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The Music Of Karl Jenkins – The Peacemakers, World Premiere

Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage, Carnegie Hall

Acts

Karl Jenkins: The Peacemakers (World Premiere)
DCINY will host the world premiere of the latest work by Karl Jenkins, the most performed living composer in the world. The Peacemakers, using text by Gandhi, Martin Luther King, Mandela, the Dalai Lama, and Albert Schweizter as well as Shelley, the Bible, Quran, Hinduism etc, is a work extolling peace. One line from Rumi (the 13th-century Persian mystic poet) sums up the ethos of the work: "All religions, all singing one song; Peace be with you."

Featuring Distinguished Concerts Orchestra and Distinguished Concerts Singers International

The Music of Karl Jenkins
Carol’s Preludes
The Wooing of Etain

Sarikiz Violin Concerto (Carnegie Hall Premiere)

Also Featuring:

Jorge Avila, Violin

Antoni Mendezona, Soprano

Danny Evans, Piano

Kara Deraad Santos, Flutes

NY JAZZ, Rob Derke, Soprano Saxophone, Carlo De Rosa, Electric Bass, and Benny Koonyevsky, Udu, Doumbek, & Ethnic Percussion

Premik Russell Tubbs, Bansuri, Ethnic Flutes

Joseph Mulvanerty, Uilleann Pipes

Participating Groups

The Choristers of All Saints

Blythewood High School Choir

Choir18

Guernsey Choral & Orchestral Society

Gwynn Park Middle School: Die Meistersingers and Il Bel Canto

Musica Antiqua Collegii

The Really Big Chorus

Special Guests

Artist's Name

Karl Jenkins

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Jonathan Griffith

Artist's Name

Antoni Mendezona

Artist's Name

Jorge Avila

Artist's Name

Kara Deraad Santos

Artist's Name

NY JAZZ

Artist's Name

Joseph Mulvanerty

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Premik Russell Tubbs

Participating Group Directors

Joseph Mulvanerty

Premik Russell Tubbs

Jorge Avila

Kara Deraad Santos

Jonathan Griffith

NY JAZZ

Antoni Mendezona

Karl Jenkins

The Choristers of All Saints
Scott Youngs

Blythewood High School Choir
Don Kirkindoll

Choir18
David Boarder

Gwynn Park Middle School: Die Meistersingers and Il Bel Canto
John Briggs

Musica Antiqua Collegii
Spencer Faulkner

The Really Big Chorus