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Article: Area Dayton Philharmonic Chorus members sing at Carnegie Hall

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Among those invited to perform at New York's prestigious Carnegie Hall: Maria Callas, Judy Garland, Leonard Bernstein, The Beatles.

Another group who has been given that elite honor: the Dayton Philharmonic Chorus.

Springboro resident Beverly Dean and former residents Tom Beery and Cheryl Richardson were among the 90 DPC members who performed with 30 from the Wright State University Collegiate Chorale, and 20 singers from Los Robles High School in California on June 29 at the prestigious venue.

"Late last summer, our director Hank Dahlman stands up and announces, 'I've got some news for you,' " said Dean, a second alto who also teaches piano. "He told us about the invitation to sing at ...

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