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Sun. Apr. 26, 3pm
A concert exploring the profound feeling of belonging, this is installment three of our Antonín Dvořák symphony cycle. Here we have his pastorale "Eighth Symphony," a work brimming with joy and a sense of shared humanity. Also on the program, a collaboration with UWO choirs under the direction of Dr. Kristin Ramseyer. With them, two choral masteries by Johannes Brahms will be sung. "Nänie" and "Schicksalslied" are deeply reflective pieces, brimming with beauty and hope. They remind us of our collective journey and our shared experience. This music celebrates that which connects us.
This concert was inspired by Romanesque architecture in Oshkosh. Examples are Trinity Episcopal Church and United Methodist Church, both on Algoma Blvd. It embodies belonging through its monumental design and purpose, to create central gathering places, imposing presences to offer physical and spiritual refuge. The structures are intended to embrace the public, facilitating communal worship or unity.
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1010 Algoma Blvd, Oshkosh, WI 54901, United States
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