Although a "mass for the dead," Brahms' sublime Ein deutsches Requiem places unusual focus on the living - those needing comfort in the loss of a loved one. Join the Larimer Chorale as we come full circle - from the celebration of life and soul in the Magnificat to Brahms' stunning interpretation of the Requiem liturgy. This is one of the greatest choral masterworks of all time, and includes professional orchestra and soloists.
Millions have read The Diary of Anne Frank and have been struck by the beauty and resilience of the human spirit during horrible and inhumane times. Composer James Whitbourn has created a concert piece for soprano solo, chorus, and orchestra inspired by Annelies (Anne) Frank's famous diary. Annelies is a 75-minute choral work in 14 movements with libretto translated and compiled by Melanie Challenger from The Diary of Anne Frank. This will be a powerful and gripping concert that will be life changing for audiences and performers, alike.
Join the Larimer Chorale and guest artists for a wonderful annual holiday concert featuring glorious seasonal music selections for both accompanied and unaccompanied voices. This is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season!
Join the Larimer Chorale and guest artists for a wonderful annual holiday concert featuring glorious seasonal music selections for both accompanied and unaccompanied voices. This is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season!
Join the Larimer Chorale and guest artists for a wonderful annual holiday concert featuring glorious seasonal music selections for both accompanied and unaccompanied voices. This is the perfect way to celebrate the holiday season!
Join us for Silvertones Senior Choir’s “Light, Peace, and Thanksgiving”, a heartwarming celebration of the season.
Bach's Magnificat is a delightful and spirited masterwork with text from the Gospel of Luke. After learning that she will give birth to the Son of God, Mary visits her cousin Elisabeth, who says, "Blessed is the fruit of your womb!" and Mary answers, "My soul magnifies the Lord (Magnificat anima mea Dominum) and my spirit rejoices in God my savior." Bach's Magnificat is one of the great choral/orchestral works of our time, and a thrill for both audiences and singers. The second half of the concert will play on the word "anima" from the Magnificat, meaning "soul". Selections - both sacred and secular - that connect to "soul" will be performed.
