Chasing the Moon
Opus 7 begins its 28th season with a celebration of the moon and the 50th Anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing. In the 20th century, nations raced to conquer it, while lovers basked in its moody, silvery light. Opus …
Category: Concerts
Family Ties
This unique and insightful concert celebrates the rich heritage of choral works by composers from the same family, including Clara and Robert Schumann (wife and husband); Fanny Hensel and Felix Mendelssohn (sister and brother); Gustav and Imogen Holst (father and …
The King of Glory
***Notice*** Due to circumstances beyond our control, the pre-concert lecture for this Saturday’s concert has been canceled. Opus 7 presents the Northwest premiere of the dramatic and moving Requiem (2011) for soprano and baritone soloists, choir, and string orchestra by …
O Rising Dawn
St. James Cathedral Resident Ensemble Opus 7 welcomes the holiday season with a stunning program of choral music for Advent and Christmas.
In Search of America
With Elisabeth Ellis, piano; David Nichols, organ; Gunnar Folsom & Rob Tucker, percussion What does it mean to be an American? Do you know someone who is patriotic? Who are your American heroes? Opus 7 explores these questions in the opening …
GSCC Seattle Sings! Festival
“The Greater Seattle Choral Consortium is proud to gather together 35 of our member choirs in a three-day event of public performances.” http://seattlesings.org/festival/2017/schedule.html
All Northwest
Please join Opus 7 to celebrate the musical contributions of some of our Northwest region’s most prominent choral composers, including Opus 7’s Composer-in-Residence John Muehleisen, and Opus 7’s Student Choral Composition Awards Program winners.
The Road of Mercy
Opus 7 presents an inventive and powerful concert of choral music for the Lenten season, which includes Benjamin Britten’s great masterpiece, Cantata Misericordium for choir; soloists Eric Neuville, tenor and Charles Robert Stephens, baritone; harp; percussion; piano; and string orchestra. …
Aye, Sing we now of Joy!
St. James Cathedral Resident Ensemble Opus 7 rings in the joyous seasons of Advent and Christmas with a stunning program of European and American favorites.
It’s about Time
Opus 7 sings music about TIME: hard times, good times, times of morning and evening, seasons of the year, and celebrating the time of living.