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Looking forward, in March,
“Lenten Devotions” features the Lôbo Requiem along with works by
Gesualdo, Rheinberger, Tavener, and Ferko. Our June program, “Peace and Love”, caps the season with Brahms’ Liebeslieder Waltzes and our own Sanford Dole’s The Fabric of Peace.
Looking back at our 2008-2009 season...
Our June concert, entitled “World of Song”, featured folk songs and original works from around the globe. It was a fun time for all, and definitely a change of pace for us. Our Winter concert “Gallic Flavor”, featuring the Duruflé Requiem and several French songs, was also a hit. Check out this review from a friendly blogger. We’re also quite pleased with December’s “An Orthodox Christmas” concert set, with deeply moving music from Russia and Eastern Europe. Here are just a few of the lovely things we heard from the audience:
Pro-level singing ensemble. Was like listening to KDFC-FM, but with the people actually in the same
room. I kept waiting to hear Hoyt Smith intone, “That was the Bay Choral Guild... performing...”
Just wanted to let all you know that all of my friends, family and others came away with nothing
but praise for our performance yesterday. The favorite was “Otche Nash”, hands down. Got many
compliments on the diction and pronunciation....people were impressed!
Julie and I both enjoyed it quite a bit. Despite not comprising traditional “christmas carols” the
concert had a feeling of joyousness and celebration just right for the season. You clearly were
having fun, too.
Also have a look at this nice article the Palo Alto Weekly recently ran after interviewing our director, Sanford Dole, during preparations for that concert.
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