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BOX OFFICE
2018 – 2019 SEASON

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TUESDAY 9TH OCTOBER 2018 / 7.30PM
STORYTIME
ST BARTS (CHAPEL), 325 PARK AVENUE, New York, NY, 10022 MAP
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Choral Chameleon's 10-voice Ensemble takes you on a whimsical journey through the magic of choral storytelling.

​Program features World Premiereby this Season's Composer-in-Residence Dale Trumbore,  Footnotes to a History of Music​, set to a text by poet Kristina Marie Darling.

Harnessing powerful commentary in the style of the Greek chorus, combined with the beauty and empathy of human singing, this unique performance will narrate rich life stories, of both a sacred and a secular ilk, through the lenses of composers from across five centuries, iincluding: Mateo Fletxa el Viejo, Josquin des Prez, The Beatles, and others, including a new arrangement by Michelle Coladonato of 'The Gambler' by the band Fun.

Presented by MMPAF
​'Great Music at St Barts' Series

Tickets: $25, Student/Senior $15
​By Phone: 212-378-0248
By Fax: 212-378-0281
In Person: 325 Park Ave at 51st St
Online: MMPAF.org
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SATURDAY 17 NOVEMBER / 8PM – SUNDAY 18 NOVEMBER 2018 / 7PM
GOSHU ONDO SUITE
MAIN STUDIO, 551 GRAND STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10002 MAP
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In this very special World Premiere, East and West collide in an evening-length fusion of New York jazz and Japanese traditional culture, by composer and jazz pianist, Eri Yamamoto.

Choral Chameleon's 50+ voice Chorus will sing while performing an obon dance in a circular formation, propelled by Yamamoto's jazz trio.

​In the spirit of the obon, usually danced by an entire community in a public place, the entire audience will be taught the dance and will be invited to join the circle.
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Featuring Eri Yamamoto Trio:
  • Eri Yamamoto, piano
  • Ikuo Takeuchi, drums
  • David Ambrosio, bass

The festive spirit starts in the lobby, where the audience can enjoy American craft Sake by Brooklyn Kura - the first sake brewed right here in New York City - as well as sweets and the finest green tea brought from Japan especially for our concerts!

Tickets:
​$35 Door/$30 Advance
​Student/Senior $20
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SATURDAY 27 APRIL - SUNDAY 28 APRIL 2019
DEUS EX MACHINA
VENUE(S) TO BE CONFIRMED

Choral Chameleon's 50+ voice Chorus explores the possibilities of secular work for organ and choir. 

Includes 3 World Premieres by:
  • Dale Trumbore (current Composer in Residence)
  • ​Jeffrey Parola (former Composer in Residence)
  • Vince Peterson
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Messiahs False and True (2015)
for Chorus, Organ, Bass Drum and Narrator

by Rex Isenberg
(former Composer in Residence)
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Featuring Nathan Taylor, organ

Tickets will be available when venue(s) have been confirmed.

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FRIDAY 28TH JUNE 2019 / 8PM
SUMMER INSTITUTE: THE CONCERT
ST PAUL'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 199 CARROLL ST, BROOKLYN, NY 11231 MAP

An evening packed full of brand-new work - which will have been completed in the previous 7 days - by composers who have been encouraged to take risks under the expert guidance of our expert faculty and singers. The concert premieres are interwoven with  pieces from existing choral repertoire, conducted by the Institute's conducting students.  This concert is performed by Choral Chameleon's Ensemble and Chorus.

No tickets required.

Check out some of the videos from 2018's Institute concert on YouTube
LEARN MORE ABOUT OUR SUMMER INSTITUTE

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