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I WANNA BE READY
The Concert Chorale | Courtney Carey | Justin Michael Austin | Jeryl Cunningham-Fleming | Joseph Joubert
Label: Navona Records
I WANNA BE READY was recorded as a part of Feel the Spirit, a Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow series dedicated to the study, preservation, and performance of the African American Spiritual.
Few things have informed and inspired as much music as humanity’s search for God. Acclaimed baritone, arranger, and conductor Courtney Carey explores the relation between the worldly and the divine on “ I WANNA BE READY,” a set of 12 spirituals arranged for different instrumentations — and each piece packs a punch.
“The Concert Chorale (Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow) performed at a high level not just of commitment, but of technique, phrasing, and intonation.”
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DONATE NOWThe Concert Chorale performs Gratias agimus tibi from Vivaldi's Gloria RV 589.
Courtney’s Stars of Tomorrow brings Opera in the Park to the Jackie Robinson Park Bandshell.
The Concert Chorale performs Magnifcat from Timothy Amukele’s new Christmas cantata What Sweeter Music.
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opera in the park
Performing outdoors presents a unique set of challenges. During the recent preparations for Opera in the Park, we experienced some apprehension due to weather forecasts predicting rain. Thankfully, the event day turned out to be warm and sunny. In this article, we will explore several key considerations, including the impact of weather conditions, the functionality of microphones, and appropriate attire for outdoor performances. (Photo credit: Francisco Fernandez, (left to right) Audrey DuBois Harris, Michelle Trovato, Ganson Salmon, Brian Major, Opera in the Park Orchestra, 5th annual Opera in the Park, Jackie Robinson Park Bandshell, Harlem, NY.
Article by Rachel Antman
Recently, CSOT’s Artistic Director, Courtney Carey, contributed to an article in Classical Singer Magazine about performing outdoor concerts during the summer. Click the link below to access the full article.
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