Somerset Chamber Choir Out of the East: Sunday 19 February 2012, 3pm
King's College Chapel, Taunton
Out of the East: Inspiring choral and piano music by Russian and Baltic composers
Somerset Chamber Choir
Anita D'Attellis (piano)
Graham Caldbeck (conductor)
Join Somerset Chamber Choir on this journey East exploring a delectable selection of inspiring a cappella choral works from Russia and the Baltic countries, interspersed with piano pieces played by dazzling pianist Anita D'Attellis.
The fascinating journey will feature choral music by well-known composers from the region, such as Tchaikovsky and Rachmaninov (including movements from the Vespers) as well as discovering the works of more recent composers (Rautavaara, Lukaszewski, Miskinis et al), plus piano works by Chopin, Rachmaninov and others.
This will be a concert to warm the soul of any music-lover in Somerset this winter.
Tickets: £18 & £15 (reserved), £11 (unreserved) available from Taunton TIC: 01823 336344 or BOOK ONLINE at www.somersetchamberchoir.org.uk
Somerset Chamber Choir Out of the East at King's College Chapel in Taunton, Somerset on Sunday, 19 February 2012.
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