Join Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, the Charleston Symphony, Taylor Festival Choir, and Koleinu for Ernest Bloch’s Avodath Hakodesh (Sacred Service), a choral-orchestral masterwork for cantor, chorus, and full orchestra. This work “remains the watershed (by many assessments peerless) artistic engagement with the Hebrew liturgy… It was conceived as a transcendent, even inclusive humanistic work of universal spiritual experience” (Neil Levin, Milken Archive). A pinnacle of drama in the Jewish musical canon, this work speaks to Jews and to the masses, much like the great masterworks of other traditions. Grounded in tradition, but revolutionary in its scope, Bloch’s Avodath Hakodesh is a can’t-miss sacred work.
Join Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim, the Charleston Symphony, Taylor Festival Choir, and Koleinu for Ernest Bloch’s Avodath Hakodesh (Sacred Service), a choral-orchestral masterwork for cantor, chorus, and full orchestra. This work “remains the watershed (by many assessments peerless) artistic engagement with the Hebrew liturgy… It was conceived as a transcendent, even inclusive humanistic work of universal spiritual experience” (Neil Levin, Milken Archive). A pinnacle of drama in the Jewish musical canon, this work speaks to Jews and to the masses, much like the great masterworks of other traditions. Grounded in tradition, but revolutionary in its scope, Bloch’s Avodath Hakodesh is a can’t-miss sacred work.
One of three selected professional choirs in the US, the Taylor Festival Choir will perform during the American Choral Director Association National Conference. Rep includes Chelsea Loew’s Hidden Love and works by Bach, Galante, Byrd, and Panufnik.
As part of Constellation’s Frequency Series, Ensemble Decipher will perform music by Erin Rogers, Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Taylor Long and Eric Lemmon and a world premiere by Rob Cosgrove. Tickets AVAILABLE HERE.
As part of a residency at Knox College, Ensemble Decipher will perform music by Erin Rogers, Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Taylor Long and Eric Lemmon and a world premiere by Rob Cosgrove.
Ensemble Vim’s mission to “Ignite the spark – unite the arts” is alive in the MOCA GA Galleries! A Homegoing, created by Kelly Taylor Mitchell + Chelsea Loew, is on exhibit alongside works by Alan Caomin Xie + Ofir Klemperer and Martha Whittington + Will Kim. This exhibition showcases the finished works, both visual art and audio visual recordings of the original music compositions played in the MOCA GA galleries by Ensemble Vim musicians.
Singing-cellist Iva Casian-Lakos presents a journey into the unknown and unpredictable. This performance delves into themes of nature, mythology, and human temperament through intricate sonic textures and storytelling. The evening features the world premiere of First Light by UNCW Professor Chelsea Loew, alongside compositions by David Crowell and Casian-Lakos herself.
Ensemble Decipher joins Mari Kimura onstage for the American premiere of KISMET .
New York State Tour (shows in Stony Brook, Purchase, Albany, Oswego, Fredonia, Buffalo and NYC).
This concert includes the premiere of Greyscale co-composed by Chelsea Loew and Niloufar Nourbakhsh.
The concert features a premiere of via nonplaces collaboratively written by Chelsea Loew, Alperen Şahin, and Neo Dunno. Join the premiere livestream.
Ensemble Decipher performs a live telematic concert featuring works by composers Samuel Beebe, Eric Lemmon, Niloufar Nourbakhsh, Lainie Fefferman, and Yaz Lancaster.
The NFM choir led by Agnieszka Franków-Żelazny along with select instrumentalists of the NFM ensembles will perform Ewa Fabiańska-Jelińska’s Relations, fragments of Agata Zubel’s drama-opera Oresteia, and Chelsea Loew’s pale shadows of cracked kettles.
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Siroko Duo and Areon Flutes come together for a program called Current Winds. Siroko Duo will perform Izabel Austin’s Speed of Darkness, Michael Kropf’s Time and Place, and Chelsea Loew’s Hughes of Sylvia. Areon Flutes will perform Julie Barwick’s Personal Space, Jane Rigler’s Arboreous Incantations, and Igor Silva’s We Live in a Bubble.
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New World Symphony piano fellow Wesley Ducote presents the concert Inside the Music: Creative Dialects featuring compositions by Leoš Janáček, Béla Bartók, Mark Applebaum, and Chelsea Loew.
Choirs from Akademia Muzyczyna im. Karola Lipińskiego we Wrocławiu join the Filharmonia Dolnoślanska in Jelenia Góra for a performance of the Verdi Requiem
