Kyle Green

essays: praise :

"God sent us Choir Director, Reed Carter, and for that we are truly grateful. He pushes us to sing things we initially think are above our capabilities, but then we do it. I love it. It is thanks to Reed, who seems to know our abilities more than we do”. The members of the Chancel Choir at Salem Presbyterian Church are singing their way to New York City. They didn't think they were professional enough to sing Mozart's "Requiem," but music director Reed Carter did. He tapped every source of energy that choir members could muster for a March 19 presentation of the composition in honor of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. At 29, Carter was the youngest person in the choir room, yet he was getting undivided attention as he bounced around listening and directing.
"God sent us Choir Director, Reed Carter, and for that we are truly grateful. He pushes us to sing things we initially think are above our capabilities, but then we do it. I love it. It is thanks to Reed, who seems to know our abilities more than we do”. The members of the Chancel Choir at Salem Presbyterian Church are singing their way to New York City. They didn't think they were professional enough to sing Mozart's "Requiem," but music director Reed Carter did. He tapped every source of energy that choir members could muster for a March 19 presentation of the composition in honor of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. At 29, Carter was the youngest person in the choir room, yet he was getting undivided attention as he bounced around listening and directing.