The Mendonoma Chamber Chorus presents its sixth annual holiday program, “A Celebration in Song,” on Sunday, November 27, at 4 p.m. at Gualala Arts Center in the Elaine Jacob Foyer.
This 45-minute a cappella program will include a repertoire of new music along with previous favorites.
This soprano, alto, tenor, and bass chorus specializes in a cappella music from the 15th through 20th centuries. The chamber chorus local members, Marjie van Gunten, Pat Wilson, Linda Eastman, and music director Roland Stoughton, will be joined once again by professional mezzo-soprano Jennifer Beattie of Philadelphia, Penn.
Beattie, reviewed as a “smashing success” by the San Francisco Examiner, has been praised for her “exuberant voice and personality” by Opera News and her “warmth” by the New York Times. Dedicated to expanding the boundaries of classical performance, Beattie is an engaging and versatile performer.
The program this year includes many pieces being performed by the group for the first time, as well as favorites from past years such as “Lullay My Liking,” by Gustav Holst, and “Psallite,” by Praetorius. The Mendonoma Chorus members have classical music training and refine the quality of performance with each passing year.
Refreshments will be served. Tickets are $10 in advance, plus $5 the day of performance. Youth 17 and under are free with a paying adult and are encouraged to attend.
More information is available at GualalaArts.org or 707-884-1138.
Tickets
Tickets are $10 Advance, $5 more day of performance;
youth (17 & under) admitted free when accompanied by an adult.
For advance purchase, visit Brown Paper Tickets or call them at 1-800-838-3006.
To purchase in person, visit the Gualala Arts Center or Dolphin Gallery in Gualala.