Honoring Alexander Wentworth
April 6, 2011
Join us for an evening of fine food and fabulous music at Hoboken’s critically acclaimed epicurean institution, Amanda’s Restaurant.
Wednesday, April 6 — 6:30 PM
Amanda’s Restaurant, 908 Washington Street, Hoboken, NJ
THRESHOLDS
May 19 and 20, 2012
Through our annual Ethnic Series, SCH looks at the music of individual cultures and nationalities. Within this season’s theme of Healing, we examine transitions into and out of life on this earth through music and poetry recently acquired by Bellagio Resident Fellow Composer Andrea Clearfield during her two treks deep in the Himalayas (research funded by the Rubin Foundation). Fundamental to the culture of this region is the reality of a ‘healing spirit.’ Ms. Clearfield’s multi-movement work entitled Tse Go La, which translates to mean ‘At the Threshold of this Life,’ is based on material she discovered—poetry and music previously unheard by western ears. Tse Go La also incorporates new texts by anthropologist Sienna Craig, a noted researcher of Tibetan society, culture and history. It is SCH’s privilege to premiere the chamber version of this major composition.
Also included in these concerts are Featured Composer Ivo Antognini’s ‘Life is a Circle,’ and Blake R. Henson’s ‘My Flight for Heaven.’
REBIRTH
This weekend Schola Cantorum on Hudson presents 'Rebirth.' The Manhattan performance will be at St. Paul the Apostle, a new location for SCH, and Montclair, NJ. Tickets purchased online or in advance through the box office are $15, they will be $20 at the door. For more information, visit the 'Rebirth' concert page.
SCH TO PERFORM BY INVITATION IN CONCERTS FOR ESTONIAN INDEPENDENCE DAY AND AT ALICE TULLY HALL FEBRUARY 25, 2012
SCH is honored to announce that it will be performing by invitation in the Estonian consulate's Independence Day events on February 25th. This event is open to the public. The Independence Day concert costs $20 for adults, $15 for seniors, and children under 17 are free. It will be held at The Community Church of New York, 40 East 35th St. (Park & Madison), NYC. A reception afterwards will be held at the NY Estonian House, 234 E. 34th Street, NYC, with Saare Vikat folkdancing and open kitchen and bar.
In the evening, SCH will again perform by invitation in a concert at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center. For more information on this performance and to purchase tickets, please visit the Lincoln Center concert listing here.
SCHOLA CANTORUM ON HUDSON WISHES YOU A WARM SEASON, WITH A GIFT . . .
Click here to see our Season's Greeting and free gift of music.
