Tim Lambert, conductor; Ami Hatori, collaborative pianist
Join the Northwestern Camerata for a captivating concert that delves into the themes of home and belonging. This program showcases a diverse range of repertoire for treble voices, featuring works by Stephen Paulus, Gabriel Fauré, Craig Hella Johnson, and Vincent Persichetti. At the heart of the program is Joshua Shank’s Saro, a powerful piece for voice and solo violin that tells the story of an immigrant who leaves behind his beloved to seek a better life in a new land. His heartfelt reflections on the sacrifices and hopes tied to this journey form the narrative core of the concert.
Peter Lyondev, “Ergen Deda”
English folk song (arr. Joshua Shank), Saro
Traditional, adapt. Aaron Copland, “Zion’s Walls”
Traditional, adapt. Aaron Copland, “At the River”
Eleanor Daley, “The Lake Isle of Innisfree”
Kile Smith, Psalm 150 from Two Laudate Psalms
Gabriel Fauré, Messe basse
Traditional arr. Stephen Paulus, “The Road Home”
Stephen Caldwell, KidSong
Cost: Tickets are $6 for the general public and $4 for students with valid ID.