Agenda

1. May

   20

   Mon
   1. Manhattan Concert Chorale & strings @ Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall

      7:30 pm – 9:30 pm

      Manhattan Concert Productions presents the professional Manhattan Concert Chorale & strings at Carnegie Hall this summer.  Following a sold out concert performance at Lincoln Center in December, the Manhattan Concert Chorale returns for a performance of hand-picked favorites at Zankel Hall, all with conductor Craig Arnold.

       
      Featuring excerpts from Handel’s Dixit Dominus, Vaughan Williams’ Antiphon (from Five Mystical Songs) as well as a performance of Ola Gjeilo’s Luminous Night of the Soul.  

       

      Ola Gjeilo is currently Composer in Residence with the professional Manhattan Concert Chorale and will make a guest appearance to add piano accompaniment to this concert.

       

      Full program

      Dickau – Come Live with Me and Be My Love

      Rheinberger – Abendlied

      Palestrina – Sicut Cervus

      Argento – Gloria from The Masque of Angels

      Handel – Dixit Dominus

      Gjeilo – Second Eve

      Gjeilo – Luminous Night of the Soul

      Williams – Antiphon

      Clausen – Oh, My Luve’s Like a Red, Red Rose

      Traditional Spiritual – ‘Zekiel

       

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2. May

   27

   Mon
   1. Mozart, Bach and more @ Orchestra Hall, Chicago @ Orchestra Hall, Symphony Center

      7:30 pm – 9:15 pm

      Manhattan Concert Productions presents the National Children’s Festival Chorus and the National Festival Chorus this summer at the renowned Orchestra Hall, Chicago.

      Join Guest Conductor Henry Leck at the helm of the National Children’s Festival Chorus performing Mozart’s Alleluia, Bach’s Der Herr Segne Euch and many more select treats in this wonderful program.

       

      One of the most active choral conductors and composers on the international circuit today, Z. Randall Stroope will present the National Festival Choruses invigorating, multi-lingual program.  Works include Rachmaninoff’s Come Let Us Worship, Telemann’s Laudate Jehovam Omnes Gentes and Stroope’s very own Amor de mi alma which will be sung in Spanish.

       

      Yorkville High School Wind Ensemble will make their debut performance at Orchestra Hall as part of this concert.  Their program includes classic favorites including Gustav Holst’s Jupiter, Steven Bryant’s Dusk, and Charles Rochester Young’s Tempered Steel.

      Don’t miss this wonderful Memorial Day celebration at Orchestra Hall.

       

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3. Jun

   10

   Mon
   1. Ola Gjeilo’s ‘Sunrise Mass’ with the Masterworks Festival Chorus @ Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center

      8:00 pm – 10:00 pm

      Manhattan Concert Productions presents renowned composer Ola Gjeilo’s Sunrise Mass performed by the Masterworks Festival Chorus and strings, featuring Guest Conductor Philip Brunelle.  This spiritual, extended work uses the liturgical Latin text and will take us on a journey from heaven to earth with it four movements; The Spheres (Kyrie), Sunrise (Gloria), The City (Credo) and Identity & The Ground (Sanctus & Agnus Dei).

      Click the link to listen to Ola Gjeilo’s Sunrise Mass

       

      The National Children’s Festival Chorus presents Clausen’s Psalm 100, Dilworth’s One Mile, Daley’s The Lake Isle of Innisfree and more, all under Guest Conductor Barbara Berner.

       

      McCallum High School & Fine Arts Academy Orchestra will perform a selection of shorter works as part of the Debut Series, their program will include Vivaldi’s magnificent Concerto for 2 violins and Cello in D minor, Shostakovich’s Sinfonia from String Quartet No.8 and more.

       

      The St. Louis Children’s Choir – Concert Choir will make their inaugural performance at Lincoln Center performing Brumfield’s By the Rivers of Babylon, Raminsh’s Stars Do Tell from Two Nightsongs and Paul Simon’s Bridge Over Troubled Water.

       

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4. Jun

   17

   Mon
   1. Brahms & Handel with maestro Jerry Blackstone @ Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center

      8:00 pm – 10:15 pm

      Join Manhattan Concert Productions when they present the National Festival Chorus at Alice Tully Hall this summer featuring a selection of works including Brahms’ Der Gang zum Liebchen, Handel’s Zadok the Priest, and more with Grammy award-winning Guest Conductor Jerry Blackstone.

      Winner of two Grammy awards, Jerry Blackstone is the Director of Choirs and Chair of the Conducting Department at the University of Michigan School of Music, Theatre & Dance where he conducts the Chamber Choir.

       

      The concert will also feature a Debut group who will make their debut performance at Alice Tully Hall.

       

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