William Ferris Chorale: Canciones de Guitarra

  • April 11, 2015
  • 7:30 PM CST
  • Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church, 708 West Belmont
  • Alyssa Bennett, abennett@williamferrischorale.org
  • $7 with LUC ID card, Regular $25/30
  • Everyone
     Not open to the public.
  • www.williamferrischorale.org
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    *CANCIONES DE GUITARRA: MUSIC FOR GUITAR AND VOICES*
    Featuring classical guitar sensation, You Wang

    The William Ferris Chorale, Chicagos internationally acclaimed professional
    choral ensemble and Artist-in-Residence at Loyola University, completes its 43rd season with Canciones de Guitarra: Music for Guitar and Voices. Dynamic, young classical guitarist,
    You Wang, joins the Chorale for the season's final concert. The centerpiece of this contemporary Spanish/Cuban romp is composer Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco's impassioned Romancero Gitano, set to the fiery and evocative poetry of Federico Garcia Lorca. You'll be dancing all the way home!

    There will be one performance of this program  April 11, 2015. See details below. It is expected that seats will fill quickly, so ordering early is strongly suggested.

    DATE / TIME / LOCATION
            "    Saturday, April 11, 2015 at 7:30pm | Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church   
                708 West Belmont Ave, Chicago (Lakeview), IL

    TICKET INFORMATION
    Tickets available at www.williamferrischorale.org | or call 773-508-2940
                "    Preferred Seating (individual concerts): $30
            "    General Seating (individual concerts): $25
            "    Special discounts available on Preferred and General seating:
                    " Seniors: $5 discount
                    " Students: $10 discount
                    " Children, 8th grade & under: $20 discount
            "    Special pricing for Loyola University students available. $7 with LUC ID card
            "    Groups of 10 or more are eligible for discounts. Call 773-508-2940

    ABOUT THE WILLIAM FERRIS CHORALE
    A Chicago musical landmark since 1971, the William Ferris Chorale is known for its warm yet full-bodied choral tone and articulate, unaffected expressive gestures (ClassicsToday.com) and its knack for unearthing interesting, seldom-heard music (Chicago Tribune). The Chorale has performed at the Aldeburgh Festival and the Spoleto Festival: USA and given more than 160 world, American, and Chicago premières of important new literature. Since 2010, the William Ferris Chorale has been honored to be Artist-in-Residence at Loyola University. Paul French is in his tenth season as Music Director.