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Schola Cantorum on Hudson Present

"Day is Awakening"

Schola Cantorum on Hudson Celebrates Landmark Periods in United States History

A concert program of American works underscoring profound moments and landmark periods in United States History from the first half of the 20th century to the present day. Highlights of the program include a performance of a Project Enclore work, "Free at Last", SCH's 2009-2010 featured composter Dr. Roger Wesby based the composition on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s "I Have a Dream" speech. Audiences will also hear Gershwin tunes, spirituals, and familiar folk songs such as Shawn Kirchner's arrangement of the traditional Appalachian song "Bright Morning Stars". Other composer/arrangers include Libby Larsen, Moses Hogan, Mark Hayes, and Alice Parker.

All tickets for this season's performances are set at the spcial 15th Anniversary price of $15. Advance tickets may be purchased on line at

www.ScholaOnHudson.org,

By phone at 201-918-3011 or by email at BoxOffice@ScholaOnHudson.org

Tickets will be available at the door.