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An extraordinary season awaits you as Tom Hall and Baltimore Choral Arts present a season of exciting music-making.
Don’t miss New York Cabaret singer Eric Comstock in “A Celebration of the American Song,” the ever-popular “Christmas with Choral Arts” in the breathtaking beauty of the Basilica of the Assumption, and a program featuring Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna and Schubert’s Mass in G.
And there’s more! Tom Hall, the Chorus and Orchestra present the third annual “Sing-Along Messiah” as the audience joins in to sing the choruses of this great masterwork. And for the young and young at heart, there’s “Christmas for Kids,” a family holiday celebration featuring Ronnie the Reindeer and Santa himself!
Experience the thrill and power of more than 100 singers, accompanied by a virtuosic orchestra that will inspire you. The Emmy Award-winning Baltimore Choral Arts Society. Don’t miss a sing
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Upcoming
Eternal Light
Sunday, 28 February 2010
3:00 PM • Kraushaar Auditorium
A favorite of Baltimore audiences, Morten Lauridsen's "Lux Aeterna" (Eternal Light) will be featured in the final subscription concert of the season, led by Tom Hall. A celebration of light and a powerful expression of consolation and peace, the work will be paired with the Chorus and Orchestra performing Schubert's youthfull and ebullient Mass in G Major. A "Choral Conversation" is included as part of the program.
The choral writing is as richly textured as the baritone solos are directly communicative; the orchestration is masterful… The chorus offered clarity, sensitivity and power…Conductor Tom Hall effectively molded the enriching music.
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