Vox Vocal Ensemble from the Guggenheim
Thursday, December 25, 2008
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Works & Process at the Guggenheim
Airs December 25 at 8PM on 93.9
As part of Works & Process at the Guggenheim, George Steel conducts the Vox Vocal Ensemble and the Graham Ashton Brass Ensemble in the renowned museum's rotunda. Hosted by Terrance McKnight, the program features 16th and 17th century holiday works, as well as a premiere by composer Nico Muhly.
As part of Works & Process at the Guggenheim, George Steel conducts the Vox Vocal Ensemble and the Graham Ashton Brass Ensemble in the renowned museum's rotunda. Hosted by Terrance McKnight, the program features 16th and 17th century holiday works, as well as a premiere by composer Nico Muhly.
Comments [3]
I heard one o fthe most beautiful choral pieces I have ever heard on December 25th between about 9:25 and 9:45 PM. (I came in in the middle.) I think the announcer called it something like "koalihu" (phonetic), although that may have referred to an earlier piece. Please tell me what it was, who wrote it, and where I can get a recording of that performance or another performance.
OK. It's not Christmas anymore.
Change? 1)That I can find David's blog in less than 20 minutes, and 2)more klezmer or Balkan brass or something to help me through all these dishes I have to wash by hand or I'll have to switch to a Latino station. To get me through the dishes.
I heard a beautiful choral piece at approximately 9:40 P.M. Christmas eve.
I did not get the name but I do know it was by an english ensamble. could you tell me the name of the Hym (it had 3 amens)and the CD it was from. Thank you so much
Richard
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