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Monica’s Waltz – Menotti, Gian Carlo / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
Noël Nouvelet – Jackson (arr.), Stephen / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
Prelude and Trio – Menotti, Gian Carlo / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
Remember – Gardner, John / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
The Holly and the Ivy – Britten, Benjamin / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
The Joly Shepherd – Kellam, Ian / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
Twelfth Madrigal – Menotti, Gian Carlo / Welcome Christmas! (1991-1992)
Triumphal Hymn – Brahms, Johannes / 15th Season Opening Concert (1983-1984)
Concerti a due cori – Handel, George Frideric / Welcome, Christmas! (1982-1983)
VocalEssence gathers 300 voices for Dove oratorio
REVIEW: For its 45th-season opener, Sunday afternoon at Central Lutheran in Minneapolis. VocalEssence went big with composer Jonathan Dove’s “There Was A Child.” For its 45th-season opener, Sunday afternoon at Central Lutheran in Minneapolis. VocalEssence went big. There was soprano Maria Jette, tenor Dan Dressen, the St. Olaf Choir and Northfield Youth Choirs, more than… Read More →
VocalEssence gathers 300 voices for Dove oratorio
REVIEW: For its 45th-season opener, Sunday afternoon at Central Lutheran in Minneapolis. VocalEssence went big with composer Jonathan Dove’s “There Was A Child.” For its 45th-season opener, Sunday afternoon at Central Lutheran in Minneapolis. VocalEssence went big. There was soprano Maria Jette, tenor Dan Dressen, the St. Olaf Choir and Northfield Youth Choirs, more than… Read More →
Star Tribune: Carols are key in two holiday songfests
VocalEssence and The Singers each present multiple concerts featuring old and new holiday songs. By WILLIAM RANDALL BEARD, Special to the Star Tribune This time of year brings an abundance of choral activity, organizations vying to take advantage of all the holiday spirit. This weekend, two go head-to-head: the veteran VocalEssence, presenting “Welcome Christmas,” and… Read More →
September 8, 2007, Pioneer Press: SPCO’s opener a stirring tribute
BY ROB HUBBARD Pioneer Press If it weren’t for Felix Mendelssohn, you may never have heard of Johann Sebastian Bach. Had the relatively obscure Bach not been extolled so avidly by Mendelssohn in the mid-19th century, what Bach works we know may have joined the ranks of the many that have disappeared. If it weren’t… Read More →