Denis Plutalov on Piano
Those who braved the inclement weather--cold and nasty--on Sunday afternoon to attend the Choral Concert in the Peru State Theater received a just reward for their efforts.
The Madrigal Singers, the Concert Choir, and the Misty Blues warmed everyone. You might want to take a look, too, at last year's concert and the one from 2008.
I posted photographs from Sunday's festivities.
With Dr. Tom Ediger and (soon-to-be Dr.) Denis Plutalov behind the piano, the Concert Choir began the evening with with a flourish.
I uploaded to You Tube two of the many fine pieces the choral group performed, Wolfgang Mozart's stirring "Gloria in Excelsis" and Mark Hayes' uplifting arrangement of "America, The Beautiful."
I always enjoy filming the Madrigal Singers, especially when they and their costumes take center stage each Holiday Season for the fun-filled Madrigal Dinner.
You will find two of the group's offerings on You Tube: "Which is the Properest Day to Sing" and "You are the New Day."
The Madrigal Singers, the Concert Choir, and the Misty Blues warmed everyone. You might want to take a look, too, at last year's concert and the one from 2008.
I posted photographs from Sunday's festivities.
With Dr. Tom Ediger and (soon-to-be Dr.) Denis Plutalov behind the piano, the Concert Choir began the evening with with a flourish.
I uploaded to You Tube two of the many fine pieces the choral group performed, Wolfgang Mozart's stirring "Gloria in Excelsis" and Mark Hayes' uplifting arrangement of "America, The Beautiful."
I always enjoy filming the Madrigal Singers, especially when they and their costumes take center stage each Holiday Season for the fun-filled Madrigal Dinner.
You will find two of the group's offerings on You Tube: "Which is the Properest Day to Sing" and "You are the New Day."
What fun.
This time around, I uploaded two numbers for your watching and listening enjoyment: "Higher Love" and "Don't Rock the Boat."
Enjoy the show.
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