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Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra
Season 12
Episode 8
The Sacramento Choral Society and Orchestra is arguably one of the most unique choirs in the country, because it's the only large chorus to have its own professional orchestra. Join us as we listen in to hear how their focus on singing makes both the group and their sound unique.
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