Karl Jenkins – Past Concerts

Karl Jenkins — The Peacemakers

Arcangelo Corelli — Selected works
Georges Bizet — Selected works
Karl Jenkins — Selected works

Anton Bruckner — Te Deum in C major, WAB 45
Karl Jenkins — Gloria
Marvin Hamlisch — Anatomy of Peace (Annapolis premiere)
Randall Thompson — Alleluia
James Kessler / Various — Women's Suffrage Suite
Larry Grossman — The Last Full Measure of Devotion (arr. James Kessler)

Karl Jenkins — Selected works
George Walker — Selected works
Radiohead — Selected works

Karl Jenkins — Palladio ("I. Allegretto")
Karl Jenkins — Adiemus
Karl Jenkins — Requiem ("Dies Irae")
Karl Jenkins — Stabat Mater
Karl Jenkins — The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace

José Mauricio Nuñes Garcia — Missa de requiem, CPM 185 (Carnegie Hall premiere)
John Leavitt / Traditional — Bound for Glory!
Karl Jenkins — Te Deum
Ola Gjeilo — Dreamweaver (excerpts)
Jim Taylor — Cambridge Songs Suite No. 1

Karl Jenkins — The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace

Karl Jenkins — Requiem

Program includes works by Gina Gillie, Karl Jenkins, Edward Gregson, Gustav Holst, Gaspar Cassadó, and Michael Weinstein.

Samuel Barber — Selected works
Karl Jenkins — Selected works
Randall Woolf — Selected works
Various — Selected works (premieres by Press Start 2022 Composer Competition finalists)

Program includes works by Karl Jenkins, Michael Weinstein, Joaquín Rodrigo, Derek Bourgeois, Philip Sparke, and Matt Kingston.

Karl Jenkins – Stella Natalis
Craig Courtney – Festival Gloria

Paul Lovatt-Cooper – Home of Legends
Malcolm Arnold – Little Suite for brass
Karl Jenkins – Palladio
Philip Sparke – The Year of the Dragon
Derek Bourgeois – Metro Gnome
Chris Hazell – Three Brass Cats
Imagine Dragons – "Believer" arranged for brass

An hour-long work based on L'Homme armé, a secular melody that was used as the basis for mass settings in the Renaissance. By combining texts from Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions, the composer transformed this music into a plea for world peace.

An hour-long work based on L'Homme armé, a secular melody that was used as the basis for mass settings in the Renaissance. By combining texts from Jewish, Muslim, and Christian traditions, the composer transformed this music into a plea for world peace.

Karl Jenkins – Palladio Concerto grosso for string orchestra (1st mvt.)
Dvořák – Serenade in E major, Op. 22
Elgar – Serenade for Strings, Op. 20
Tchaikovsky – Waltz from Serenade in C major, Op. 48