St. Martin's Chamber Choir Home2006-2007 Season
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St. Martin's is joined by pianists Tamara Goldstein and Mutsumi Moteki for Brahms' lovely and gracious Liebeslieder Waltzes, Mozart's seldom-heard Sei Notturni, and other classic works that address that loveliest time of day -- twilight, and its romance. [Concert program] [Program notes]
Weekend sponsor: Trautman Farms A central figure in Christian music and art through the centuries, Mary has inspired some of the most beautiful choral music ever written. St. Martin’s explores this Marian theme in an intimate, evocative program of works both ancient and modern. [Concert program] [Program notes]
Concert sponsor: Bronwyn and Michael Alleman III. On Wings of Song: The Women of St. Martin's The Women of St. Martin's and harpist Don
Hilsberg present a feast of treble choruses
including Holst's "Choral Hymns from the
Rig Veda" and works by Brahms,
Leighton, Amy Beach, Vaughan Williams, Schuman and others.
Concert sponsor: Linda Giedl Josef Haydn's masterpiece for string quartet, chorus and soloists, written for Good Friday services for the King of Spain, will be the centerpiece of this third annual Lenten concert by St. Martin’s. The choir will be joined by the Confluence Quartet. [Concert program] [Program notes]
Concert sponsor: Robert and Juanita Kniss Celebrating Colorado's rich choral history and St. Martin's Chamber Choir's place in it, the choir concludes its season with works by Colorado composers Jean Berger, Austin Lovelace, M. Susan Brown, and others. The concert will culminate in an encore performance of Terry Schlenker's haunting Mass for Double Choir, written for and premiered by St. Martin's in 2004.
Concert sponsor: Robert and Juanita Kniss Concert sponsor: Bronwyn and Michael Alleman, in honor of her brother David Clark Isele, and composers in St. Martin's Chamber Choir Concert sponsor: Mr. and Mrs. Harold Johnson and Mr. and St. Martin's Chamber Choir gratefully acknowledges the support of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Denver Office of Cultural Affairs, and many private and foundation donors.
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