News Summary
The Presbyterian College Choir from Clinton, SC, will perform at Carnegie Hall on June 1, 2025, under the direction of Kipper Ackerman. This prestigious concert will include various ensembles and feature notable works such as John Rutter’s ‘Te Deum’ and ‘Gloria’. The performance showcases the dedication of the musicians who have committed to extensive rehearsals in preparation. Fans can expect an inspiring evening filled with diverse choral music. Tickets are available starting at $25.
New York City to Host Presbyterian College Choir at Carnegie Hall
The Presbyterian College Choir, alongside various ensembles, is set to perform at Carnegie Hall on Sunday, June 1, 2025, at 1:00 PM.
The prestigious event, organized by MidAmerica Productions, features the choir from Clinton, SC, under the direction of Kipper Ackerman. They will be joined by the New England Symphonic Ensemble, directed by Preston Hawes. This performance is a culmination of dedication and hard work, as the musicians will engage in nine to ten hours of rehearsal before taking the stage.
Featured Works and Additional Ensembles
The concert will showcase notable pieces including John Rutter’s “Te Deum” and “Gloria”, with conductors Sonja Sepúlveda and Kipper Ackerman leading their respective segments. Other highlighted compositions in the program include Franz Schubert’s “Mass No. 4 in C Major”, conducted by Dennis Malfatti, and Antonio Vivaldi’s “Magnificat”, under the direction of Chantae D. Pittman.
Participating choirs for Vivaldi’s “Magnificat” include:
- Campbell High School Festival Chorus, Smyrna, GA
- Evansville Day School Upper School Choir, Evansville, IN
- Harrison High School Concert Choir, Evansville, IN
- University of Evansville Choral Society and University Choir, Evansville, IN
In addition, Gabriel Fauré’s “Requiem”, conducted by Craig Denison and Jeffrey L. Webb, will feature several other choirs including:
- Central Bucks East High School Chamber Choir, Doylestown, PA
- Indiana University of Pennsylvania Chorale, Indiana, PA
- Indiana University of Pennsylvania Alumni Choir, Indiana, PA
- Johnstown Symphony Chorus, Johnstown, PA
- Ranger Chorale of Northwest Mississippi Community College, Senatobia, MS
- Pitt-Johnstown Concert Choir, Johnstown, PA
Event Details and Ticket Information
The participating ensembles will spend five days and four nights in New York City, allowing them to not only rehearse but also explore the city through planned tours. Ticket prices for this remarkable performance start at $25.
Tickets can be purchased through CarnegieCharge by calling 212-247-7800 or visiting carnegiehall.org. The Carnegie Hall Box Office, located at 57th Street and Seventh Avenue, is available for ticket sales as well. For groups of ten or more, individuals can contact [email protected] or call 212-903-9705 for special arrangements.
Background Context
Carnegie Hall is renowned as one of the top concert venues in the world, hosting numerous prestigious events and performances throughout its history. This forthcoming concert featuring the Presbyterian College Choir and various other talented ensembles aligns with the venue’s legacy of showcasing choral and orchestral music. Fans of choral music, as well as the local community, are expected to turn out in support of these diverse musical talents.
With a focus on community and collaboration, this event represents both a high point in the academic calendar for participants and an opportunity to inspire audiences with powerful performances at an iconic venue.
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Additional Resources
- Laurens News
- Los Angeles Times
- North Penn Now
- Google Search: Carnegie Hall choir performances
- Opera Wire
- Wikipedia: Carnegie Hall
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