The Westminster Choir celebrates the college's 100th anniversary with a program featuring distinguished alumni as conductor and organist and featuring works from the rich history of choral music. Brahms, the height of the Romantic era, and Howells, the pinnacle of the English 20th-century Renaissance look back, while mystical minimalism is represented by its master Arvo Pärt in his iconic, Salve regina. Finally, a virtuosic work from American composer Stacy Garrop based on the writings of Lydia David; an exploration of aging, told through the metaphor of decay and dissolution in a house besieged.
Westminster Choir
Donald Nally, conductor
Claire Fritz and Lucas Heredia, graduate assistant conductors
Scott Dettra, organ
Tickets: $20 adults, $15 students/seniors. Reserve
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Box Office: 609-896-7775
Single Tickets will go on sale Monday, March 2nd.