Our 2010-11 Season Continues
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Sweeney Todd
Saturday, January 15 - 8:00pm
Sunday, January 16 - 4:00pm
New Hazlett Theater, 6 Allegheny Square, Northside
Perhaps the most widely-acclaimed of the works of Stephen Sondheim, performances will be presented in a semi-staged version using the levels and nooks and crannies that abound in the Hazlett Theater. The choral writing in this seminal work ranges from Greek chorus comentary to full-blown chaos and terror. The characters bring this dark comedy to life, and the setting will be perfect to show off the Bach Choir soloists and ensemble.
St. John Passion
Saturday, April 30 - 8:00pm
Sunday, May 1 - 4:00pm
Location to be announced
This thrilling musical journey through the Passion story will feature full orchestra, chorus and solists as envisioned by J.S. Bach. Performances will take place following the holy week of Christian Easter and will provide an uplifting event to help us move towards the Spring equinox. Reflect, mourn, rejuvenate and celebrate with the Bach Choir in this unparalled oratorio.
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Audio/Video Clips
Highlights from "St. John Passion"
May 2011
J.S. Bach's masterpiece performed in collaboration with the Academy Chamber Orchestra in the inspiring setting of Pittsburgh's PPG Wintergarden
Herr Unser Herrscher
Chorales 34-39 with Recits.
Chorales 40-46 with Recits.
Ruht Wohl
Highlights from "Sweeney Todd"
January 2011
A semi-staged performance of the
Stephen Sondheim classic at the
New Hazlett Theater on
Pittsburgh's Northside
City On Fire
Johanna
More Hot Pies
Finale
Highlights from
"Carmina Burana Africana"
May 2010
A new take on the classic
Carl Orff piece in collaboration with the
WVU African & Drum Ensemble and the August Wilson Center Dance Ensemble at New Hazlett Theater
O Fortuna
Ecce Gratum
Floret Silva
Fortune Plango
Veris Leta
"Sunday"
from Sunday In The Park With George - the Bach Choir accompanied here
with a photo compilation of
Allegheny Commons
