Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 7:00pm |
End time: | 8:30pm |
Venue: | Church of the Ascension 701 Orange Avenue Clearwater, FL 33756 |
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Join us for this much beloved annual tradition; with orchestra and professional soloists.
Church of the Ascension 701 Orange Avenue Clearwater, FL 33756. Tickets may be purchased on this website or at the door the day of the concert Doors open at 6:00pm; performance begins @ 7:00pm |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 4:00pm |
End time: | 5:00pm |
Venue: | Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church 3501 W San Jose St, Tampa, FL 33629 |
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Bring in the season with familiar, sacred and secular favorites including Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas and Joy to the World.
Nancy Callahan, Music Director Dale Williams, Accompanist Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church 3501 W San Jose St, Tampa, FL 33629 Doors open at 3:00pm; performance begins at 4:00pm Tickets may be purchased on this website or at the door. |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 7:00pm |
Venue: | Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church 3501 W San Jose St, Tampa, FL 33629 |
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Description: | Join The Tampa Oratorio Singers and the Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir for this much beloved annual tradition; with orchestra and professional soloists. No tickets required Free-will Offering. Doors open at 6:00pm; performance begins @ 7:00pm |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 7:00pm |
Venue: | Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church 3501 W San Jose St, Tampa, FL 33629 |
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Description: | Join The Tampa Oratorio Singers and the Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church Chancel Choir for this much beloved annual tradition; with orchestra and professional soloists. No tickets required Free-will Offering. Doors open at 6:00pm; performance begins @ 7:00pm |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 4:00pm |
End time: | 6:00pm |
Description: | The Tampa Oratorio Singers will be among many guest artists participating in the American Guild of Organists, Tampa Chapter, annual Bach Bash. Join us as we celebrate the birthday of Johann Sebastian Bach and delight in his music. |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 4:00pm |
End time: | 5:30pm |
Venue: | First Presbyterian Church 701 Beach Drive NE St. Petersburg, FL 33701 |
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The Brahms German Requiem is one of the most important and well-loved of the choral masterworks of the Romantic period.
The Requiem spans a full spectrum of human emotion with statements of celebration and hope, sadness and triumph, and provides a blessing of consolation, comfort, and peace. The Requiem is often cited as the pinnacle of Brahms’ career, showcasing his love for both voice and orchestra. The familiar chorus “How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place” highlights themes of comfort and solace. Join us for Brahms’ German Requiem, featuring Dale Williams and Grigorios Zamparas performing four-hand piano No tickets required Free-will Offering For more information about this performance of Brahms’ A German Requiem, as well as other concert series events at First Presbyterian Church, please visit the First Presbyterian Church website. |
Type of event: | Performance |
Start time: | 4:00pm |
End time: | 5:30pm |
Venue: | Palma Ceia Presbyterian Church 3501 W San Jose St, Tampa, FL 33629 |
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Tickets: | |
Description: |
The Brahms German Requiem is one of the most important and well-loved of the choral masterworks of the Romantic period.
The Requiem spans a full spectrum of human emotion with statements of celebration and hope, sadness and triumph, and provides a blessing of consolation, comfort, and peace. The Requiem is often cited as the pinnacle of Brahms’ career, showcasing his love for both voice and orchestra. The familiar chorus “How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place” highlights themes of comfort and solace. Join us for Brahms’ German Requiem, featuring Dale Williams and Grigorios Zamparas performing four-hand piano Brahms concert sponsors: Dr. Richard F. Lockey and Carol Madill Lockey |