Holiday favorites with the SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Vocal Artists, Young Choral Artists, and Chamber Orchestra. Dr. Brady Allred, Artistic Director & Conductor.
Holiday favorites with the SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, Vocal Artists, Young Choral Artists, and Chamber Orchestra. Dr. Brady Allred, Artistic Director & Conductor.
With their commitment to performing new music, the Salt Lake Vocal Artists are proud to present the Salt Lake City premiere of Eric Whitacre’s “The Sacred Veil.” This multi-movement work is set to text by Charles Anthony Silvestri, whose personal experience of love and loss is shared in this deeply moving and emotional work.
The SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Young Choral Artists share an evening of spirituals, featuring a collection of songs arranged by John Rutter such as “Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, Steal Away, I Got a Robe, Sometimes I feel like a Motherless Child, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, Deep River, When the Saints Go Marching In.” Featuring mezzo-soprano soloist Holly Dodson with chamber orchestra.
The SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Young Choral Artists share an evening of spirituals, featuring a collection of songs arranged by John Rutter such as “Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, Steal Away, I Got a Robe, Sometimes I feel like a Motherless Child, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, Deep River, When the Saints Go Marching In.” Featuring mezzo-soprano soloist Holly Dodson with chamber orchestra.
The SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Young Choral Artists share an evening of spirituals, featuring a collection of songs arranged by John Rutter such as “Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, Steal Away, I Got a Robe, Sometimes I feel like a Motherless Child, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, Deep River, When the Saints Go Marching In.” Featuring mezzo-soprano soloist Holly Dodson with chamber orchestra.
The SLCA Concert Choir, Chamber Choir, and Young Choral Artists share an evening of spirituals, featuring a collection of songs arranged by John Rutter such as “Joshua Fit the Battle of Jericho, Steal Away, I Got a Robe, Sometimes I feel like a Motherless Child, Every Time I Feel the Spirit, Deep River, When the Saints Go Marching In.” Featuring mezzo-soprano soloist Holly Dodson with chamber orchestra.
The Annual Youth Honor Choir Festival features top local high school choirs plus the Young Choral Artists and American Preparatory Academy Children’s Choir in John Rutter’s Mass of the Children. Joining these 250 young singers will be the SLCA Chamber Choir and Vocal Artists with young artists Olivia Gledhill, soprano and Youth Honor Choir alumnus, Bennett Chew, baritone. Accompanied by chamber orchestra and conducted by Dr. Brady R. Allred.
The Salt Lake Choral Artists present Verdi’s sacred masterpiece, “Requiem." Dr. Brady Allred conducts a professional symphony orchestra, world-class soloists, the internationally renowned Salt Lake Choral Artists with special guests, the Salt Lake Symphonic Choir, in Verdi’s towering masterpiece. Friday, April 28th and Saturday, April 29th, 7:30 pm at Libby Garner Concert Hall.
Michelle Pedersen, soprano
Aubrey Adams-McMillan, mezzo-soprano
Isaac Hurtado, tenor
Seth Keeton, bass
The Salt Lake Choral Artists present Verdi’s sacred masterpiece, “Requiem." Dr. Brady Allred conducts a professional symphony orchestra, world-class soloists, the internationally renowned Salt Lake Choral Artists with special guests, the Salt Lake Symphonic Choir, in Verdi’s towering masterpiece. Friday, April 28th and Saturday, April 29th, 7:30 pm at Libby Garner Concert Hall.
Michelle Pedersen, soprano
Aubrey Adams-McMillan, mezzo-soprano
Isaac Hurtado, tenor
Seth Keeton, bass
Join the Salt Lake Vocal Artists in their Bon Voyage Concert prior to traveling to Missoula, Montana to take part in the Montana International Choral Festival.
We open our 20th season with a celebration and appreciation of life. The concert features John Rutter’s The Gift of Life: Six Canticles of Creation, Mack Wilberg’s Dances to Life, and a special presentation of “Waloyo Yamoni” by Christopher Tin.
