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Cantori presents a colorful array of music from twentieth-century Paris, Flanders and New York. Featuring Philippe
Hersant’s Allégories on poems by Rimbaud, Concerto per la beata Vergine by Vic Nees for oboe and
choir, and Conrad Susa’s Serenade for voices with harp and flute. Plus selected arrangements of Gershwin
songs and two of Mateo Flecha’s riotous ensaladas from the Spanish Golden Age.
Get in the spirit with Cantori’s annual concert of traditional holiday music!
A rainbow of contemporary American works for voices and instruments, including piano, harp, and percussion. Featured
composers include New Yorkers John Musto and Tom Nazziola.
The sumptuous texture of multi-part chorus accompanied by eight cellos, including a US premiere by the beloved
composer Arvo Pärt alongside works by an international array of outstanding composers.
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