1717 Bellevue Way NE, Bellevue, WA 98004
Master Chorus E... | Audiences
An imaginarium is a place devoted to stimulating and cultivating the imagination. Master Chorus Eastside explores the amazing and creative sound worlds of other cultures, other eras, and our own innovative age with Sound Imaginarium, a concert devoted to inspiring the imagination through the choral art. Come enjoy a Mongolian rendering of their love affair with horses, the otherworldly sound of aboriginal overtone singing, the kaleidoscopic intricacies of a Bach fugue, and an exploration of the mind of Leonardo da Vinci as he dreams of a flying machine, and more, accompanied by the mighty organ at First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue. You’ll have to hear it to believe it!
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22nd and Spruce St.
bluelyric7 | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, Community Outreach
For one night only, we've got a choir of over 70 singers who are traveling in from all over the country, some straight from Broadway, Off-Broadway and National Tours for a special evening celebrating inspiring choral works and gospel music! Tickets cost $15 and can be purchased here:
http://eojas.eventbrite.com/ or at the door.For more information about our mission, visit eojas.org
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Salem, Oregon
diltis | Performance
In the second of three concerts following its 2012-2013 theme, "Ancient Texts, Contemporary Voices," Festival Chorale Oregon will present two contrasting settings of the traditional Magnificat text, both by living composers, on Saturday, March 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Salem’s First Presbyterian Church.
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Williamsville, NY
HGrant | Adults/Seniors, Audiences, General, Performance, Singing, Symphonic
The Buffalo Philharmonic Chorus (BPC) is known for its annual December presentations of Handel's Messiah. This year, the BPC is extending the telling of this magnificent story by performing the rarely heard Easter movements from Messiah.
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Ingomar United Methodist Church, 1501 W Ingomar Road, Pittsburgh, PA 15237
PCCsing | Audiences, Community Outreach, Conducting, Performance
Tickets:
Adults- $20 advance, $22 at the door; students-$8; children (under 12)-$0
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In addition to Beethoven’s Choral Fantasy, the concert will include Bach’s classic Cantata No. 4, Christ lag in Todesbanden, and Brahms’ stunning Schicksalslied. Further details, including ticket ordering, can be found at www.PCCsing.org
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HICKORY, NORTH CAROLINA
HICKORY CHORAL ... | Performance
HICKORY CHORAL SOCIETY WILL BE CELEBRATING 35 WONDERFUL YEARS OF BRINGING FINE CHORAL MUSIC TO OUR COMMUNITY. THEY WILL BE PREMIERING A COMMISSIONED WORK "REQUIEM FOR THE LIVING" BY COMPOSER, DAN FORREST. THE SECOND HALF OF THE PROGRAM WILL FEATURE SEVERAL SELECTIONS WHERE THE CHORUS WILL BE JOINED BY FORMER SINGERS TO CELEBRATE THE 35TH ANNIVERSARY.
www.hickorychoralsociety.org
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41 Broad Street, NYC, NY 10004
salonsanctuary | Performance
The Heirs of Tantalus
From the House of Atreus to the Palace of Nero
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22nd and Spruce St., Philadelphia, PA
VPAMPR EOJAS | Audiences, Children/Youth, Civic Engagement, Community Outreach, Conducting, Diversity, Families, Participation, Performance
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316 East 88th Street, between 1st and 2nd Avenues New York City, 10128
Manhattan Chora... | Composing/Commissioning, Conducting
Three new works commissioned by the Manhattan Choral Ensemble from James Bassi, Christian Carey and Martha Sullivan will be premiered alongside illustrations by New York artist Brett Helquist (best known for the children's books Lemony Snicket’s A Series of Unfortunate Events), bringing to life these ancient poems in one of New York’s most beautiful churches. Following music by John Corigliano, Virgil Thomson, Bobby McFerrin and Nico Muhly, the program will conclude with Leonard Bernstein’s luminous Chichester Psalms.
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