Charles Dillingham
Music Director

 

Susan Gilleece Reilley
Accompanist
 

 

 

The Braintree Choral Society is thrilled to welcome Charlie Dillingham as our new Music Director!

Mr. Dillingham, a member of the Braintree Choral Society, works with the Braintree School Department as a music teacher. We look forward to many wonderful performances together!!

As an accomplished accompanist, Susan Gilleece Reilley  has contributed to successful performances with the Braintree Choral Society for the better part of the last 10 years. In addition to her work with BCS, Susan has performed frequently with the Choral Arts Society and the Bridgewater State College Choir. She has accompanied soloists throughout the South Shore and Boston areas, including soloists with the Bel Canto Opera Company and The Quincy Symphony Orchestra. Her love of musical theatre started at age 15 which allowed her to start her own theatre company, C&G Productions. In addition to her own company, she has directed and performed with numerous companies including The Company Theatre of Norwell and Fiddlehead Theatre of Norwood. In June 2003, Susan performed with composer and singer Edward Milham in a recital of Poulenc's Chanson Gaillardes, Brahms' Gesange, works by Shostakovich and by the composer himself. In May of 2005 she accompanied the District Festival Boys Choir, under the direction of Dr. Richard Bunberry. Recent choral performances include Dvorak's Stabat Mater, Bach's Christmas Oratorio, Ralph Vaughan Williams' Serenade to Music, Carl Orff's Carmina Burana and Leonard Bernstein's Chichester Psalms. Susan studied piano with Marlene Dubois and Robert Brown, Emeritus Conductor of the Quincy Symphony Orchestra. She has served as Musical Director at Foxborough High School and is currently an instructor for the Piano Conservatory Program in the Braintree Public Schools.

 

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