CU Treble Chorus and University Choir

The CU Treble Chorus will collaborate with Professor of Flute Christina Jennings in a performance of Esmail's work “I Rise: Women in Song.” Other composers include Fauré, Arnesen and an arrangement of a Grever piece by doctoral conducting student Raul Dominguez. Additionally, the University Choir will perform the Colorado premiere of “Our Birthright,” a new work by Associate Professor of Composition Jeffrey Nytch, plus music by Halliburton, Johnson, Kirchner, Whitacre and Wilberg.

The CU Treble Chorus is a collaborative ensemble devoted to the study and performance of wide-ranging voice-specific repertoire. University Choir is an auditioned choral ensemble composed of undergraduate students from across the campus and performs a wide range of choral literature. Founded in 1938 by the College of Music’s namesake and former Dean, Warner Imig, the University Choir’s traditions, performances and tours have received national acclaim both in the United States and abroad.

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Performance date and time

Sunday, April 10, 7:30 p.m. MDT

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