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Masterworks Chorale Presents: The Spirit of American Music: Bernstein to Bluegrass (Sat)

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 1106 Alameda de Las Pulgas San Carlos CA 94070  See map

This is a rare opportunity for you to experience the very best of American music - from Bernstein to Bluegrass - Don't miss it!


Masterworks presents an inspired pairing of two works that epitomize American music as it fluidly blends form and innovation, traditional roots and pioneering invention. The Chamber Singers of Hillsdale High School,Mark Fish, director, join Masterworks in the Bernstein Chichester Psalms. This piece encapsulates much of what listeners know and love about Leonard Bernstein's music: dramatic juxtapositions, exciting rhythms, jazz energy, and Broadway-worthy melodies. The World Beloved by Carol Barnett combines choir and bluegrass band, forging a new musical ground. To complement these two dynamic works, the program will include choral settings from the American folk and gospel traditions. Join Masterworks for a spirited and inspiring celebration of American music!


Saturday, October 20, 8:00pm


Sunday, October 21, 4:00pm


Trinity Presbyterian Church, 1106 Alameda de las Pulgas, San Carlos




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