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EXPERIENCE THE POWER OF MANY VOICES!
An extraordinary season awaits you as Baltimore Choral Arts presents the 2010-11 season which begins this fall.
Tom Hall leads the full Chorus in Rachmaninoff’s powerful All Night Vigil, complemented by dramatic readings by resident actors from Everyman Theatre. In a program dedicated to Songs of Love and Dreams you’ll experience the Baltimore premiere of works by Eric Whitacre and Gwyneth Walker, as well as Handel’s delightful Dixit Dominus.
And there’s more! Tom Hall leads the Chorus and Orchestra in one of the most anticipated concerts of the holiday season,"Christmas with Choral Arts," performed at the beautiful Baltimore Basilica. Tom Hall also leads the fourth 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 single note!
Upcoming
Free Family Concert and Sing-Along
Saturday, 23 October 2010
2:00 PM • Central Pratt Library
Music Director Tom Hall leads Baltimore Choral Arts in a free, interactive performance designed for the whole family, including an audience sing-along to great American choral classics. This free concert is part of "Free Fall Baltimore" and will take place in the Main Lobby of the Enoch Pratt Central Library, 400 Cathedral Street. Seating is first-come, first served.
The chorus as a whole responded impressively. And when Hall drove his forces along in the most dramatic, propulsive passages, the results were truly stirring.
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