Carl Orff’s “Carmina Burana”
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Concert Hall
Contrasting monumental masterworks and new compositions, E Pluribus, Una Vox (“Out of many, one voice”) examines the influences of the world’s abundant fortune, both on the human experience and the fractured spaces we create. Carl Orff’s timeless Carmina Burana returns to the Kennedy Center stage under the baton of Uniting Voices Chicago’s Josephine Lee. Inspired by over 200 poems and songs from the 11th through 13th centuries, the scenic cantata tells the story of humanity through all of its peaks and valleys. The Choral Arts Symphonic Chorus and Orchestra will welcome youth voices from Uniting Voices Chicago for the experience.
Scenic for different reasons, Ted Hearne’s Partition tells the story of New Haven, Connecticut. Despite the city’s meticulously planned infrastructure and local cornerstones, New Haven remains segregated by the very roads that make up the city. Join Choral Arts as we sing the story of these collective yet conflicting experiences chronicled centuries apart.
THE PROGRAM:
W. Mitchell Owens III: We Are
Ted Hearne: Partition
Carl Orff: Carmina Burana
FEATURED ARTISTS:
Josephine Lee, conductor
Choral Arts Symphonic Chorus
Uniting Voices Chicago
Choral Arts Orchestra
Amy Owens, Soprano
Kyle Tomlin, Tenor
Vasil Garvanliev, Baritone
PERFORMANCE TIMING:
ninety minutes, with no intermission
ALL attendees, regardless of age, must have a ticket including children who will sit in a lap.
By purchasing tickets, you accept the risk of attending a live performance.
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All programs, artists, dates, times, and content are subject to change.
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