Seraphim Revisted
Starting in the fall of 2020, when we were unable to sing in person, members of Seraphim chose some of our most memorable pieces for a series of short virtual concerts, also featuring conversations with composers and musicians.
Enjoy the concerts of our “Seraphim Revisited” project anytime!
Eric Sawyer, Sacred Places
Tomás Luis de Victoria, O Magnum mysterium
Graham Ramsay, Psalm 23
Christina Whitten Thomas, My Cathedral
Oct 9: Doubling Up: Early music pieces for double choir
Heinrich Schütz, Jauchzet dem Herrn
Sulpitia Ludovica Cesis, Cantemus Domino
Johann Sebastian Bach, Singet dem Herrn
Oct 30: Women Who Spoke Up: Strong voices as we approach Election Day
Richard Clarke, Woman of No Distinction
Shruthi Rajasekar, Nevertheless
Nov 20: Musical Consolations: Music that moves us forward after loss
Shruthi Rajasekar: Do not Stand at My Grave and Weep
Tom Vignieri, There Will Come Soft Rains
Edie Hill, We Bloomed in Spring
James Woodman, The Midwife’s Tale
William Cutter, Little Lamb
Javier Busto, Ave Maria
New: Ladies Only: Marian pieces for women’s voices
Francis Poulenc, Ave Verum; Litanies à la Vierge noire
Maurice Duruflé, Tota pulchra es Maria