, 2013

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By Jeffrey Sandborg, Director of Choral Activities and Wade Professor of Music, Roanoke College

Belgian conductor Paul Van Nevel (b. 1946) is the artistic director of Huelgas Ensemble, which he founded in 1970….Read More →

The Art of Singing One Voice to a Part - An Occasional Series of ICB Interviews

By: Jeffrey Sandborg

On: April 15, 2013

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By Jeffrey Sandborg, Director of Choral Activities and Wade Professor of Music, Roanoke College

The Hilliard Ensemble: Interview with David James and Gordon Jones

Jeffrey Sandborg: Are you both fo…Read More →