
Musica Sacra 2010-2011
The 22nd Season
T H E T R A D I T I O N O F G R E A T C H A M B E R M U S I C C O N T I N U E S
ECO DELL’ANIMA
(Echo of the Soul)
Sunday, September 12, at 2pm
Jeanne Johnson (Baroque Violin), Brent Wissick (viola da gamba), and Peter Marshall (Harpsichord), will perform works from Johann Walther’s virtuosic Hortulus Chelicus (1688).
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A N O P E R A A B O U T T H E T R U E M E A N I N G O F G I V I N G
AMAHL AND THE NIGHT VISITORS
by Gian Carlo Menotti
December 4th at 7:30pm, and December 5th at 2:00pm
This production is a collaborative effort between Musica Sacra, the Music Department, the Fine Arts Committee, the PSPA, FPC Christian Education, and community arts leaders.
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A R R I V E E A R L Y I F Y O U W A N T S E A T S
CHARLES WHITTAKER
Organ Recital
Sunday, February 20, at 2pm
Charles Whittaker’s busy 2010-2011 performance schedule will take him all over the United States.
You will not want to miss this concert on the organ he designed and brought to life at First Presbyterian. _____________________________________________________________________________________
O P P O S I T E S A T T R A C T
STRAVINSKY AND FAURE
The Oratorio Chorus and Orchestra
Sunday, April 10, at 2pm
Stravinsky’s pungent Symphony of Psalms and Faure’s fragile Requiem are an intriguing pair, and their juxtaposition will make for a visceral exploration of the intellectual and spiritual depths of each work.
All concerts begin at 2:00 PM preceded by a luncheon ($10) and lecture in the
Berean Room (Reception Room). A reception follows each concert.
Call 404-228-7732 or email Anne Drake for more information or for lunch reservations.
First Presbyterian Church of Atlanta is located at 1328 Peachtree Street, NE, adjacent to the High Museum,
at the corner of Peachtree and 16th Streets.
Musica
Sacra Atlanta was formed in 1989 by Charles and Diane Whittaker to present the
finest sacred music
Funding
Concerts are supported only from contributions
from patrons to the