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The Berkshire Concert Choir To Perform Rescheduled Concert09:10AM / Monday, December 29, 2008
PITTSFIELD, Mass. - The Berkshire Concert Choir, directed by John E. Cheney, presents "Sing We Now of Christmas!," a concert of classical and traditional Christmas music, sung by a choir of 40 members together with soloists and piano. The centerpiece will be Antonio Vivaldi's "Gloria" in twelve movements with Sarah Novak and Lisa Woods as soloists. Lee Dixon will accompany on piano. The audience will be invited to join in singing several traditional Christmas carols.
The rescheduled performance will be at St. Ann's Roman Catholic Church, Main St., Lenox, at 3 PM on SUNDAY, JANUARY 4. Tickets are $15 (general) and $12 (students/seniors) for the performance. Following the concert will be a reception where audience members can meet the choir and soloists. Tickets are available at the door or from any Choir member. Used and unused tickets from either the December 19 or 20 concert can be used for this event. Children twelve and under are FREE.
More information on the Christmas program and the Choir is available at http://www.bhsinging.org/ or by calling (413) 442-6120.
The Choir continues its tradition of bringing quality music to the Berkshire County area using the talents of singers from western Massachusetts and eastern New York. The Choir warmly welcomes all singers-young and old. The upcoming spring season promises to be a special one, highlighted by the Choir joining forces once again with the choirs of three Berkshire County high schools, and performing at the Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield. Interested singers should contact Mr. Cheney at (413) 443-4758 to reserve a place for the upcoming spring season. |
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