The University Chorale joined the Charlotte Master Chorale and the Charlotte Symphony Orchestra to perform Leonard Bernstein\u2019s Chichester Psalms<\/em> in two concerts, September 28 and 30. Also on the program was The Ordering of Moses<\/em>, an oratorio by R. Nathanial Dett, featuring Assistant Professor Jason Dungee, tenor, in the role of Moses.<\/p>\n Founded in 1951, the Charlotte Master Chorale is the region\u2019s premier choral ensemble and serves as the resident chorus of the Charlotte Symphony. Charlotte Master Chorale Director Kenney Potter invited the University Chorale to perform subsequent to meeting Dungee, who is the director of choral activities in the Department of Music, at the state conference of the American Choral Directors Association. Dungee said the concerts provide \u201can amazing opportunity to supercharge the education\u201d of the chorale students.<\/p>\n \u201cThe opportunity is so critical because it allows our students to be able to sing with a professional choir and the professional orchestra in the community,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n