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Category Archives: Choral
Nathanael Pangrazio – Music at All Saints’ Church
Nathanael Pengrazio and soprano April Amante Music at All Saints’ continued its new season last night with a concert titled, “Nathanael Pangrazio and Friends.” Composer Pangrazio is a Monterey Peninsula native in his twenties who received his first music instruction … Continue reading
Archived in these categories: 20th Century, All Saints' Church, Cello, Choral, Piano, Piano trio, Vocal ensemble
Chanticleer is a Star in the Heavens
For those of you living under a rock, or who just think it is too much of a hassle to go out at night, you simply must rethink your respective lives. Especially now, in the season of comfort and joy, … Continue reading
Archived in these categories: Choral, Vocal, Vocal ensemble
Chanticleer a Joy to the Ear!
As my wife and I climbed into our car for the ride home after hearing the incredible concert at the Carmel Mission by Chanticleer, all we could say was, “That was so beautiful, I never have to hear another concert … Continue reading
Archived in these categories: 20th Century, Choral, Vocal ensemble
Camerata Singers….. and Dancers
Director John Koza It’s that time again; that time where every choral group whips up its own way of saying Happy Holidays and we wish you the very best! Most do so with great fanfare and lots of relatives in … Continue reading
Music of Destiny — Bruno’s Farewell to the Carmel Bach Festival
Last night’s concert, “Music of Destiny,” ended the first week of the 73rd Carmel Bach Festival. For this week’s audience, it was Maestro Bruno Weill’s final concert of the Festival. As a”Swan Song,” so to speak (or by any standard, … Continue reading
Archived in these categories: Carmel Bach Festival, Choral, Classical Era, Orchestral, Romantic Era
