la boheme opera performance in 1964 in washington dc area

Thomas, Artistic Director of the Greater South Jersey Chorus. Being able to present it in such a collaborative way will deepen the experience for all of us including our chorus members, audiences, and partners,” said Dr. “Bringing this powerful work to life through these performances is something I have been planning for some time. Highlighting the rich history of the Underground Railroad in southern New Jersey, the evening calls special attention to historical sites such as Peter Mott House Museum in Lawnside, Croft Farm in Cherry Hill and the Camden County Historical Society in Camden. These performances will feature the full 90-member chorus, soprano, Laurice Kennel, mezzo soprano, Kristina Lewis, tenor, Travis Lucas and bass, Brenton Mattox, actors, Wendi Smith and Eric Carter, accompanied by a chamber ensemble. The GSJC believes that these key perspectives, both past and present, are crucial to include in choral music, which are especially critical in today's social climate. The opportunity for presenting and listening to these insights is more crucial than ever before. Through the power of music, as storytelling, personal expression and healing, this work raises the critical voices and perspectives that need equal emphasis and celebration. These concerts are part of a two-year programming initiative to commission and present contemporary choral works that are reflective of the African American experience through music. (CHERRY HILL, NJ) - Greater South Jersey Chorus presents a new collaboration with the South Camden Theatre Company and the Camden County Historical Society, through generous funding from PNC Arts Alive and the Camden County Commission for Arts & Heritage, for performances on Saturday, May 14, and Sunday, May 15 of “Let My People Go! A Spiritual Journey Along the Underground Railroad,” music composed and arranged by Donald McCullough with a script by Denny Clark.

La boheme opera performance in 1964 in washington dc area