Homecoming Concert - Emory Choirs
Dr. Eric Nelson, director
Jonathan Easter, piano
Greg Matteson, piano
Saturday, October 21, 2023 | 8:00 PM
Schwartz Center for the Performing Arts
Free Tickets & Info | 404.727.5050 | tickets.arts.emory.edu
The evening's program includes Orff’s Carmina Burana and the premiere of a new orchestral work by Sofia Rocha, winner of the second annual SCPA Composer Commission Project: EUSO @ 100, a three-year initiative designed to highlight the works of BIPoC composers through the commissioning of new works.
The evening's program includes Orff’s Carmina Burana and the premiere of a new orchestral work by Sofia Rocha, winner of the second annual SCPA Composer Commission Project: EUSO @ 100, a three-year initiative designed to highlight the works of BIPoC composers through the commissioning of new works.
The Emory Concert Choir has been featured in national ACDA conventions and tours internationally. The ensembles offer students the opportunity to grow as musicians, perform at the highest caliber, and to form close-knit bonds with others in the Emory community.
The Three Choirs Festival is held at Peachtree Road United Methodist Church featuring the Georgia State University Singers, Emory University Concert Choir, and Morehouse College Glee Club. Enjoy a collaborative, diverse and inspiring musical exchange from the premier ensembles of these prestigious University Programs.
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Directed by Eric Nelson, the Emory Concert Choir and the University Chorus represent long-standing traditions in the Emory community, with performances including a variety of choral repertoire. Tickets for the Homecoming concert are free but required to guarantee entry.
Please note: Phone and online orders will incur a $6.00 processing fee per order. There is no processing fee on orders made in person at the Schwartz Center Box Office.
This concert features the Emory University Symphony Orchestra and the University Chorus performing the Mozart Requiem and a newly commissioned work as part of the Composer Commission Project: EUSO @ 100.
This concert features the Emory University Symphony Orchestra and the University Chorus performing the Mozart Requiem and a newly commissioned work as part of the Composer Commission Project: EUSO @ 100.
Emory Concert Choir presents their Spring 2022 concert: Daybreak. Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result is required for all patrons attending this event. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result will be required for all patrons attending this event. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result will be required for all patrons attending this event. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ
Heralding the beginning of the Christmas season, this candlelit choral concert at Emory has been a warm and welcoming Atlanta tradition for decades. The tradition continues this year with choral music from the Emory Concert Choir and University Chorus, along with scripture readings by special guests from the Emory community.
Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result will be required for all patrons attending this event. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ
This event is free. Registration required.
Proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test result is required for all patrons attending this event. Full details are available at schwartz.emory.edu/FAQ
This event is free and unticketed.
This event is free and unticketed.
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The many voices of Emory’s a cappella groups perform selections from their own repertoires and join together in this annual showcase of the breadth of Emory’s a cappella talent. All proceeds benefit Emory Counseling Center HelpLine and Active Minds. Tickets are required and are available now. Ticket reservations can be made at the Arts at Emory Box Office in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, open Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm. Call the box office at (404) 727.5050 or reserve tickets on the website here.
Join us for one of Emory’s longest standing annual traditions. Tickets are required and are available now. Ticket reservations can be made at the Arts at Emory Box Office in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, open Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm. Call the box office at (404) 727.5050 or reserve tickets on the website here.
Join us for one of Emory’s longest standing annual traditions. Tickets are required and are available now. Ticket reservations can be made at the Arts at Emory Box Office in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, open Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm. Call the box office at (404) 727.5050 or reserve tickets on the website here.
Join us for one of Emory’s longest standing annual traditions. Tickets are required and are available now. Ticket reservations can be made at the Arts at Emory Box Office in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, open Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm. Call the box office at (404) 727.5050 or reserve tickets on the website here.
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Join the Emory Choirs for an exploration of time within music. Repertoire will include Rutter’s Gloria in addition to a handful of time-related pieces. Come join us this Family Weekend to experience the musical atmosphere on Emory’s campus! This event is free, but tickets are required. Ticket reservations can be made at the Arts at Emory Box Office in the Schwartz Center for Performing Arts, open Mon-Fri 12pm-6pm. Call the box office at (404) 727.5050 or reserve tickets on the website here.
Emory Concert Choir, inspired by the complex emotions surrounding love, sings love songs from around the world. In a journey through the joys and sorrows of love, the choir will perform repertoire by Elder, Dickau, Brahms, and more! This event is free and unticketed.
Emory University Chorus, led by Eric Nelson, joins the Emory Wind Ensemble, led by Paul Bhasin, in an evening of choral and wind works. Vincent Persichetti’s Cantata No. 3, Celebrations anchors the program. This event is free and unticketed.
A unique opportunity to see three powerhouse university choirs perform together! These singers, from three very different schools, come together for a collaborative, diverse and inspiring musical exchange. Originated by the husband and wife team of Deanna Joseph and Daniel Bara, GSU and UGA conductors respectively, and joined by Eric Nelson, Emory conductor, this Festival enters another year of top notch musical excellence.