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Orlando Sings remembers Matthew Shepard through music - Vimarsana News

Orlando Sings remembers Matthew Shepard through music

Orlando Sings will present the oratorio "Considering Matthew Shepard" at the Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts on June 1 and 2.

Orlando Sings Presents CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD - Vimarsana News

Orlando Sings Presents CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD

Orlando Sings presents CONSIDERING MATTHEW SHEPARD, a moving choral work reflecting on the life and legacy of Matthew Shepard.

Phoon Yu to All Saints Episcopal Church, Winter Park, Florida - Vimarsana News

Phoon Yu to All Saints Episcopal Church, Winter Park, Florida

Phoon Yu is appointed parish organist for All Saints Episcopal Church, Winter Park, Florida. He will continue to build the music program at the church with director of music ministry, Andrew Minear, through expanding musical offerings with Evensong and Taizé services, a new conservatory of music, as well as working with the adult and children’s choirs to broaden community outreach. He will play the 1963 Aeolian Skinner organ (rebuilt with additions in 1990 by Charles C. Aitken), performing at least two recitals per season.  

"Baroque Magnificence: Bach Mass in B Minor" - Vimarsana News

"Baroque Magnificence: Bach Mass in B Minor"

"Baroque Magnificence: Bach Mass in B Minor" Indulge your senses and immerse yourself in the ethereal realm of classical music as the Orlando Sings Symphonic Chorus, under the expert baton of conductor Andrew Minear, presents Johann Sebastian Bach’s timeless masterpiece.

The Best Teams That Money Could Buy - Vimarsana News

The Best Teams That Money Could Buy

The four teams in the College Football Playoff used cash payments from fan “collectives” in unique ways to build their rosters, showing how much an influx of money has changed college sports.