Bern Herbolsheimer – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Jessica French, Morten Lauridsen, Karen P. Thomas, Jacob Malpocker, Abraham Kaplan, John Michael Paulson, John Muehleisen, Sascha Beamer, Calvin Rice, Bern Herbolsheimer, Claudio Monteverdi, Reginald Unterseher, and Joan Szymko.

Program includes works by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Robert Schumann, Jake Heggie, Leonard Bernstein, George Gershwin, Bern Herbolsheimer, Traditional, Nicholas Maw, Tom Cipullo, Tom Lehrer, and Donald Swann.

Felix Mendelssohn — Te Deum in D major, MWV B 15 ("I. Te Deum laudamus")
Charles B. Griffin — Don't treat me as a stranger
Alf Houkom — The Rune of Hospitality
Bern Herbolsheimer — Blessed
Urmas Sisask — Benedictio
John Muehleisen — Pilgrim Beatitudes (world premiere)

Program includes works by Paul Wohlgemuth, Traditional, Steve Martland, Egil Hovland, Bern Herbolsheimer, John Muehleisen, Morten Lauridsen, Rudi Tas, Herbert Howells, Michael Paraskevas, John Tavener, and Franz Xaver Gruber.

Program includes works by Karen P. Thomas, John Muehleisen, Stacey Philipps, Christine Szabadi, Traditional, Reginald Unterseher, Gwyneth Walker, Daniel Schreiner, Elizabeth M. Wilkinson, Bern Herbolsheimer, Joan Szymko, Eric William Barnum, Charles Strouse, Alan Bergman, Marilyn Bergman, Marvin Hamlisch, and Kevin Siegfried.

Bern Herbolsheimer – Five Elegies for Solo Cello
Johannes Brahms – Cello Sonata No. 2 in F major, Op. 99

Charming Appalachian carols by CANW composer in residence Kevin Siegfried, Silly Shepherds, Stop Your Sleeping by Northwest composer Bern Herbolsheimer, and enchanting choral gems by Henry Purcell, Herbert Norman Howells, and Susan LaBarr.

Charming Appalachian carols by CANW composer in residence Kevin Siegfried, Silly Shepherds, Stop Your Sleeping by Northwest composer Bern Herbolsheimer, and enchanting choral gems by Henry Purcell, Herbert Norman Howells, and Susan LaBarr.

Charming Appalachian carols by CANW composer in residence Kevin Siegfried, Silly Shepherds, Stop Your Sleeping by Northwest composer Bern Herbolsheimer, and enchanting choral gems by Henry Purcell, Herbert Norman Howells, and Susan LaBarr.

Seasonal array of favorite carols, new favorites, and music by four Seattle-area composers.

Seasonal array of favorite carols, new favorites, and music by four Seattle-area composers.

The dramatic and moving Requiem (2011) by Tigran Mansurian, Armenia’s greatest living composer – a modern masterpiece dedicated to the victims of the Armenian Genocide – programmed alongside major works by Bern Herbolsheimer and John Muehleisen.

Bern Herbolsheimer – Five Elegies for solo cello
Bern Herbolsheimer – Shakespeare Songs for soprano, clarinet and piano
Bern Herbolsheimer – Variationes Ventorum for woodwind quintet
Bern Herbolsheimer – Kassandra for piano four-hands

A reflective program of choral beauty.

Angelique Poteat – Song and Dance
Bern Herbolsheimer – Ashik Dances Before His Love
Beth Fleenor – New work
Jovina Santos Neto – Sertao Carioca
Alexandra Gardner – The Way of Ideas
Helena Tulve – Pulss, möön ja voolamine

Bruckner – Os justi Palestrina – Sicut cervus; Sitivit anima mea Dawson – There is a balm in Gilead Herbolsheimer – It was not you who chose me arr. Carter – Steal away Tallis – If ye love me Fauré – Tantum ergo Saint-Säens – Ave Maria Duruflé – Requiem, Op. 9

Celebrating life and music by the late Bern Herbolsheimer.

A stunning program of European and American favorites including Poulenc’s dramatic "Quatre Motets pour le temps de Noël," Hugo Distler’s variations on “Lo How a Rose e’re blooming,” works by Giselle Wyers, Stephen Brozovich, John Muehleisen, Arvo Pärt, and more.

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.