The School of Visual, Performing and Design Arts Presents: OSU Chamber Choir: Songs of Invention and Innovation The Notebooks of Leonardo di Vinci and other works focused on the invention of the human mind. The Notebooks of Leonardo di Vinci is an innovative multi-media work for choir and chamber orchestra bringing to life the innovative sketches, diagrams, and
Led by Artistic Director Elena Sharkova, Cantabile Youth Singers performs the world premiere of We are the Garden, a multi-movement choral composition by Hagen, commissioned for Cantabile’s 30th anniversary season. Other works on the program include Dolce Cantavi by Caroline Shaw, Spring Waters by Sergei Rachmaninoff, and others. We Are the Garden is a multi-movement choral composition written for
The concert opens with Missa Deus Nobiscum by Philip Stopford. This uplifting setting of the Ordinary Mass, which excludes the Credo from the texts set, was commissioned in 2019. The second half of the evening features Jocelyn Hagen's Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci which utilises the latest in video syncing technology. The Notebooks are brought to life
The International Choral Composers Institute (ICCI) is a 5-day immersive program dedicated to nurturing & instructing choral composers and lyricists of all levels while connecting them with real-world editors and publishers. ICCI was founded by Compose Like a Girl composer Sherry Blevins. Jocelyn will serve as a composing instructor and artist-in-residence. https://youtu.be/UxaKFlzW9es
Get a sneak peak at the Santa Fe Desert Chorale's upcoming commercial album live in concert! At the heart of this program lies The American Road: Six Songs of the Enslaved, Embattled and Emancipated by Nigerian-American composer Shawn E. Okpebholo. In this new large-scale work, Okpebholo reimagines folk songs and spirituals—including an original by Rhiannon Giddens—that
Presented by the Lansing Symphony Orchestra, this immersive multimedia concert showcases choirs from Michigan State University. Featuring the University Chorale and State Singers, the program includes The Notebooks of Leonardo da Vinci by Jocelyn Hagen—a groundbreaking work that blends choir, orchestra, and synchronized video to bring da Vinci’s ideas to life. The concert also features Holst’s The