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Join PEI’s professional choir for as we head back to childhood for “Life Is But A Dream: Childhood Lyrics For Grownups”, a lighthearted musical celebration of the innocence, beauty, and - most importantly - silliness of childhood. Let the troubles of the world melt away as you enjoy an afternoon of lullabies both new and old; teddy bears and ducks and llamas and guppies and panthers, oh my! A fantasia on Row, Row, Row Your Boat, nursery rhymes, and a choral mad lib performed live in real time!
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In this performance, Luminos Ensemble and members of the Luminos Chamber Orchestra join the Island Choral Society under the direction of Margot Rejskind, bringing together voices and instruments to celebrate Joseph Haydn’s joyful and awe-inspiring vision of creation. Featuring soloists Georgia Driscoll, Ian Solomon, and Brodie MacRae.
Composed in 1796–1798, The Creation by Joseph Haydn is one of the great choral masterpieces of the Classical era. This monumental oratorio vividly depicts the biblical story of the world’s creation, drawing on texts from Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton’s Paradise Lost. Through radiant choruses, expressive arias, and imaginative orchestral writing—from the mysterious representation of Chaos to the the creation of Light—Haydn brings the unfolding of nature and humanity to life with remarkable colour and drama.
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In this performance, Luminos Ensemble and members of the Luminos Chamber Orchestra join the Island Choral Society under the direction of Margot Rejskind, bringing together voices and instruments to celebrate Joseph Haydn’s joyful and awe-inspiring vision of creation. Featuring soloists Georgia Driscoll, Ian Solomon, and Brodie MacRae.
Composed in 1796–1798, The Creation by Joseph Haydn is one of the great choral masterpieces of the Classical era. This monumental oratorio vividly depicts the biblical story of the world’s creation, drawing on texts from Genesis, the Psalms, and Milton’s Paradise Lost. Through radiant choruses, expressive arias, and imaginative orchestral writing—from the mysterious representation of Chaos to the the creation of Light—Haydn brings the unfolding of nature and humanity to life with remarkable colour and drama.
