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What is choral music like in 2020?
Posted by: Colin Britt on December 14, 2020
Colin Britt
Conductor – Composer – Arranger
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Upcoming performances
- Dec. 12, 2021: West Village Chorale presents Holiday Pops Offering a variety of beloved traditional returning favorites, holiday classics, and gorgeous contemporary settings of traditional texts, our holiday concert features our friends the Calliope Brass quintet, with sing-along carols on classics.
- May 21 and 22, 2022: Midcoast Symphony Orchestra performs "Storm" Midcoast Symphony Orchestra presents the Maine premiere of my 2007 composition, “Storm,” a tone poem for orchestra.
- March 13, 2022: West Village Chorale presents its 50th Anniversary Gala, "A Jubilant Song" Our winter concert rings in our golden anniversary, with a program featuring works by Arianne Abela, Johannes Brahms, Colin Britt, Michael Conley, Rollo Dilworth, Gabriel Fauré, Elaine Hagenberg, Karen Siegel, and some new pieces written for the occasion
- (Rescheduled) May 22, 2022: The West Village Chorale presents Rachmaninoff's All-Night Vigil Arguably one of the most stunningly beautiful choral pieces ever written, Rachmaninoff’s sacred magnum opus comes to life (at long last) in the magnificent acoustic of Judson Memorial Church.
- (POSTPONED) March 15, 2020: Premiere of "So Also We Sing," commissioned for the Bicentennial of the State of Maine The Bangor Symphony Orchestra and singers from multiple choirs will premiere my newest work for choir and orchestra, “So Also We Sing: A Maine Trilogy.” Augusta, ME
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