Saskatoon Men’s Chorus presents “Come, Spring,” a concert of beautiful choral, solo and instrumental music to welcome brighter days and warm your heart, Sunday, April 13th at 2:30 p.m. at Zion Lutheran Church. Special guests are renowned fiddler and violinist Kim de Laforest and baritone Erik Jeerakathil, a promising SMC Music Festival Scholarship recipient. The Chorus will offer pieces by Morten Lauridsen (“Sure on this Shining Night”), Franz Schubert (“La Pastorella/The Shepherdess”), “Come, Tender Spring” from Haydn’s The Seasons, and Gordon Lightfoot’s “In the Early Morning Rain.” A highlight will be the buoyant Karen Marrolli pairing of the Scottish folksong “Wild Mountain Thyme” with “Whiskey Before Breakfast”, a reel played on fiddle.
Tickets will soon be available from Chorus members, on EventBrite or at the door.
Zion Lutheran Church at the bottom of the Broadway Bridge, with free parking in the church’s adjacent lot or on the street, as well as an accessible entrance and elevator.
General Admission is $25 for adults, with no charge for children under 12 years of age.
Tickets are available from a Chorus member, at the door, or by sending a request to inquiries@saskatoonmenschorus.ca
For more information please send an e-mail to inquiries@saskatoonmenschorus.ca and one of our Directors will get back to you promptly.