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Presented by MidAmerica Productions

New England Symphonic Ensemble

Monday, March 27, 2017 7 PM Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage
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MidAmerica Productions’ 34th season continues with the New York premiere of Terre Johnson’s The Wind, co-conducted by Terre Johnson and his daughter, Cameron Johnson Weiler; Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna led by David R. Thye; and Mozart’s “Coronation” Mass conducted by Eduardo Garcia-Novelli. On the Ensemble Spotlight series, Nancy K. Klein leads the Old Dominion University Concert Choir and Derek Galvicius conducts the McHenry High School Vocal Warriors. Choruses hail from Alabama, California, Michigan, Texas, Virginia, and Wisconsin.

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Performers

New England Symphonic Ensemble
Eduardo Garcia-Novelli, Terre Johnson, Cameron Johnson Weiler, and David R. Thye, Conductors
Jennifer Black, Soprano
Deborah Nansteel, Mezzo-Soprano
Jonathan Tetelman, Tenor
Valerian Ruminski, Bass
Ensemble Spotlight Series:
Old Dominion University Concert Choir
Nancy K. Klein, Conductor
McHenry High School Vocal Warriors
Derek Galvicius, Conductor

Program

TERRE JOHNSON The Wind (NY Premiere)

MORTEN LAURIDSEN Lux Aeterna

MOZART Mass in C Major, K. 317, "Coronation"

And works by Marvin Curtis, Daniel Gawthrop, Michael John Trotta, Franz Biebl, Eric Whitacre, and others

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