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Music by and about women who have led, sacrificed, created, and inspiredBenjamin BRITTEN — “Choral Dances” from Gloriana
Alice PARKER, Libby LARSEN, Gabriela Lena FRANK, Ysaÿe BARNWELL —
Quilt Songs: Women Weaving the Fabric of Life
Eleanor DALEY — O Ye Who Taste That Love Is Sweet
Joan SZYMKO — Malala
Jocelyn HAGEN — “For Nadia” from Songs for Muska
Walter ROBINSON / Kathleen MCGUIRE — Harriet Tubman
Leonard BERNSTEIN — “French Choruses” from The Lark
Join us for a concert of inspiring choral music dedicated to women’s stories, from Queen Elizabeth II to Harriet Tubman. You will hear Malala Yousafzai’s powerful words of courage, a tribute to Afghan poet Nadia Anjuman, and a powerful and uplifting arrangement of "Harriet Tubman". Bernstein’s charming "French Choruses" from "The Lark" present his interpretation of Renaissance folk songs with an ode to Joan of Arc. "Quilt Songs: Women Weaving the Fabric of Life" was inspired by the quilts of Kay McCarthy—these musical settings by women composers weave together joy, generosity, wisdom, and beauty.
Saturday, October 11 @ 7:30 pm
University Congregational Church of Christ
4515 16th Ave NE, Seattle
Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble is one of Seattle’s finest choral groups, known for exceptional artistry and innovative programming. Founded by Artistic Director Loren W. Pontén in 1992, Opus 7 is a resident ensemble at St. James Cathedral and performs sacred and secular music.
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University Congregational UCC, 4515 16th Ave NE, Seattle, WA 98105-4201, United States
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