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Listen!
Listen to our podcast conversation between
Composer Julian Wachner and Music Director Scott
Allen Jarrett, as they discuss the upcoming
premiere of "Come My Dark Eyed One"
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Celebrate - Join Richard Dyer and the BBC for
cocktails on April 25th!
Enjoy a memorable evening of musical
conversation, cocktails and hors d'oeuvres to
honor the Back Bay Chorale's 35th Anniversary
with special guest Richard Dyer, Boston Globe
Classical Music Critic 1973-2006. All friends
and fans of the BBC are welcome!
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Featuring:
ARIANNA ZUKERMAN
Soprano
DAVID KRAVITZ
Baritone
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The Chorale celebrates 35 years of performances in
Boston and Cambridge with a presentation of Brahms'
German Requiem, a piece much loved by audiences and
singers alike. We're also excited to present the
premiere of a major new work by composer and former BBC
Music Director Julian Wachner. The concert will be
performed in one of Boston's most beautiful concert
venues, Sanders Theatre at Harvard University, and
feature acclaimed soloists Arianna Zukerman and David
Kravitz.
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DATE: Saturday May 16th
TIME: 8:00PM (7PM Pre-Concert Lecture)
LOCATION: Sanders Theatre, Cambridge
Free Parking, Close to T, Accessible to those
with disabilities
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Julian Wachner's work, commissioned for the
BBC's 35th anniversary, combines passionate and
dramatic music with poetry by Sarah Teasdale,
e.e. cummings, John Clare, Emily Dickinson,
Alfred Tennyson and famed Turkik poet Ali-Shir
Nava'i whose poem forms the core and title of
the work. It speaks of two lovers' lives and how
that great love transcends death itself.
This performance at Sanders Theatre features
over 150 musicians, performing in one of the
best music venues in New England. Enjoy a fine
Spring evening out and hear perhaps the most
loved piece of 19th century choral music paired
with a passionate testament to love eternal from
the 21st.
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