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The Oriana Consort: "Portraits in Song"

The Oriana Consort: "Portraits in Song"

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11/22/24 8:00 pm to 10:00 pm EST

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Website: http://orianaconsort.org
Location: Trinity Episcopal Church
81 Elm Street
Concord, MA 01742
United States
Contact: Andrea Hart

Event Description

Oriana Consort, a chamber choir of 22 voices, presents a concert exploring musical portrayals of personality and character.   Treasured acappella works of Claudio Monteverdi, Thomas Weelkes, Benjamin Britten, and Ivor Davies, a rousing West African arrangement by Rosephanye Powell, and a premier composition of Walter Chapin set to text written by John Lewis.  Directed by Walter Chapin and Andrea Hart,  reception to follow.  Tickets $25/general, $20/students & seniors; discounted tickets available at www.orianaconsort.org.    Friday, Nov 22 at Trinity Episcopal Church.
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