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September 2019
Helios
Helios Illuminating early vocal music for contemporary audiences through powerful performance and celebrates the beautifully and creatively crafted music of our artistic ancestors. Helios was established with the mission of illuminating early music for the contemporary ear. To open our fifth season, we continue the pursuit of this mission by revisiting some of our favorites and expanding on our experiences. From the somber richness of Rore’s Missa Praeter rera seriem to the humor of Flecha’s “La Bomba,” this program will surely…
Find out more »October 2019
Phoenix Chorale | Lux Aeterna
Remembering those who have gone before us is a common human need. Whether reflecting on a long life, well-lived, or mourning a life taken before its time, we seek to honor and commemorate our family, friends, and those we admire. We open our season with Fauré’s Requiem, perhaps Fauré’s most enduring work. The Chorale also welcomes guest soloists from the Phoenix Boys Choir for this program.
Find out more »Choral Evensong | Feast of Saints Simon and Jude
Choral Evensong is the evening service of the Anglican Church and the choir sings much of the service by itself. The Cathedral Choir sings music of Byrd, Stanford, and Fauré.
Find out more »November 2019
First Friday | November
Music at Trinity presents First Friday concerts in the Trinity Cathedral featuring emerging artists and musicians from around the Valley. Arizona School for the Arts Percussion Ensemble under the direction of Liz Guzman -- 5:45 to 6:15 p.m. in the courtyard The Muhammad Ali Parkinsons Choir (in conjunction with the Muhammad Ali Art Center show in the Olney Gallery) -- 6:30 - 7:15 p.m. in the courtyard Arizona State University voice students of Professor Nathan De'Shon Myers present "You'll Never Walk…
Find out more »Helios – The Sound of Light
Helios Illuminating early vocal music for contemporary audiences through powerful performance and celebrates the beautifully and creatively crafted music of our artistic ancestors. Light is a timeless, powerful image that bridges cultures, belief systems, and artistic expression. In mythology, the Greeks believed Helios to be the god of the sun. Composers of the Medieval and Renaissance Catholic church believed Christ to be the light of the world. Guided by their devotion, they crafted diverse pieces expressing the many meanings of light…
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