December 2015 East Coast Tour

Ben McKenna
choirtour@uchicago.edu

In December, Motet Choir presented our third biennial tour of the East Coast. The tour represents the flourishing of a major initiative for annual tours (both to far-off places and in Chicago's many culturally rich neighborhoods), a program designed to connect to connect the choir to the wider community and to represent the Univeristy's deep engagement with the arts.

The concert program included seasonal music of the Renaissance from Britain, Spain, Italy, and the Netherlands, with music of Early America, including William Billings. Also on the program was Gerald Cohen's haunting Adonai Ro'i.

Mounting ambitious projects like tour takes a great effort from all of us, and it is truly only possible because of the generous support of our friends. We are immensely grateful to the multitudes who come to our concerts, bake us cookies, listen to our CDs, and welcome us into their homes. If you can, we hope you might consider making a gift in whatever amount you can to help us on our way. Your support gives one of the most unique and rewarding experiences many of us will have at UChicago. Thank you!

Concerts:

Saturday, December 12 | 7:30 PM
Carnegie, PA
St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Parish
330 Third Avenue | Carnegie, PA
Joined by the Fox Chapel Area High School Madrigal Singers

Sunday, December 13 | 7 PM
Washington, DC
St. Alban's Episcopal Church
3001 Wisconsin Avenue NW | Washington, DC

Monday, December 14 | 7:30pm
Washington, DC
Calvary Baptist Church
755 8th Street NW | Washington, DC

Tuesday, December 15 | 7:30 PM
Philadelphia, PA
The Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill
8855 Germantown Avenue | Philadelphia, PA

Wednesday, December 16 | 7 PM
Boston, MA
The Cathedral Church of St. Paul
138 Tremont Street | Boston, MA

Friday, December 18 | 7 PM
New York, NY
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
7 West 55th Street | New York, NY

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