New York Choral Society Summer Sings at Symphony Space -- Verdi
Leonard Nimoy Thalia |
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Verdi
Requiem
Robert
DeCormier, Conductor
Do
you sing in the shower? When was the last time you exercised your singing voice
in public? Join others in raising the roof with song. Blow away your vocal
cobwebs and experience the great fun and satisfaction of signing as part of a
group.
Keep
your passion for singing alive by joining the New York Choral Society for its
48th annual celebration of summer. It’s easy, scores are provided – all to be
enjoyed in the comfortable air-conditioned surroundings at Symphony Space
Leonard Nimoy Thalia.
Frequently
called “Verdi’s greatest opera,” the Requiem surges with emotion and passion.
From the vision of wrath in the Dies Irae to the beatific closing lines, the
work is not to be missed.
Renowned
composer, arranger and conductor Robert DeCormier has written works from choral
to ballet to Broadway. He spent many years as a conductor and arranger for Harry
Belafonte and has been music director for Peter, Paul and Mary for over 20
years. He co-founded the Vermont Symphony Orchestra Chorus and Counterpoint, a
Vermont-based professional singing group, after seventeen years as Music
Director of the NYCS.









