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As Earth Day draws near, join us for a two-part event examining the state of our planet and the roles we play as part of its rich and tightly woven tapestry.During the first half of the performance, professional choral ensemble Heri et Hodie and recent CCM graduate percussionist Jacob Ottmer will present the world premiere of Canadian composer Andrew Staniland’s deeply moving “7 Last Words for the Earth.” Performed with non-traditional staging, this concerto for women’s choir and percussion takes its name from the seven last words of Christ from the cross and sets an abstract text taken from a speech by Greta Thunberg. Through movements such as “Rage,” “Secrets,” “Rain,” “Hope” and “Words,” the piece urges us to pay attention while we still can. The performance will begin with a presentation about the music and its themes.
When the final notes have faded, we’ll hear from Mary Kroner, who uses her thoughtful weaving of stories, song and humor to open us to new ways of remembering that we are part of the natural world with vital roles to play. Hope comes from understanding our part in the working systems of our planet, giving us a way to participate; teaching Reverence is an important goal. Mary’s original works “X Marks The Spot” and “Welcome to the Ever Rotating Constantly Changing Circulating Mystical Earth Pageant” are past offerings made at the CGC and other settings.
Beer and wine will be available with a suggested donation.
COST: $35
REGISTER: https://civicgardencenter.networkforgood.com/events/93788-the-2026-hauck-concert-series
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2715 Reading Rd, Cincinnati, OH, United States, Ohio 45206
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