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Concerts: 2009-2010 SeasonGerman Choral Masterworks JENNIFER LESTER, conductor * Focusing on cherished compositions of German masters which form and probe the foundations of Western sacred choral music, The Seraphim Singers performs works of Schütz, Bach, Distler, and Heiller. St. Paul Catholic Church, Harvard Square Suggested Donation $20 adults/$10 students & seniors Music from the New World: From the Baroque to the Present JENNIFER LESTER, music director Following its proud history of presenting the new and unfamiliar along with the established masterworks, The Seraphim Singers will be exploring in its next concert infrequently performed sacred choral works from the southern American hemisphere. Ranging from a recently discovered sixteenth century parody mass composed in Guatemala by Pedro Bermudez to twentieth century gems by Hector Villa-Lobos and Alberto Ginastera, this concert program traverses the riches of an often neglected repertoire. Of particular interest during this Lenten season, the program includes two very contrasting presentations of the Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah. United Chirch of Christ, Medfield Music from the New World: From the Baroque to the Present JENNIFER LESTER, music director Following its proud history of presenting the new and unfamiliar along with the established masterworks, The Seraphim Singers will be exploring in its next concert infrequently performed sacred choral works from the southern American hemisphere. Ranging from a recently discovered sixteenth century parody mass composed in Guatemala by Pedro Bermudez to twentieth century gems by Hector Villa-Lobos and Alberto Ginastera, this concert program traverses the riches of an often neglected repertoire. Of particular interest during this Lenten season, the program includes two very contrasting presentations of the Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah. Mission Church, Boston Music from the New World: From the Baroque to the Present JENNIFER LESTER, music director Following its proud history of presenting the new and unfamiliar along with the established masterworks, The Seraphim Singers will be exploring in its next concert infrequently performed sacred choral works from the southern American hemisphere. Ranging from a recently discovered sixteenth century parody mass composed in Guatemala by Pedro Bermudez to twentieth century gems by Hector Villa-Lobos and Alberto Ginastera, this concert program traverses the riches of an often neglected repertoire. Of particular interest during this Lenten season, the program includes two very contrasting presentations of the Lamentations of the Prophet Jeremiah. Saint Mary's Chapel, Boston College Please note that our performance of the 'Romantic Legacy' program on Saturday, June 12, 2010 at St. Mary of the Assumption Church in Brookline has been canceled. This program will appear within our 2010-2011 performance season. |