Your Holiday Show of Shows Big screen, small screen -- all of your holiday favorites are here! From "White Christmas" to Rudolph and Frosty, the Santa Clarita Master Chorale will offer seasonal favorites from all musical traditions, featuring selections from "Messiah" by Handel and a world premiere: "Magnificat" from California composer Kevin Memley. The Santa Clarita Children’s Honor Choir will again join us to help celebrate the holidays. Brahms and Barber Called “the people’s requiem,” this masterpiece of deep solace by Johannes
Brahms headlines The Santa Clarita Master Chorale’s March concert. Writing from
perhaps his own deep grief, Ein Deutsches Requiem focuses on the living left
behind, a powerful musical comfort. Also on the bill, from 20th century American
composer Samuel Barber, the Chorale presents Agnus Dei, based on the Adagio for
Strings; orchestral Intermezzo from Act II of Barber's opera, Vanessa and 2
songs from Four Orchestral Songs, Op. 13, for orchestra and solo voice: Sure on
this Shining Night and Nocturne.
Let Music Fill the Air Come delight in the human voice -- the “first” instrument - as the Chorale presents songs about “singing.” From choral darling Eric Whitacre to the entertaining traditions of Ward Swingle and the inspiration of Mormon Tabernacle Choir Director and composer Mack Wilberg, the program features music about soft nights, laughter and childhood; and our hopes and dreams and faith. The Chorale also welcomes back the Santa Clarita Children’s Honor Choir to present “Mass of the Children” by beloved songwriter John Rutter.
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of senior citizens at Sterling Canyon, Summerhill Villa, Newhall Senior Center and Friendly Valley; organizations such as the Santa Clarita Valley Chamber of Commerce, the City of Santa Clarita, the Valencia Library, the Valley Industrial Association, Friends of Hart Park and the Santa Clarita Valley Boys and Girls Club; and events such as the Los Angeles Arts Open House, Bella Via (a local street painting festival), and the Opening Ceremonies of the Santa Clarita Special Olympics.