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The safety of our audience and singers is of great importance to us. To follow government guidelines, all audience members must be masked and provide proof of vaccination. We also ask that you do not attend if you are sick. While the choir will be performing without masks, all members have been fully vaccinated and will provide a negative PCR test within three days of the event in order to perform.
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Florilegium Chamber Choir announces its 2022-23 (46th) season. November 20, 2022 at 4 PM In the Beginning Howard Hanson: A Prayer of the Middle Ages Aaron Copland: In the Beginning Salamone Rossi: Adon Olam Rosephanye Powell: The Word was God Michael Gilbertson: Where the Words Go Benjamin Britten: Chorale (after an old French Carol) Shawn Kirchner: America the Beautiful Ruth Watson Henderson: Make Me a World Our fall program will feature Aaron Copland’s In the Beginning alongside other works exploring the theme of creation, including poetry and music by James Weldon Johnson, W. H. Auden, Benjamin Britten, Rosephanye Powell , and David Lang. The remainder of our season will also encompass a wide range of composers, including music by Orlando Gibbons, Salamone Rossi, Felix Mendelssohn, Johannes Brahms, Jaakko Mäntyjärvi, Jake Runestad, and Shawn Kirchner, among others. Florilegium Chamber Choir announces its 2021-22 (45th) season with three Sunday afternoon concerts. November 21, 2021 at 4 PM How Can I Keep from Singing? G.P. da Palestrina - Super flumina Babylonis Felix Mendelssohn - Aus tiefer Not (chorale and fugue) Moses Hogan (arr.) - Abide by Me Laura Mvula - Sing to the Moon Stephen Paulus - The Road Home Craig Hella Johnson (arr.) - Light of a Clear Blue Morning Adolphus Hailstork - Arise, My Beloved Palestrina - Sicut cervus Nathaniel Dett - Gently, Lord, O gently lead us Eric Whitacre - Sing gently Jake Runestad - Let My Love Be Heard Palestrina - Exultate Deo Hailstork - I Will Sing of Life Adrian Batten - O Sing Joyfully Sarah Quartel (arr.) - How Can I Keep from Singing? March 13, 2022 at 4 PM Partly inspired by our name and partly by our eagerness for winter to pass into spring, our March concert indeed is in praise of the tender flower, presenting settings of texts by by Rilke, Garcia Lorca, Rossetti, Tennyson, Herrick (among others) from the 16th to the 21st centuries. Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: Summer Is Gone Gerald Finzi: I Have Loved Flowers that Fade Robert Pearsall: Lay a Garland Paul Mealor: Now Sleeps the Crimson Petal Paul Mealor: Upon a Bank with Roses Set About Ola Gjeilo: The Rose Hugo Distler: Es ist ein Ros entsprungen Herbert Howells: A Spotless Rose Morten Lauridsen: La Rose Complète Morten Lauridsen: Dirait-on Gerald Finzi: I Praise the Tender Flower John Wilbye: Flora Gave Me Fairest Flowers Luca Marenzio: Rose bianche e vermiglie Eric Whitacre: With a Lily in Your Hand Benjamin Britten: Five Flower Songs Einojuhani Rautavaara: With Joy We Go Dancing May 15, 2022 at 4 PM Program To Be Announced |
General Admission $25 (advance purchase) for the Nov. 20th concert must be made by 5 PM Saturday, Nov. 19th. The deadline for online ticket purchases for the Npv. 20th concert was 5 PM Saturday, Nov. 19th. |
Concerts take place at Trinity Lutheran Church (164 West 100th Street, Manhattan); click here for directions and more information. WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY: We regret that Trinity's sanctuary and bathrooms are not wheelchair accessible.