Randall Thompson – Past Concerts near Seattle, WA

An evening of joy and wonder featuring Bern Herbolsheimer, Jeremy Kings, and Joy Porter, plus a new work by Vashon Island-based Charles Lovekin.

An evening of joy and wonder featuring Bern Herbolsheimer, Jeremy Kings, and Joy Porter, plus a new work by Vashon Island-based Charles Lovekin.

Randall Thompson – The Peaceable Kingdom
Aaron Copland – Four Motets
Leonard Bernstein – Missa Brevis
Bern Herbolsheimer – Love Letters

Classic and contemporary choral works by Randall Thompson, Ola Gjeilo, Sarah Quartel, Joan Szymko, Dan Forrest, and Jackson Berkey.

The 40-voice Northwest Chamber Chorus presents a program that feeds the mind, the body, and the soul.

Elgar's Nimrod, Holst's Jupiter, and other soaring classical works are paired with touching inspirational works like Mack Wilberg's Amazing Grace, John Rutter's Gaelic Blessing, and Randall Thompson's The Road Not Taken.

Program includes Pergolesi's Stabat Mater and Randall Thompson's The Place of the Blest.

Duruflé – Requiem
Mozart – Missa Brevis in F major, K. 192
Thompson – Place of the Blest

Duruflé – Requiem
Mozart – Missa Brevis in F major, K. 192
Thompson – Place of the Blest

Northwest Girlchoir presents an evening of music inspired by the wonders of winter – fields blanketed in snow, sleigh rides and warm woolen mittens – performed by our advanced choirs, ages 11-18. Charming repertoire from Latvia, Finland and Norway; gems of Edward Elgar and Randall Thompson; and finely crafted works by Washington composer Reginald Unterseher. Winter Wonder will also premiere the newly commissioned work by celebrated Seattle composer Karen P. Thomas.

It has been said that music is a language that expresses feelings that words alone cannot convey. They may be passionate, mournful, humorous, hopeful, languorous, desperate, or any number of subtle combinations. Such is the case for the music on this concert, which largely features music by local composers.

It has been said that music is a language that expresses feelings that words alone cannot convey. They may be passionate, mournful, humorous, hopeful, languorous, desperate, or any number of subtle combinations. Such is the case for the music on this concert, which largely features music by local composers.