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Venezuelan American composer-conductor Cristian Grases presents a program of his own music, including the world premiere of his new work, "Deseos", performed by the Distinguished Concerts Singers International children's choir. Kathryn E. Schneider leads the lawyers of the New York City Bar Chorus in a complementary program of popular songs and arrangements, alongside Sandra Dackow and Hannah Carr conducting selections from symphonic and choral masterworks with the William Paterson University Choir & Orchestra.
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Cristian Grases
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Kathryn E. Schneider
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Sandra Dackow
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Hannah CarrVocal Colors
Conductor Jennaya Robison joins composer-pianist Kyle Pederson to explore themes of darkness and light, hope and community through Kyle's transformative choral music alongside Jordan Langworthy conducting works including Emmy- and Grammy-nominated composer Jake Runestad and Grammy-winning artist Jacob Collier. Conductor Stephen Martin rounds out the concert with the Memorial Drive United Methodist Church Choir and Orchestra performing Heather Sorenson's deeply moving Requiem, commissioned in honor of those lost during COVID to bring hope and healing to all who have experienced loss.
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Kyle Pederson
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Jennaya Robison
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Jordan Langworthy
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Stephen MartinThe Music of Eric Whitacre
Grammy-winning composer Eric Whitacre returns to Carnegie Hall for one night only to conduct Distinguished Concerts Singers International in an extraordinary evening of contemporary choral masterworks, including his beloved "Lux Aurumque," Five Hebrew Love Songs, "Hurt," and selections from The Sacred Veil, alongside works by Jennifer Lucy Cook, Moses Hogan, and Sarah Hopkins. In an unforgettable finale, Whitacre's "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening" immerses the audience in a 360-degree choral experience that fills Carnegie Hall.
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Eric Whitacre
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Kelly Yu-Chieh LinSing Democracy 250
Sing Democracy 250 brings together voices from across America, singing together for democracy and the promise of a more perfect union. The music is powerful: two new major works, one based on the Langston Hughes’ poem “Let America Be America Again”, and the other based on Richard Haass’ book The Bill of Obligations: The Ten Habits of Good Citizens. The music combines an honest look at America’s history, the ideals of the Declaration of Independence, and the American dream, with a clear reminder that American democracy is in our hands—that we, the people, have obligations to each other and to this country. This program is a testimony to the grandeur, the spirit, and the possibility of our united American nation.
Please note: Tickets will be on sale 60 days before the concert.
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G. Phillip Shoultz, III
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Brandon A. Boyd
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Michael Bussewitz-QuarmPerpetual Light: Duruflé’s Requiem and Vivaldi’s Gloria
Two beloved sacred masterworks anchor an evening of transcendent vocal artistry at Carnegie Hall. Conductor Marie Bucoy-Calavan leads the Distinguished Concerts Singers International and Distinguished Concerts Orchestra in Maurice Duruflé's immortal Requiem and Conductor Catherine Sailer balances darkness with perpetual light in Antonio Vivaldi's most famed choral work, the profound and jubilant Gloria. The evening also features Andy Waggoner conducting the St. Louis County Community Chorus in beloved contemporary American choral works by Eric Whitacre, Joseph Martin, Mark Hayes, and Dan Forrest.
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Marie Bucoy-Calavan
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Catherine Sailer
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Andy Waggoner
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Amy Owens
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Abigail Nims
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Peter Kendall Clark