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An evening of music featuring the Vocal Performance Chorale, World Voices Collective, and Black Music Ensemble.
Choral Arts students performing on stage

Vocal Performance Chorale will present choral works whose texts explore the playfulness of birds, the whimsical nature of breezes, and the challenge of living in the moment, including works by W. A. Mozart, Johannes Brahms, Susan LaBarr, and Melanie DeMore.

World Voices Collective will perform pieces that celebrate nature, peace, and unity through a variety of musical styles and cultures, including works by Norwegian composer Ola Gjeilo, Canadian composer Donald Patriquin, and Kenyan composer Robert J. Begisen. 

Black Music Ensemble will explore themes of cultural celebration and community, asking the question, “What does it sound like when our community experiences joy, grief, belonging, and how can we carry those legacies forward?”

Livestream is available.

Admission is free. Registration is required.

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Areas of Study: The Arts

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