Upcoming Performances:
Ingrisano returns as a professional chorister to the Emerald Ensemble which will present two great works by masters of English choral music. From the Renaissance comes William Byrd's Mass for five voices, a rarely performed gem. Herbert Howells's unaccompanied Requiem is a soothing staple of twentieth-century choral repertoire. The concert is rounded out by two works by local composers, Karen P. Thomas and the Emerald Ensemble's own Artistic Director, Gary D. Cannon.
Repertoire:
•Karen P. Thomas (b.1957) – Deep river
•William Byrd (1543–1623) – Mass for five voices
•Gary D. Cannon (b.1975) – O Absalom (world premiere performances)
•Herbert Howells (1892–1983) – Requiem
Repertoire:
•Karen P. Thomas (b.1957) – Deep river
•William Byrd (1543–1623) – Mass for five voices
•Gary D. Cannon (b.1975) – O Absalom (world premiere performances)
•Herbert Howells (1892–1983) – Requiem
Singing as a professional chorister, Ingrisano joins Epiphany’s world class choir and baroque orchestra with with four superb soloists for a mesmerizing evening featuring Bach’s magnificent Magnificat, Handel’s glorious Gloria, and Charpentier’s awe-inspiring Te Deum. This concert is a rare opportunity to hear masterworks by three of the Baroque era’s greatest composers, each work representative of their unique style. Soloists: Estelí Gomez, soprano; José Luis Muñoz, countertenor; James Reese, tenor; Zachary Lenox, Baritone.
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