We are excited to share our 39th Season – CONTRASTS. Our series of concerts will explore this theme, featuring music in which our 40 voices will converge and diverge, with moments of silence and moments of thunder. We’ll traverse the past and the future, ethereal dreams and sharp reality. We’ll hear music from many centuries that integrate elegant simplicity and intricate beauty. And, to keep it all in perspective, along the way we’ll have some fun. Join us!
Our season concludes with Time/Eternity: Time marches on; singing, we step outside it. Both Frank Martin’s Mass for Double Choir and Herbert Howells’ Requiem were intensely personal works that each composer withheld from public view for decades. Today these masterpieces are counted among the finest a cappella accomplishments of the 20th century, blending “deep spirituality with rich, complex harmonies that transcend time” (Robert Shaw). For this climactic program of our 39th season, we invite you to pause for a moment, immersed in extraordinary music that bridges the past and the present. We’ll be performing on Friday, May 30 at United Church of Christ in Longmont, 7:30 pm; Saturday, May 31, St. Paul Lutheran in Denver, 7:30 pm; and Sunday, June 1, Mountain View United Methodist in Boulder, 7:30 pm. Information and tickets here.
We are also pleased to present artwork by visual artist Chris DeKnikker, whose work is featured all season. Check out our Buzz post below to learn more about Chris and his art. chrisdeknikker.com
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