Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble
| the group sings beautifully to a member, no matter what is set before them — Sasquatch Books, The Stranger Guide to Seattle, June, 2000 |
Our Next Concert
Grant Us Peace St. James Cathedral 804 9th Avenue, Seattle 
Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble
Loren W. Pontén, founder & artistic director
Opus 7 Chamber Orchestra
Mary Sokol Brown, concertmaster
Opus 7 performs a Lenten concert of profound music for choir and orchestra by Eastern European and Scandinavian composers as a musical prayer for hope and perseverance; comfort for those who grieve and those who are fearful; and peace and justice in Ukraine.
The concert features the Northwest premiere of both Ukrainian composer Alexander SHCHETYNSKY’s Requiem* and Estonian composer Erkki-Sven TÜÜR’s For Ukraine*, a personal response to the war. Other works: Even When He Is Silent – ARNESEN (Norway) • “Let God arise, let his enemies be scattered” – BORTNIANSKY (Ukraine/Russia) • “Fecit Potentiam” from Magnificat – RAUTAVAARA (Finland) • “Kyrie” from Gloria Patri – SISASK (Estonia) • Dona Nobis Pacem* – VASKS (Latvia)
Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble is joined by the Opus 7 Chamber Orchestra* with Mary Sokol Brown as concertmaster. This concert is dedicated to the people of Ukraine and we’ll be collecting donations to support continued relief efforts.
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