2020-2021 Concerts
Bridging Cultures Through Music
Streaming Concerts*
NOTA BENE
Sunday, May 9, 2021
The Concert has been performed.
You may view the video on YouTube here.
A Complimentary concert. Credit card and check donations are welcomed.
Marie Sierra, Elena Galbraith, Sandy Schwoebel: Photo ©Ted Hewitt
The Language of Love and Laughter
The unexpected is what makes life possible (Ursula K. Le Guin)
Featuring: Marie Sierra, Elena Galbraith and Sandy Schwoebel
The program will include music from the French Romantic period, Seymour Barab, (20th Century) and Tangos. Original music written for Nota Bene features the poetry of Dorothy Parker.
Search for the unexpected, unlooked for, and extraordinary, in music that lays hidden in plain sight. Enjoy the buffet!
Print or view the program notes from here.
The unexpected is what makes life possible (Ursula K. Le Guin)
Featuring: Marie Sierra, Elena Galbraith and Sandy Schwoebel
The program will include music from the French Romantic period, Seymour Barab, (20th Century) and Tangos. Original music written for Nota Bene features the poetry of Dorothy Parker.
Search for the unexpected, unlooked for, and extraordinary, in music that lays hidden in plain sight. Enjoy the buffet!
Print or view the program notes from here.
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WORLD PREMIERE
Saint Philip’s Missa Brevis
Ēriks Ešenvalds, composer
The 2021 Performance date is pending...
Ēriks Ešenvalds
Photo ©Aivars Krastiņš
The Latvian composer Ēriks Ešenvalds is at the forefront of contemporary choral composing. He has won multiple awards for his work, including the Latvian Great Music Prize, had his music performed at numerous international festivals, and has been frequently featured on CDs. He is in demand as a choral clinician and jury member. Commissioned by Corky Gabbert in memory of Andrea Gabbert, this will be a new mass setting by this renowned Latvian composer and will receive its World Premiere performance at Saint Philip's. Join our choirs and chamber orchestra on a voyage of musical discovery!