Deliberately blurring the line between artists and spectators, InChoir creates opportunities for participants, at any level of musical ability, to get inside the rehearsal process. Hosted and conducted by Chorale Artistic Director Kathy Saltzman Romey, InChoir participants experience close-up and first-hand the gratifying work that culminates in polished performances by one of the finest choruses in the nation.
Choral singing has the power to draw strangers together as friends in a common musical experience. Since 2002, the Minnesota Chorale's InChoir program has enabled participants to get acquainted with great choral music by singing side-by-side with members of the Chorale at a working rehearsal. More than simply a rehearsal, InChoir events are stimulating, engaging choral experiences designed to illuminate music and text while revealing the historical and cultural influences that shaped their creation |
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BRIDGES: Expanding the Canon I – featuring new work by Venezuelan composer, Alberto Grau
Kathy Saltzman Romey, Dr. Shekela Wanyama and Paolo Debuque, conductors
Expanding the Canon I will explore familiar and new choral octavos from North and South America, Asia and Europe. The program will feature a new work by Venezuelan composer Alberto Grau written this year for the 90th birthday of German conductor Helmuth Rilling – a setting of Psalm 26, which will be recorded by the Chorale and other international choirs as a gift to Helmuth Rilling and Alberto Grau. Join us Monday, October 16th, InChoir for an open rehearsal of six pieces we will record as a gift to Helmuth Rilling and Alberto Grau.
Free will offering Suggested Donation $20/person Pre-registration requested - CLICK HERE |
PARKING
InChoir parking is available in the Westminster underground parking ramp accessed off Alice Rainville Place between Marquette and Nicollet. STILL HAVE QUESTIONS? Email us: info@mnchorale.org Call us: 612-455-2100 |
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ALBERGA: Rise Up, O Sun! (US premiere)
BRAHMS: Schicksalslied with Minnesota Orchestra Thomas Søndergård, conductor Thomas Søndergård collaborates with the Minnesota Chorale in the U.S. premiere of Jamaican composer Eleanor Alberga’s Rise Up, O Sun! and Johannes Brahms’ dramatic Schicksalslied as paired with Max Bruch’s elegant First Violin Concerto featuring Orchestra Concertmaster Erin Keefe as soloist. |
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