Mission
Taos Community Chorus - bringing people together through choral music
Spring Season 2012
PEACEFUL OVERTONES
Masterful composers of today
Joan Szymko
It Takes A Village
The Peace of Wild Things
Henrique De Curitiba
Já Vem A Primavera!
Armenian Folk Song
Loosin Yelav, arr. Paul Carey
Cyrillus Kreek
4 Taaveti Laulud (4 Psalms of David)
Morten Lauridsen
Nocturnes
Sa Nuit d’Été
Soneto De La Noche
Sure On This Shining Night
Eric Whitacre
Sleep
Libby Larsen
Cry Peace
Paul Fowler
Pied Beauty
Ghosts
Performances:
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Saturday April 28, 2012 ~ Embudo Presbyterian Church, Dixon
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Sunday, April 29, 2012 ~ St. James Episcopal Church, Taos
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Saturday, May 5, 2012 ~ La Santísima Trinidad Church, Arroyo Seco
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Sunday, May 6, 2012 ~ San Francisco De Asis Church, Ranchos De Taos
all concerts 4:30 PM
Guest Artists:
Allan Armstrong ~ piano
Nancy Laupheimer ~ flute (May 5 & 6)
Sally Guenther ~ cello (May 5 & 6)
featuring the premiere of Ghosts by Paul Fowler
text from Mornings in Mexico by D.H. Lawrence
Ticket Information:
Tickets
$12 at the door
$10 in advance
$8 seniors & students
Tickets and info: 575.758.6966 or TaosChorus.com
Advance tickets available at Que Pasa from April 14 (338 Paseo del Pueblo Sur) or through chorus members.
Tina Sandoval, Music & Artistic Director
Tina Sandoval moved to Taos in 2002 from Portland, Oregon. She has years of experience in Portland and Taos as Director of Vocal and Choral Activities in middle schools, high schools, colleges, churches and community choirs. She holds degrees in voice performance, vocal arts education and conducting from Northwestern University and Lewis and Clark College. “One of my greatest joys in directing choral groups is discovering music which inspires and reflects the beauty, artistry and power of voices singing together.” It is her continuing goal to provide the Taos community with professional performances and instruction focusing on the Vocal Arts. |
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Taos Community Chorus
P. O. Box 2422
Taos, NM 87571
575.758.6966
This project is made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts.
