40 + years | 1,500 + Concerts Worldwide | 100 + World Premieres | 900 + Guest Conductors | 3,500 + Choral Ensembles
A Memorial Day program of contemporary choral works featuring three world premieres. Joshua Chism conducts the New England Symphonic Ensemble and choir in Dan Forrest’s Te Deum and the world premiere of Patti Drennan’s The Mighty Power of God. Bobby G. Helms leads the world premiere of Sherry Blevins and Raphael Fusco's To Truly Love. Composer Richard A. Nichols conducts the world premiere of his latest work, Requiem for Patriots. Brahms’s Schicksalslied, conducted by Victoria Gau, and works by Cris Derksen and Sherryl Sewepagaham under Kathleen Allan conclude the performance.
Sir John Rutter returns to the podium conducting his own Requiem and the Carnegie Hall Premiere of I’ll Make Me a World. Marc-André Bougie leads the Carnegie Hall premiere of his Stabat Mater, a setting of the medieval Latin text. The concert concludes with the world premiere of Te Deum (Commissioned by MidAmerica Productions) by Terre Johnson, conducted by the composer.
About MidAmerica Productions
Celebrating our 43rd Season
With a rich history spanning over four decades, MidAmerica Productions has earned a stellar reputation for its commitment to excellence in the world of classical and choral music. As one of the most prolific presenters in the history of Carnegie Hall, MidAmerica has produced over 1,500 concerts in Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage and Weill Recital Hall.
