
Kantorei welcomes conductor Simon Carrington
Friday, May 14th, 2010
7:30pm
St. John's Cathedral
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Sunday, May 16th, 2010
7:30pm
Our Father Lutheran
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Kantorei completes its 2009-2010 concert season by bringing internationally acclaimed conductor Simon Carrington to the Denver arts
community. Most recently the professor of choral conducting at Yale University, Carrington is best known for co-founding the renowned
British vocal ensemble The King’s Singers. Carrington joins Kantorei for evening of beautiful choral music
from British composers including Gerald Finzi, William Byrd, and Benjamin
Britten. Also featured in the concert will be the world-premier performance of Lost in the Loving, Floating Ocean of Thee, the latest work
from Kantorei’s own Timothy Tharaldson.
Tickets are $20 Adults, $15 Student/Seniors. Purchase tickets online to reserve your
seat in advance. (Note, you will be redirected to Kantorei's online ticketing partner, EZRegister.com) Tickets may also be purchased at the door the night of the concert.

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Kantorei is excited to announce the release of our latest CD, little tree. The perfect way to enjoy the holiday season, little tree features Kantorei's favorite live recordings from our last several Christmas concerts. Featured on recording are two wonderful settings of e.e. cummings' holiday text, 'little tree.' The first, by composer Steven Heitzeg, features the choir accompanied by harp in a soft, contemplative setting. Heitzeg’s composition is contrasted by that of world-renowned composer Eric Whitacre, who sets the text for choir with piano accompaniment in a warm, joyous setting.
Also included on the CD are several heart-warming arrangements of familiar holiday carols including ‘I Saw Three Ships,’ ‘Away in a Manger,’ and
audience favorite, ‘Silent Night.’ Sure to become a holiday classic, little tree will no doubt usher in the warmth and joy of
the Christmas season.

Kantorei is proud to continue our strong tradition of expert performances featuring beautiful and moving choral music, both traditional and
contemporary. Unfortunately, the recent economic downturn has been especially hard on non-profit organizations, considerably so for those in the
performing arts. As a non-profit organization, Kantorei relies heavily on the financial support of you,
our fans and supporters, to continue to share with you and the Denver community our passion for the choral art. In these difficult economic times, we
must not forget the importance of the arts in our society.
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