November 2011           

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Upcoming Concerts    |   WGUC Broadcast Concerts   |    2012 Subscriptions Due   |   Where is James Conlon?    

upcoming May Festival Chorus Performances

Concerts are plentiful this fall for both the May Festival Adult and Youth Choruses. Sunday November 13, the Youth Chorus will perform with the Cincinnati Boychoir at Christ Church Cathedral at 5:00 pm. On November 17 and 19 the Adult Chorus performs Prokofiev’s Alexander Nevsky with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra. The May Festival Chorus will also perform in the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra’s Give Thanks concert for the community on Monday, November 21, at 7:30 pm. Click here for the complete list of all upcoming performances!  

 

 

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Relive the 2011 May Festival

WGUC (90.9) will broadcast the 2011 May Festival concerts on Sunday evenings in November at 7:30 pm. All programs feature the May Festival Chorus and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of Music Director James Conlon. More information can be found on WGUC’s website.

November 6 – Verdi: Requiem
November 13 – Dvořák: Te Deum; Stravinsky: Symphony of Psalms; Janáček: Glagolitic Mass
November 20 – Haydn: Heiligmesse; Mahler: Das klagende Lied
November 28 – Mendelssohn: Elijah

2012 season 2012 May Festival Subscription Renewals Extended

The 2012 May Festival subscription renewal deadline has been extended until Friday, November 18. The season offers popular choral masterpieces like Carmina Burana and the Brahms German Requiem, as well as an evening of May Festival premieres by Tchaikovsky. Renew your subscription today—don’t miss a moment of this captivating season!

James Conlon Where in the World is James Conlon?

James Conlon had a busy October conducting the San Francisco Symphony in two sets of concerts. On one of the programs was Mussorgsky’s Pictures at an Exhibition. Here’s what the StarkInsider had to say:

Conlon more than delivered on the majesty and nobility of this piece, so much so that the audience fell over itself in gratitude afterwards at the transformative quality. This was not one of the de rigueur standing ovations that seem to be slowly creeping into the concert hall, after having made themselves at home in the theatre. This was a performance that left many in Davies with tears bucketing down their cheeks.

Click here for the full review.

In early November James Conlon will conduct the LA Philharmonic in works by Britten, Prokofiev and Dvorák. For more information check out the LA Philharmonic’s website.

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