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NOTUS, formerly the Contemporary Vocal Ensemble, at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, is the only university-based vocal group in the United States exclusively dedicated to the study and performance of vocal and choral repertoire written after 1900. It includes singers, composers, young scholars and instrumentalists chosen for their special interest in the music of our time. Depending on the repertoire, the ensemble adjusts its size to perform solo vocal, chamber choral and large oratorio-like compositions.

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rdfs:comment	NOTUS, formerly the Contemporary Vocal Ensemble, at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, is the only university-based vocal group in the United States exclusively dedicated to the study and performance of vocal and choral repertoire written after 1900. It includes singers, composers, young scholars and instrumentalists chosen for their special interest in the music of our time. Depending on the repertoire, the ensemble adjusts its size to perform solo vocal, chamber choral and large oratorio-like compositions. (en)
foaf:homepage	https://music.indiana.edu/departments/ensembles/cve/
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	Caroline Shaw 1908 establishments in Indiana Bloomington, Indiana David Lang (composer) Paul Mealor Per Nørgård James MacMillan (composer) Musical groups established in 1980 Moses Hogan Indiana University Steve Reich Ēriks Ešenvalds 20th-century classical music 21st-century classical music Anemoi Osvaldo Golijov Melissa Dunphy Ted Hearne Arvo Pärt Atmen gibt das Leben American choirs University choirs Chen Yi (composer) John Adams John Cage Karlheinz Stockhausen Sven-David Sandström Dominick Argento Dominick DiOrio Don Freund Philip Glass Indiana University Innova Recordings Carmen Helena Téllez Veljo Tormis Indiana University Jacobs School of Music Ralph Shapey The American Prize dbr:Juan_Orrego-Salas's
Link from a Wikipage to an external page	http://www.dominickdiorio.com https://music.indiana.edu/departments/ensembles/cve/ http://music.indiana.edu/departments/ensembles/cve/index.shtml
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affiliation	Indiana University
date	March 2020 (en)
former name	Contemporary Vocal Ensemble (en)
founder	Alan Harler (en)
genre	* 20th-century classical music * 21st-century classical music (en)
origin	Bloomington, Indiana
reason	Source does not even mention NOTUS, let alone the derivation of the name (en)
website	https://music.indiana.edu/departments/ensembles/cve/
has abstract	NOTUS, formerly the Contemporary Vocal Ensemble, at the Indiana University Jacobs School of Music, is the only university-based vocal group in the United States exclusively dedicated to the study and performance of vocal and choral repertoire written after 1900. It includes singers, composers, young scholars and instrumentalists chosen for their special interest in the music of our time. Depending on the repertoire, the ensemble adjusts its size to perform solo vocal, chamber choral and large oratorio-like compositions. Noted for innovative programming, NOTUS explores all significant styles of the last century as well as works at the forefront of today’s contemporary music scene. A special emphasis is placed on the works of living and emerging composers, especially notable works for voices composed by Indiana University faculty and students. The choir was renamed NOTUS after the Greek god of the south wind in 2013. Dominick DiOrio serves as current director of the ensemble, only the fourth person to hold this position. (en)
choir admission	By audition (en)
music director	Dominick DiOrio (en)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	List of Yale University people Jacobs School of Music Dominick DiOrio Contemporary Vocal Ensemble Carmen Helena Téllez
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