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MusicSunday, November 22

Commemorate and Remember

Sunday, November 22 · 4-7 p.m. · Second Church In Newton United Church of Christ

4-7 p.m.
When
  • Sunday, November 22 · 4-7 p.m.
Where
Second Church In Newton United Church of Christ60 Highland St · Newton, MA · 02465
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About this event

Maurice Duruflé ’s breathtaking Requiem offers profound beauty and consolation, while Tarik O’Regan ’s Triptych lends a distinctly contemporary choral voice.

Program

Maurice Duruflé : Requiem , Opus 9 (1947) Tarik O'Regan : Triptych (2007)

Performers

Maria Whitcomb, soprano

Laura Couch, mezzo-soprano

Andrew Sheranian, organ

Chamber Orchestra

Commonwealth Chorale , Michael Driscoll, music director

More about the Program

Whether you're a lifelong lover of classical music or attending your first choral concert, this program offers an unforgettable musical journey. Maurice Duruflé 's beloved Requiem is renowned for its serenity and radiant beauty, offering comfort rather than sorrow.

Tarik O'Regan 's Triptych weaves together contemporary voices with diverse, century-spanning texts of remembrance, compassion, and hope from British poets Blake, Milton, Wordsworth, and Hardy, Quaker William Penn, author and poet Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn, and from Muslim, Hindu, and Sufi poets. [Read texts here .]

Together, these works create an evening of breathtaking sound, profound emotion, and quiet reflection—a chance to step away from the pace of everyday life and experience the extraordinary power of the human voice.

From Commonwealth Chorale

Listed by allenviola.com (The Events Calendar), Boston’s Singing Community for Singers | Boston Singers Resource (The Events Calendar), Humanitix: United States, The Allen Center (The Events Calendar), OurNewton.org (The Events Calendar) and CitySpark: Newton, MA, gathered by the Lowell events calendar.