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Welcome to our celebration of ten years of pops concerts. When we started them, we didn’t know exactly what “pops”

Dickens and A Christmas Carol The most popular English novelist of the nineteenth century, Charles Dickens (1812-1870) created stories that

This special concert introduces us, singers and audience alike, to the music of Sydney Guillaume and also to a language

“Only Music Keeps Us Here” The Choral Arts Ensemble is thrilled to present a full concert of music by Timothy

A Wealth of Song While Celtic cultures in the British Isles and the European continent (including Wales, Cornwall, Brittany, and

“A light shines in the darkness, and the darkness does not overcome it.” Scholars have translated this passage from the

I Hear America Singing America’s musical heritage mirrors the contradictions of the nation’s history, for better and worse. In the

As the year winds down and darkness closes in, we cherish the renewal that Christmas and a new year can

Discovering Hidden Treasures England’s rich musical heritage reaches back well before the Renaissance and includes so many outstanding composers –

How do we recognize masterpieces? Do they have to stand the test of time, and, if so, how much time?