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The Duke Chapel Choir and Mallarmé Chamber Players present “Multivalence: The Mass and Its Music,” which explores the diverse music of the Mass across ten centuries and five continents. Dr. Zebulon Highben, director of Chapel[...]
Due to the widening effects of COVID-19, this concert has been postponed. (Read more) We sing to inspire and transport the listener through music, and, just as importantly, to have fun! This concert features fresh[...]
Scenes from “Romeo & Juliet” (Gounod) and “West Side Story” (Bernstein), as well as monologues from Shakespeare’s play, with piano accompaniment by Daniel Seyfried. David Heid directs Duke Opera Theater.
Instrumental and vocal music from the Middle Ages, Renaissance, and Baroque. The Duke Collegium Museum is directed by Maxwell Ramage.
Due to the widening effects of COVID-19, this concert has been postponed. (Read more) We sing to inspire and transport the listener through music, and, just as importantly, to have fun! This concert features fresh[...]
The Tallis Scholars are undoubtedly the elder statesmen among Renaissance sacred music choirs throughout the world. Founded in 1973, the ensemble’s name is synonymous with early music excellence, which is why The Washington Post calls its performances of the[...]
The Duke Chorale, directed by Rodney Wynkoop, presents a celebration concert featuring highlights from the group’s 2019-20 season. The Chorale will perform an eclectic array of selections ranging from Baroque to modern, including folksongs and[...]
Join Duke Voice Care Center at our workshop to learn about vocal health, what to do if you have a voice problem, and how to tell your story with confidence and a strong voice! There will[...]
Vaughan Williams’ haunting and dramatic cantata “Dona nobis pacem” is an impassioned and eloquent plea for peace, written in 1936 as horrific memories of World War I were being echoed in the growing fears of[...]
Cary-Apex Youth Choir presents it’s spring concert, “Common Ground,” on Sat., May 16th, 4:00pm at Cornerstone Presbyterian Church in Cary. The program will feature songs about home, community, and the bonds that bring us together.
We conclude our regular season performances in the Triangle with one of Mozart’s most famous works for choir and orchestra. The first half of the concert will be an interactive discussion of the music, with[...]
Cantari will present a variety of pieces by composers from Venezuela, Ecuador, Argentina and Mexico (e.g., Estevez, Grau, Carcelen, Gardel). Voices then takes us on a musical journey through Canada in performing Donald Patriquin’s Six Songs[...]
Performs: Mozart’s Mass in C Major K.V. 258 plus… Part 1 of Handel’s Messiah/Deep River and others With Orchestra and Soloist Bill Rashleigh, Director Concert dedicated to Paul Conway, founder and Director of Hillyer Community[...]
The Alamance Chorale Presents… “Requiem: Peace for the Living and the Dead” The Fauré Requiem Tuesday, May 19, 2020 at 7:30 pm First Presbyterian Church 508 W. Davis St. Burlington, NC Directions: https://goo.gl/maps/9mtEBJ9pyzoQYHz5A Please bring[...]
Composers from Vivaldi to Barry Manilow have drawn inspiration from nature, and in particular the change of seasons. Music Director Al Sturgis has assembled a wonderfully eclectic program of season-themed choral gems from celebrated historical[...]
Our final concert of this special 52nd season is our World Music Concert at Pullen Baptist Church. Journey with the Raleigh Boychoir as we travel around the world through music! You will hear many languages[...]
The Durham Savoyards, Ltd. presents Patience through an updated lens, delving as deeply into the beatnik and hippie fads as Gilbert and Sullivan did into the aesthetic craze during their own era. It’s East coast[...]
The Durham Savoyards, Ltd. presents Patience through an updated lens, delving as deeply into the beatnik and hippie fads as Gilbert and Sullivan did into the aesthetic craze during their own era. It’s East coast[...]
The Durham Savoyards, Ltd. presents Patience through an updated lens, delving as deeply into the beatnik and hippie fads as Gilbert and Sullivan did into the aesthetic craze during their own era. It’s East coast[...]
This year marks the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II and the 75th anniversary of the founding of Holocaust Remembrance Day – January 27. To commemorate these events, the Friday Center, in[...]
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