About this Event
You’ll hear Drinking Song by Gustav Holst from the Latin manuscript of Benediktbeuern. Also Drinking Song by Ralph Vaughan Williams from the opera Sir John in Love. Plus Drinking Song by Sigmund Romberg from The Student Prince. And, of course, Drinking Song by Felix Mendelssohn. For a change of pace, A Drinking Song by Ron Jeffers. Then we have Trinklied by Franz Schubert, one from 1813 and another from 1815; the German translating to—yup—Drinking Song. There’s the Student Chorus from the opera The Tales of Hoffmann by Jacques Offenbach; that one happens to be about drinking. Additionally, In taberna quando sumus by Carl Orff from the cantata Carmina Burana; the Medieval Latin translating to When we are in the tavern. Oui, let’s not forget Chanson à Boire by Francis Poulenc, the French of which translates to . . . wait for it . . . Drinking Song.
The Irish Inn Mates band join us on Irish folk songs with fiddle, bodhran, bouzouki, guitar, harmonica, tinwhistle and Irish flute. Enjoy When Irish Eyes Are Smiling, The Wild Rover, Whiskey in the Jar, The Soldiers Song, Mo Ghilla Mar, Molly Malone, Tell Me Ma, The Parting Glass, plus a few instrumental tunes.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The First Baptist Church of the City of Washington, D.C., 1328 16th Street Northwest, Washington, United States
USD 0.00 to USD 35.00
