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On Sunday, December 11, the Chapel Hill Philharmonia will present “A Mosaic of Music”. Guest conductor Vincent Povazsay leads the orchestra in the program of unusual symphonic works. Fanny Mendelssohn-Hensel’s “Overture in C” is followed by Marquez’s exciting Latin symphonic dance “Conga del Fuego Nuevo”. Sibelius’s powerful Symphony #1 completes the evening. The free concert... Read More →
On Sunday, October 23, the Chapel Hill Philharmonia will present its popular annual children’s concert. Guest conductor Evan Feldman will lead the orchestra in a free program titled “Music in Motion”. The exciting program features McTee’s “Fisher’s Hornpipe”, Marquez’s dancing “Conga del Fuego Nuevo”, Weisert’s startling “The Echo King”, and Day’s “Lightspeed”. A Fanny Mendelssohn... Read More →
Cantari presents a variety of pieces by composers from Venezuela, Ecuador, Argentina and Mexico (e.g., Estevez, Grau, Carcelen, Gardel). Voices then takes us on a musical journey through Canada in performing Donald Patriquin’s Six Songs of Early Canada. Both Voices and Cantari will combine to sing selections from both sets of Copland’s Old American Songs.
The Chapel Hill Philharmonia will present a free concert at 7:30pm on December 15 in Moeser Auditorium. The program features Dvorak's stirring "New World Symphony". The first half of the concert includes music by Johann Strauss, Arturo Marquez, and Florence Price. Evan Feldman leads the ensemble.
The Chapel Hill Philharmonia presents its annual free children's concert in Moeser Auditorium on the afternoon of October 19. The program presents varied dance music by Dvorak, Strauss, Marquez, and Bach. The concert is informal and includes chances for audience participation. Guest conductor Evan Feldman leads the group.
Poetic expressions of life, love, and reflections on nature. Selections include “Fern Hill” composed by John Corigliano, based on a poem by Dylan Thomas, “Five Hebrew Love Songs” composed by Eric Whitacre, and “Reflections from a Mexican Garden” composed by Kevin Padworski and based on poems by Grace Hazard Conklin, So Juana Inés de la... Read More →
Come celebrate the holidays with Voices as we perform heartwarming and festive classics! The program includes “Hodie!” by John Leavitt, “Christmas Day” by Holst, sing-a-long carols for the family and much more!
Come celebrate the holidays with Voices as we perform heartwarming and festive classics! The program includes “Hodie!” by John Leavitt, “Christmas Day” by Holst, sing-a-long carols for the family and much more!
Come celebrate the holidays with Voices as we perform heartwarming and festive classics! The program includes “Hodie!” by John Leavitt, “Christmas Day” by Holst, sing-a-long carols for the family and much more!
Come celebrate the holidays with Voices as we perform heartwarming and festive classics! The program includes “Hodie!” by John Leavitt, “Christmas Day” by Holst, sing-a-long carols for the family and much more!
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