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The St. Lawrence Choir celebrates its 50th season with the presentation of Mendelssohn’s Lobgesang. Composed in 1840, the work for soloists, choir, and orchestra is a Symphony-Cantata in 11 movements, a Hymn of Praise! The concert also features Brahms’s Schicksalslied (1871), a choral and symphonic setting of a poem by Hölderlin.
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Lobgesang - 50th Anniversary of the St. Lawrence Choir Concert
- Avec Marianne Fiset et Ellen Wieser, sopranos | Benjamin Butterfield, ténor | Le Choeur St-Laurent, le Grand Choeur de l'Université McGill (choeur invité) et l'Orchestre du Choeur St-Laurent sous la direction de Philippe Bourque
- Crédit photo Nadia Zheng
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