Coro de Cámara Spring Concert ‘Dancing into May’ … Online Auction Bidding Extended To Friday
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After a long year of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s time for some joyful spring music from the popular local chamber chorus Coro de Cámara. The group’s latest online concert ‘Dancing into May: Celebrating Life, Love, and New Birth’ features madrigal songs, solo piano, and poetry.
The spring-themed concert is free of charge and available for viewing at any time on Coro’s website.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow wrote, “If spring came but once a century instead of once a year, …what wonder and expectation there would be in all hearts to behold the miraculous change.” Recalling the poet’s words, Coro’s Artistic Director Nylea Butler-Moore says, “We want to notice and celebrate the wonders of spring that have come to us despite the pandemic. In a time of loss and upheaval, we need something to remind us of beauty and joy.”
Season 6 Episode 27
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Heather Layton
If I made a piece of art and it didn t have a story to it or a place to start a discussion, it wouldn t mean anything to me. Artist Heather Layton s body of work includes sculpture, installation, painting, drawing, and more. The medium she uses is determined by the story she wants to tell. Producer Matt Rogowicz visits her studio in Chestertown NY.
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Matt McCabe, a pillar of the Saratoga Springs music community and a former city councilor, recently died after battling COVID-19. As WAMC’s Southern Adirondack Bureau Chief Lucas Willard reports, a tribute is being planned in his honor.
Matt McCabe’s Saratoga Guitar stores have been a longtime staple of the Saratoga business community. Deann Devitt, President of the Saratoga Springs Downtown Business Association, said news of McCabe’s death this week was a shock.
“It was at first very shocking and heartbreaking. Of course Matt was just a huge pillar of knowledge and selflessness in this community. It was a complete shock to all of us,” said Devitt.
Coro de Cámara Brings ‘Tidings Of Joy’ Performance Dec. 22 - 7:33 am
Angels made by David Alvarez, photographed by Blair Clark. Image used by permission of Susan Topp Weber, of Susan’s Christmas Shop. All rights reserved.
By ANNE MARSH
Coro de Cámara
Fresh from the success of November’s “Amuse-Oreilles (Amusement for the Ears)”, the chamber singers of Coro de Cámara offer a holiday gift to the community with their second virtual performance, “Tidings of Joy from Our Homes to Yours”.
This free mini-concert (donations gratefully accepted) will premiere at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 22, and be available thereafter through a link on the Coro website at corodecamara-nm.org.