My Soul Can Reach: Music for Reflection & Renewal

73 Lancaster St.,Worcester MA 01609

05 March, 2022

Description

Satisfy your soul with this uplifting performance – a sweeping compilation of work old and new with genres ranging from choral to poetry. PLEASE NOTE: Two locations (Your ticket will be honored at either concert) Saturday, March 5 - 7:00 pm – Trinity Lutheran Church, 73 Lancaster St, Worcester, MA Sunday, March 6 - 4:00 pm – St. Cecilia Church, 180 Mechanic St, Leominster, MA In a mix of classic and contemporary, Music Director Brad Dumont and Conducting Fellow Will Goliger lead the Salisbury Singers in a journey from the ‘Heavenly Hurt’ of personal loss, featuring texts of MA native Emily Dickinson, to the eventual resolution we all seek with Antonio Vivaldi’s resplendent “Gloria.” These major works will be complemented by a series of contemporary choral pieces from artists including Marques Garrett, Dan Forrest and Peter Anglea, alongside music from our guest string quartet. Vaccination for COVID-19 required. SALISBURY SINGERS, INC. – PROVIDING A CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, ARTISTIC AND MUSICAL OUTLET FOR THE CITIZENS OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS SINCE 1973. Salisbury Singers is a mixed chorus of more than 80 singers under the dynamic leadership of Artistic Director Michelle Graveline, now in her 22nd season with the chorus. The chorus is dedicated to the enhancement of cultural life in Worcester and central Massachusetts as well as the musical growth of its individual members. Salisbury Singers achieves these objectives through professional quality performances of acappella and accompanied choral repertoire drawn from diverse traditions and styles. Salisbury Singers, Inc. was founded in 1973 by the late Malama Robbins Collinsworth to foster the highest standards of the musical arts. Find out more about her here.