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First Unitarian Universalist Church
Saturday, December 5 at 7:10pm - What Sweeter Music - Classical...
First Unitarian Universalist Church
Sunday, December 6 at 7:00pm
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San Francisco Lyric Chorus
Dr. Robert Train Adams, our new Music Director, leads the San Francisco Lyric Chorus in What Sweeter Music, an exciting variety of music for the Christmas season, selected from a list of the top 50 favorite Christmas carols and other works, chosen by major English and American choral conductors for the December 2008 is...sue of the eminent British music publication, BBC Music Magazine.
Francis Poulenc Quatre Motets Pour le Temps de Noël
Benjamin Britten This Little Babe
from Ceremony of Carols
Anonymous (ca. 1420) Ther Is No Rose of Swych Virtu
John Joubert There Is No Rose
Michael Praetorius Es Ist Ein Ros Entsprungen
Boris Ord Adam Lay Ybounden
John Rutter, arr. Il Est Né Le Divin Enfant
Robert Pearsall In Dulci Jubilo
Tomás Luis de Victoria O Magnum Mysterium
Jan Pieterszoon Sweelinck Hodie
Harold Darke In The Bleak Midwinter
John Tavener The Lamb
John Gardner Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day
John Rutter What Sweeter Music
and the World Premiere of
Robert Train Adams’ Christmas Fantasy
Reiko Lane, Organ
Tickets Available Online at http://www.sflc.org/concerts/buytickets.
$20 (at the door)
$17 (in advance & seniors)
Free (students 5-18)
Please, no children under 5
Time:7:00PM Sunday, December 6th
Location:First Unitarian Universalist Church
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
Tickets
for
the fantastic SFLC Fall 2009 concert--What Sweeter Music--are now
available! Come and hear us sing wonderful Christmas music on Saturday, December 5, 7 pm, and Sunday, December 6, 7 pm, at First Unitarian
Universalist Church, Franklin and Geary in SF. For more information and
purchase of online tickets, ...check... our website at www.sflc.org, email
us at into@sflc.org, or give us a call at 415-721-4077. Helene
San Francisco Lyric Chorus Members of the SFLC met for a wonderful Happy Hour at the Arlequin Restaurant on Wednesday, 10-15! What a great time we had chatting & getting to know each other. Thanks, Lisa Marie, for planning this incredibly successful event! It was fun talking around the tables. We found that we’ve had many different experienc...es in common. What a wonderful group of people! We’ll definitely have more of these events! Helene
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Join the San Francisco Lyric Chorus for our exciting Fall 2009 season, as we sing a selection of beautiful carolsand motets from the "50 Best Christmas Carols & Works," chosen for BBC Music Magazine by Major English and American Choir Directors.
Time:7:00PM Monday, September 14th
Location:Macondray Hall, First Unitarian Universalist Church, 1187 Franklin, San Francisco
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Get full concert, event and ticket information for San Francisco Lyric Chorus: Midsummer Vespers at San Francisco Classical Voice. Find related events, concert reviews, previews, news and more at SFCV.org.
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VIENNA — The International Mozarteum Foundation in Salzburg announced Thursday that it had discovered two previously unknown compositions written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
San Francisco Lyric Chorus Presents Gems by Mozart, Schubert, & Mendelssohn.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bush & Gough Streets
San Francisco, California
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K. 339
Franz Schubert
Mass in G
Felix Mendelssohn
Say, Where Is He Born from “Christus”
There Shall a Star from Jacob from “...Christus”
Lift Thine Eyes from “Elijah”
He, Watching Over Israel from “Elijah”
Beati Mortui
Kyrie in D minor
Robert Train Adams, Organ and Piano
$20 (at the door)
$17 (in advance & seniors)
Free (students 5-18)
Please, no children under 5
Tickets & further information: (415) 721-4077 or www.sflc.org
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
Robert Gurney, Music Director
Robert Train Adams, Asst. Conductor/Accompanist
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
San Francisco Lyric Chorus Presents Gems by Mozart, Schubert, & Mendelssohn.
Trinity Episcopal Church
Bush & Gough Streets
San Francisco, California
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, K. 339
Franz Schubert
Mass in G
Felix Mendelssohn
Say, Where Is He Born from “Christus”
There Shall a Star from Jacob fro...m “Christus”
Lift Thine Eyes from “Elijah”
He, Watching Over Israel from “Elijah”
Beati Mortui
Kyrie in D minor
Robert Train Adams, Organ and Piano
$20 (at the door)
$17 (in advance & seniors)
Free (students 5-18)
Please, no children under 5
Tickets & further information: (415) 721-4077 or www.sflc.org
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
Robert Gurney, Music Director
Robert Train Adams, Asst. Conductor/Accompanist
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
José Mauricio Nunes García (Afro-Brazilian, 1767-1830) - Requiem
Stephen Chatman - Two Rosetti Songs & Gloria
Healey Willan - O Sing Unto The Lord A New Song & Rise Up, My Love
Imant Raminsh - Ave Verum Corpus
Ruth Watson Henderson - Sing All Ye Joyful
Srul Irving Glick - What I Have Learned Is This & The Hour Has Come
Time:5:00PM Sunday, April 26th
Location:Trinity Episcopal Church
San Francisco Lyric Chorus
José Mauricio Nunes García (Afro-Brazilian, 1767-1830) - Requiem
Stephen Chatman - Two Rosetti Songs & Gloria
Healey Willan - O Sing Unto The Lord A New Song & Rise Up, My Love
Imant Raminsh - Ave Verum Corpus
Ruth Watson Henderson - Sing All Ye Joyful
Srul Irving Glick - What I Have Learned Is This & The Hour Has Come
Time:8:00PM Saturday, April 25th
Location:Trinity Episcopal Church
