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Past Event: Yale Camerata Perspectives Concert

Felicia Barber conducting Yale Camerata

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Free; no registration required
https://ism.yale.edu/events/2025-04-13-yale-camerata-perspectives-concert
Woolsey Hall
500 College Street New Haven, CT 06511
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Join Yale Camerata for its Perspectives concert, highlighting music of diverse languages and composers. The program will examine global perspectives on the universal themes of love, faith, grief, beauty, and peace. Featuring performances of works by Robles, Eriksson, Szymko, Johnson, Yusuf, Lindsberg, Hernandez, Nini & Dor, Morris, Hailstork, Brahms, Woo, Barry, and a premiere full orchestra version of Tarik O'Regan's Triptych.

Free and open to the public.

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Yale Camerata is a seventy-five-voice vocal ensemble whose members are Yale graduate and undergraduate students, faculty, staff, and experienced singers from the New Haven community. Conducted by Dr. Felicia Barber, the ensemble performs a widely varied spectrum of sacred choral literature, with a special commitment to choral music of our time. The Camerata was founded by Marguerite L. Brooks in 1985.

Contact: Donald Youngberg

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Repertoire

  • Joan Szymko: Illumina le tenebre
  • Randall Johnson: Sanctus
  • Ravi Shankar (arr. Suhail Yusuf Khan): Rāg Kirwani – Ektal Tarna
  • Nils Lindberg: Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer’s Day
  • Visayan Folksong (arr. George G. Hernandez): Rosas Pandan
  • Achinoam Nini and Gil Dor (arr. Gilad Cohen): Mizmor Layla (Night Song)
  • Traditional African American Spiritual (arr. Robert L. Morris): Fix Me, Jesus
  • Traditional African American Spiritual (arr. Adolphus Hailstork): Crucifixion (“He Never Said a Mumblin’ Word”)
  • Johannes Brahms: O schöne Nacht (Oh Lovely Night), Op. 92, No. 1
  • Traditional Irish Air (arr. Anne Barry): She Moved Through the Fair
  • Zanaida Stewart Robles: Dedication
  •  Tarik O’Regan: Triptych (premiere of new arrangement for full orchestra by Mahima Kumara M.M. ‘25)