Still We Rise I - The Portland State Chamber Choir
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- Опубликовано: 8 дек 2020
- Due to Covid-19 gathering restrictions, the 40 members of the PSU Chamber Choir could not meet as a full ensemble. Nonetheless, we persevered making music wearing masks and rehearsing mostly outdoors. Still We Rise: Part I features a variety of smaller groups made up of members of the Portland State Chamber Choir performing music by Black, Brown and Indigenous composers including Shireen Abu-Khader, Marques Garrett, Matthew Lyon-Hazard, Frank Duarte, Samuel Taylor-Coleridge, Daphine Chibinga, Jason Harris and Remel Derick. You will also hear from many of the composers themselves. The performances were recorded in the exquisite acoustics of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church.
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Just Wow!!
Goosebumps! Thank you so much for beautiful song sung by beautiful voices! Looking forward to tomorrow!
_Program:_
0:00- Concert intro from choral director Ethan Sperry
4:05- Intro to Lao Rahal Soti by arranger Shireen Abu-Khader
*6:35**- Lao Rahal Soti*
10:46- Intro to Song for Mother Gaia by composer Frank Duarte
*13:00**- Song for Mother Gaia*
16:44- Intro to Summer is Gone by conductor Chase Shoemaker
*19:20**- Summer is Gone*
22:44- Intro to Sweet Love Away by conductor Hannah Schacht
*23:51**- Sweet Love Away*
26:46- Intro to Where Will I Find Help by composer Daphine Chibinga
*28:08**- Where Will I Find Help*
30:00- Intro to Holy Child Born in Bethlehem by composer Remel Derrick
*31:14**- Holy Child Born in Bethlehem*
34:58- Intro to Oh God Be All My Love by composer Remel Derrick
*36:15**- Oh God Be All My Love*
39:00- Intro to The Lamb by composer Matthew Lyon Hazzard
*41:14**- The Lamb*
47:18- Ethan Sperry
48:51- Intro to My Heart be Brave by composer Marques L. Garrett
*50:17**- My Heart be Brave*
55:36- Credits
Soo gorgeous