Tag Archives: St. Martin’s Chamber Choir

After the Pilgrimage: The Journey Home

Sponsored by Elizabeth Randall and Alan Gottlieb Concluding this celebratory year of return, St. Martin’s presents the iconic and touching Songs of Farewell by Hubert Parry (1848-1918), written in the […]

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After the Pilgrimage: The Journey Home

Sponsored by Elizabeth Randall and Alan Gottlieb Concluding this celebratory year of return, St. Martin’s presents the iconic and touching Songs of Farewell by Hubert Parry (1848-1918), written in the […]

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Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago

Sponsored by Peter DeBlois in memory of his wife Marta Algermissen Garay  and Gene & Rosann McCullough Pre concert lecture by Gene McCullough Reaction was so great to our 2019 […]

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Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago

Sponsored by Peter DeBlois in memory of his wife Marta Algermissen Garay and Gene & Rosann McCullough Pre concert lecture by Gene McCullough Reaction was so great to our 2019 […]

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Songs of Pilgrimage: Camino de Santiago

Sponsored by Peter DeBlois in memory of his wife Marta Algermissen Garay  and Gene & Rosann McCullough Pre concert lecture by Gene McCullough Reaction was so great to our 2019 […]

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Shiru L’Adonai: Jewish Sacred Music

Pre concert lecture by Seth & Carol Ward  Sponsored by Lesley Manring-Borchers dedicated to Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and Mizel Museum  St. Martin’s Chamber Choir’s initial foray into the […]

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Shiru L’Adonai: Jewish Sacred Music

Pre concert lecture by Seth & Carol Ward  Sponsored by Lesley Manring-Borchers dedicated to Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) and Mizel Museum  St. Martin’s Chamber Choir’s initial foray into the […]

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A Christmas Oratorio: Herzogenberg’s The Birth of Christ

Sponsored by David Beattie and Philip Van Hoevenberg Johannes Brahms acknowledged only one student as a protégé worthy of his legacy, and that was Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900).  In 1894, […]

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A Christmas Oratorio: Herzogenberg’s The Birth of Christ

Sponsored by David Beattie and Philip Van Hoevenberg Johannes Brahms acknowledged only one student as a protégé worthy of his legacy, and that was Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900).  In 1894, […]

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A Christmas Oratorio: Herzogenberg’s The Birth of Christ

Sponsored by David Beattie and Philip Van Hoevenberg Johannes Brahms acknowledged only one student as a protégé worthy of his legacy, and that was Heinrich von Herzogenberg (1843-1900).  In 1894, […]

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