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Featuring Arvo Pärt's Te Deum, Russian Orthodox music from the medieval, baroque and romantic periods, Igor Stravinsky's Bogoroditsie Dievo (Ave Maria), the 4th movement of Alfred Schnittke's Concerto for Choir, works by Leontovich, Iatsinevich and our own Garyth Nair. Plus, popular carols in different arrangements and our audience-pleasing carol sing.  By special arrangement, we'll be recreating the magic of our December concerts in New York City at the Sergey Kuryokhin International Interdisciplinary Festival (SKIIF). More information on these benefit performances is available.
 Now in it's 9th year! Help us (and each other) sing excerpts from Handel's masterpiece ... always fun for everyone in attendance. This year we're featuring Penna Rose and Garyth Nair as conductors and Kathleen Healy-Wedsworth behind the organ console. Admission is free (donations are accepted) and scores can be borrowed for a $2.00 refundable deposit. This event is co-sponsored by Central Presbyterian Church.
 Make sure you stop by to hear "The Spirit of Eastern Europe" - about 30 minutes of beautiful music taken from our December 7/8 program. Come in from the cold and enjoy some musical warmth.
Featuring Schubert's Gott im Ungewitter and Gott der Weltschöpfer; Incidental music to Sir Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake including the very famous Ave Maria; Der Tanz, An die Sonne and Lebenslust, along with other works - as well as Brahms' Liebeslieder Waltzes and Vier Gesänge for women's choir, two horns and harp. 
Commemorating the 100th anniversary of the death of the master, with orchestra, soloists and the Summit Chorale Festival Chorus in cooperation with the Drew University Chorale. |
