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Sounds of St. James: Festival of Sacred Music
May
4

Sounds of St. James: Festival of Sacred Music

Celebrate Earth Day with the Now Chorale! This concert features six world premieres of pieces by Max Lang, Jonny Ollendorf, Zola Saadi-Klein, Katya Mueller, Oliver Hecht, and Jaco Richter. The program is united in emphasis on climate and sense of place and a special series of collaborations between creators in Oberlin’s composition and creative writing departments. Approximately 50 performers in total will grace the stage, including singers, a chamber orchestra, a rock band.

Matthew Brown, Conductor and Artistic Director

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The Now Chorale Presents: Majesty in a Flawed Little World
Apr
22

The Now Chorale Presents: Majesty in a Flawed Little World

Celebrate Earth Day with the Now Chorale! This concert features six world premieres of pieces by Max Lang, Jonny Ollendorf, Zola Saadi-Klein, Katya Mueller, Oliver Hecht, and Jaco Richter. The program is united in emphasis on climate and sense of place and a special series of collaborations between creators in Oberlin’s composition and creative writing departments. Approximately 50 performers in total will grace the stage, including singers, a chamber orchestra, a rock band.

Matthew Brown, Conductor and Artistic Director

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The Now Chorale Presents: The Sun Never Says
Nov
26

The Now Chorale Presents: The Sun Never Says

On Sunday November 17th at 7:30 PM, the Now Chorale returns to Sacred Heart Church to share an evening of new music with ancient words. Program highlights include the world premieres of “Psalm 77 (Yes, I Will Remember)” by Chloe Arnold (Oberlin ‘26) and “Because a Poet Sang,” an eight-movement cantata on Homeric texts composed and conducted by Sacred Heart organist Matthew Brown (Oberlin ‘26). All are welcome. No tickets required!

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The Now Chorale Presents: The Sun Never Says
Nov
17

The Now Chorale Presents: The Sun Never Says

On Sunday November 17th at 7:30 PM, the Now Chorale returns to Sacred Heart Church to share an evening of new music with ancient words. Program highlights include the world premieres of “Psalm 77 (Yes, I Will Remember)” by Chloe Arnold (Oberlin ‘26) and “Because a Poet Sang,” an eight-movement cantata on Homeric texts composed and conducted by Sacred Heart organist Matthew Brown (Oberlin ‘26). All are welcome. No tickets required!

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