Join us for Summer Sings! at the Old South Church in Boston on August 5th and August 12th! Experience the joy of singing in a relaxed, supportive community with other singers of all skill levels. Improve your musicianship, explore diverse repertoire, and work with esteemed conductors. Summer Sings! connects you with fellow music enthusiasts. Don’t miss out on this enriching summer activity!
The August 5th program will be conducted by Jamie Kirsch, Music Director of Chorus pro Musica.
Beethoven: Meerestille Und Glückliche Fahrt (1812)
“Meerestille” represents Beethoven’s mastery in capturing the sublime beauty of nature and the human spirit, making it a timeless gem in the world of classical music.
Samuel Coleridge-Taylor: By the Lone Sea Shore (1901)
“By the Lone Sea Shore” stands as a testament to Coleridge’s enduring literary legacy, showcasing his mastery of language, imagery, and philosophical depth.
WS Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan: HMS Pinafore: A Choral Salute (1878)
“HMS Pinafore” explores themes of love, social class, and mistaken identities and continues to captivate audiences with its lively music, witty satire, and enduring charm, solidifying its place in the annals of musical theatre history.
The August 12th program will be conducted by Richard Travers, Music Director of the Fine Arts Chorale. Esteemed cellist Eleanor Blake and mezzo-soprano Hayley Travers will participate in this event.
John Rutter: Requiem (1985)
Rutter’s Requiem has established itself as a modern classic, celebrated for its beauty, accessibility, and ability to connect deeply with performers and audiences alike. It is a significant work in the choral repertoire, composed in 1985 and first performed in October of that year. The piece is a musical setting that combines sections of the Latin Requiem Mass with English texts from the Book of Common Prayer and the Psalms.
Tickets are $15.00 each event or $25.00 to attend both events. Buy your tickets now!