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Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts

LXCL:General seating, wheelchair accessible.

General Admission

LXCL:For current Conservatory students. General seating, wheelchair accessible.

Conservatory Student

The Seton Conservatory Choir Presents Faur&eacute; Requiem | Songs of Support, Belonging, and Connectionwith soloistsDr. Frances Farrell, sopranoJon-Paul D&eacute;cosse, baritone Join us in the Lilian Piercey Concert Hall for this evening performance filled with support, hope, and belonging. Faure&#39;s iconic and sublime Requiem roots us in faith, not fear. While other works by Narverud, Paul Simon, and Sewepagaham remind us to care for not only each other, but the land on which we live. Krista Vincent,&nbsp;conductorDean Bradshaw,&nbsp;piano -- PROGRAM --- Requiem in D minor, Op. 48 Gabriel Faure &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;Nitohtamok Ask&icirc;y Sherryl Sewepagaham &nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;The Road Home Tune: &ldquo;Prospect&rdquo; from Southern Harmony 1835; adapted by Stephen Paulus; text by Michael Dennis Browne&nbsp;Crowded Table Hemby, McKenna, and Carlile; arranged by Andrea Ramsey&nbsp;The Song We Sing Jacob Narverud; text by Robert Bode&nbsp;Bridge Over Troubled Water Paul Simon; arranged by Kirby Shaw --- Your participation supports the Seton Conservatory Choir and the Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts in providing high-quality music performance education for people of all ages in Halifax. Thank you for standing with our community.

The Seton Conservatory Choir Presents Fauré Requiem | Songs of Support, Belonging, and Connectionwith soloistsDr. Frances Farrell, sopranoJon-Paul Décosse, baritone Join us in the Lilian Piercey Concert Hall for this evening performance filled with support, hope, and belonging. Faure's iconic and sublime Requiem roots us in faith, not fear. While other works by Narverud, Paul Simon, and Sewepagaham remind us to care for not only each other, but the land on which we live. Krista Vincent, conductorDean Bradshaw, piano -- PROGRAM --- Requiem in D minor, Op. 48 Gabriel Faure                     Nitohtamok Askîy Sherryl Sewepagaham     The Road Home Tune: “Prospect” from Southern Harmony 1835; adapted by Stephen Paulus; text by Michael Dennis Browne Crowded Table Hemby, McKenna, and Carlile; arranged by Andrea Ramsey The Song We Sing Jacob Narverud; text by Robert Bode Bridge Over Troubled Water Paul Simon; arranged by Kirby Shaw --- Your participation supports the Seton Conservatory Choir and the Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts in providing high-quality music performance education for people of all ages in Halifax. Thank you for standing with our community.

Maritime Conservatory of Performing Arts

Fauré Requiem | Songs of Support, Belonging, and Connection

6199 Chebucto Rd

General Admission

$25

Conservatory Student

$15

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