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Noe Valley Chamber Music presents AVE (Artists' Vocal Ensemble)
On Sunday, March 24th at 4pm, Noe Valley Chamber Music is delighted to welcome Jonathan Dimmock's AVE back to our series. Please note the venue has changed!
AVE will offer the Bach motet, "Jesu, meine Freude" as well as a Mozart mass - all scored for two violins, organ, and choir. This is an Osher Inside-Out concert.
Musical Conversations, a pre-concert talk, begins at 3:15pm.
Doors at 3:00pm.
Tickets are $25/$20 at the door and $22.50/$18 in advance.
The concert will be held at Holy Innocents 455 Fair Oaks, between 25th and 26th streets.
Performers
Sopranos: Tonia d'Amelio, Rita Lilly, Shauna Fallihee, Carol Kessler
Altos: Clifton Massey, Celeste Winant
Tenors: Elliott Encarnación, Greg Freemon
Basses: Fred Jodry, John Bischoff
Violins: Kati Kyme, David Wilson
Organ & Direction: Jonathan Dimmock
AVE
Founded on St. Cecilia's Day 2004, Artists' Vocal Ensemble (AVE) brings to life many of the lost masterworks from the Renaissance and Tudor periods, using informed performance style and highly trained singers. While presenting programs of scholarly interest, AVE strives to create experiences that are emotional, spiritual, and contemplative. The concerts have a strong impact on audiences, where many describe feelings of being transformed and uplifted. The group itself is a small chamber choir of 8 - 16 singers, depending on the repertoire. Highly acclaimed by critics and audiences alike, AVE has been hosted for an international tour and has recorded several CDs.
Jonathan Dimmock, director, began his musical career at age 14 and has spent the following four decades conducting choirs all around the USA and Europe. Highly regarded as a keyboard player, he has recorded more than 35 CDs - including receiving a Grammy Award for his work with the San Francisco Symphony. He is the co-founder of American Bach Soloists and also the founding director of Art to the Nations, using music in conflict resolution. Jonathan is a graduate of Oberlin and Yale and went on to serve as Organ Scholar at Westminster Abbey. He then returned to the United States and has worked in three cathedrals: St. John the Divine in New York, St. Mark's in Minneapolis, and Grace in San Francisco.
About Noe Valley Chamber Music
Noe Valley Chamber Music (NVCM) has been presenting superb chamber music to audiences in Noe Valley since 1992. NVCM ticket holders have an opportunity to hear and meet the Bay Area's finest musicians, ensembles, and vocalists in the authentic yet informal chamber music tradition. This concert series allows both established and emerging local artists to develop audiences for their work, and to perform new, old or unusual repertoire in an intimate setting.
For more information please contact Tiffany Loewenberg, Executive Director, NVCM at tiffany@nvcm.org or call (415) 648-5236 or visit our website www.nvcm.org.
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LocationHoly Innocents Episcopal Church (View)
455 Fair Oaks St.
San Francisco, CA 94110
United States
Categories
| Kid Friendly: Yes! |
| Dog Friendly: No |
| Non-Smoking: No |
| Wheelchair Accessible: Yes! |
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