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LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA

MAR 22

LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA
LOUISVILLE ORCHESTRA

DATE/TIME

Friday, March 22 7:30 p.m.

TICKETS

$32† adults $14† students*

† Includes $2 processing fee

* Any student with valid ID. One ticket per ID.

VENUE

Stem Concert Hall

AGES

All ages

RUN TIME

Approx. 90 mins.

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Subscriptions to the Louisville Orchestra NightLites series are available directly from the Louisville Orchestra. To subscribe, visit louisvilleorchestra.org

NIGHTLITES: Magnificent Voices
TEDDY ABRAMS, conductor
Louisville Chamber Choir

J.S. Bach’s glorious setting of the text of the Song of the Virgin Mary, Magnificat is a masterpiece of the Baroque choral repertoire. Performed with the Louisville Chamber Choir and the LO under the baton of Teddy Abrams, this is a performance that will live in memory. But no less to be missed is the oratorio that opens this choral concert. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, Caroline Shaw, familiar to Louisville audiences, has crafted a compelling piece, The Listeners, that in her words is about “the wonderment of the human condition and actually looking inward at ourselves as people and thinking about whether we are truly kind to each other.” Soloists, choir, narrators reciting the poetry of Whitman and Tennyson, and the recorded voice of Carl Sagan express a singularly beautiful and reflective musical experience.

PROGRAM

Teddy Abrams, conductor

The Listeners
Caroline Shaw
INTERMISSION
Magnificat, BWV 243
J.S. Bach
NIGHTLITES: Magnificent Voices
TEDDY ABRAMS, conductor
Louisville Chamber Choir

J.S. Bach’s glorious setting of the text of the Song of the Virgin Mary, Magnificat is a masterpiece of the Baroque choral repertoire. Performed with the Louisville Chamber Choir and the LO under the baton of Teddy Abrams, this is a performance that will live in memory. But no less to be missed is the oratorio that opens this choral concert. Pulitzer Prize-winning composer, Caroline Shaw, familiar to Louisville audiences, has crafted a compelling piece, The Listeners, that in her words is about “the wonderment of the human condition and actually looking inward at ourselves as people and thinking about whether we are truly kind to each other.” Soloists, choir, narrators reciting the poetry of Whitman and Tennyson, and the recorded voice of Carl Sagan express a singularly beautiful and reflective musical experience.

PROGRAM

Teddy Abrams, conductor

The Listeners
Caroline Shaw
INTERMISSION
Magnificat, BWV 243
J.S. Bach

EVENT DETAILS


DATES and TIMES

Friday, March 22
| 7:30 p.m.

TICKETS

$32† adults $14† students*

† Includes $2 processing fee

* Any student with valid ID. One ticket per ID.

VENUE

Stem Concert Hall

AGES

All ages

RUNNING TIME

Approx.imately 90 mins.utes

BUY TICKETS

Subscriptions to the Louisville Orchestra NightLites series are available directly from the Louisville Orchestra. To subscribe, visit louisvilleorchestra.org

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