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Queen City Chorale

LXCL:Queen City Chorale's mission is to deepen and expand the choral arts in the Ozarks by creating unique and high-caliber musical experiences for our audiences, connecting with the emerging generation of arts supporters and enthusiasts, and cultivating a spirit of community and togetherness with every note.

Queen City Chorale&#39;s fifth season opens with a performance featuring The Sacred Veil by Eric Whitacre, a poignant work tracing love, illness, and loss. Written after lyricist Charles Anthony Silvestri lost his wife to ovarian cancer, the piece reflects a reality that has touched nearly every family. Presented in partnership with GYN Cancers Alliance (GYNCA) during National Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month, this concert acknowledges grief as a natural part of life while offering music as a vehicle for healing, remembrance, and connection. In addition to ticket sales, guests will be invited to make a freewill offering benefiting GYNCA and its mission to support individuals and families impacted by gynecologic cancers in the Ozarks. We close with &ldquo;We Remember Them&rdquo; by Susan LaBarr, a moving work by the Springfield-based composer that reminds us remembrance carries love forward long after loss. This program invites our community into a shared reflection that is honest, tender, compassionate, and ultimately hopeful.

QCC: We Remember Them

Queen City Chorale&#39;s winter concert turns toward joy and accessibility, featuring The Reluctant Dragon by John Rutter, based on the children&rsquo;s story later adapted by Disney. We&rsquo;ll also be sharing the stage with The Wildcat Choir from Logan-Rogersville Upper Elementary School, directed by Nathan Cook! With staging, narration, and audience participation, this family-centered performance introduces children to live choral music in an imaginative, welcoming, and sensory-friendly way, alongside some traditional holiday carols. If the arts are to flourish, the next generation must feel invited into the room. This concert makes that invitation clear.

Queen City Chorale

Queen City Chorale

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