World-renowned Young People’s Chorus of New York City (YPC) today announces the official launch of In the Key of Love, a multi-media platform that gives visitors an immersive look into the world and talent of YPC.

“This new platform enables us to share with the world everything YPC has to offer, from the talent of our diverse choristers, to amazing projects from our alumni, to panel discussions on bringing inclusion to the arts,” said Francisco J. Núñez, founder and artistic director of YPC.

The Young People’s Chorus performs “Spring Celebration” at United Palace on June 1, 2019.
Credit: Stephanie Berger.

The new virtual platform will continue to feature performances by choristers and upcoming events, with a much more innovative and robust user experience.  New features have been added to reflect the expansion of YPC content, including:

  • Panels: YPC has been an industry leader when it comes to diversity in the arts.  Founder, Francisco J. Núñez, invites guests from different disciplines to take on issues centered on equity and inclusion and reimagining the arts.
  • Projects: The new virtual album called Heroes is dedicated to the thousands of New York City’s essential workers who continue to keep us safe during the pandemic.  Performed by the artists of YPC from their respective homes, each track reflects the emotions of youth choristers during this unique time.
  • Profiles: YPC alumni go on to have successful careers, which YPC will showcase here with bios and links to their latest projects from around the world.
The Young People’s Chorus presents “Balancing Bubbles” with Francisco Nunez, hosted by Ellen Reid, 2019 Pulitzer Prize winner with Shallowly Youth Choir, conducted by Kellie Walsh, at the Gerald W. Lynch Theatre, John Jay College, on May 19, 2019.
Credit: Stephanie Berger.

“This platform permits and empowers us to bring the power of what we do into people’s homes,” said Núñez.  “Within an hour, you can watch an inspiring performance from our children, and then click over and hear industry leaders talk about their challenges and best practices when it comes to fostering inclusion in the arts.  A virtual global stage, a celebration of our diversity, a platform for our children’s voices—this is the new destination point when it comes to the youth chorus, diversity and arts experience.”

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