Please click here to read the 2013 Fall/Winter newsletter.
Correction: Please note that the Magellan String Quartet and Quintet will perform on December 24, 5:00 pm, at First Baptist Church, not December 22, as stated in the newsletter.
Please click here to read the 2013 Fall/Winter newsletter.
Correction: Please note that the Magellan String Quartet and Quintet will perform on December 24, 5:00 pm, at First Baptist Church, not December 22, as stated in the newsletter.
Lyra Vivace, the Continuo Collective of the South and the Cecilia Ensemble are joining for one evening to perform a holiday concert at Reid Memorial Presbyterian Church (2261 Walton Way, Augusta, GA, 30904). Admission for this event is free of charge! We do not utilize corporate sponsorships to fund our events – we rely on the community to support the art that you enjoy. Please take a moment to make a small contribution – your contribution will go directly to the musicians’ paychecks and equipment. Thank you for supporting the culture and art of the CSRA region!
Fratres | Arvo Part |
Sederunt | Perotin |
O magnum mysterium | Tomás Luis de Victoria |
Missa o magnum mysterium | |
Domine Deus (from Mass in B Minor) | J.S. Bach |
The Messiah Recitative and Aria | G. F. Handel |
For behold! Darkness shall cover the earth; The people that walked in darkness | |
Wachet auf (in three settings) | Felix Mendelssohn/Michael Praetorius/J.S.Bach |
Veni, veni, Emanuel | 13th Century Antiphon |
Para dar luz inmortal | Anonymous |
Verbum caro factum est | Anonymous |
Serenissima una noche | Fray Gerónimo González |
Away in the manger | arr. Ola Gjeilo |
Angels we have heard on high | arr. Stephen Paulus |
Silent Night | arr. Malcolm Sargeant |
Please support In Praise of Music (IPOM) and our presenters by attending our performances, spreading the word about our activities, and sending gifts to our presenters designated for the hiring of professional instrumentalists. Note, please that a few of the listed events are private. We include them in the list so that you can see the variety of things we are doing.
The musicians of IPOM understand that you may not be able to attend our performances; we simply want to share the variety and number of engagements we have developed for ourselves and our communities.