DaCapo Choir’s “Life and love and wings”

I attended the DaCapo Chamber Choir’s concert “life and love and wings.” The title is from a poem by e. e. cummings.

Here’s the program:

  • Lux aeterna — Edward Elgar
  • From a Distant Star — Jeff Enns
  • Let My Love Be Heard — Jake Runestad
  • I thank You God for most this amazing day — Eric Whitacre
  • Nocturne — Leonard Enns
  • Santiago (movement IV from Path of Miracles) — Joby Talbot

The Jeff Enns piece was a commission for the choir, a premiere, and featured Jennifer Enns Mololo as soloist. The composer was in the audience for the performance.

I can’t pick a favourite piece, as they were all filled with beautiful moments.

The choir is conducted by Leonard Enns. Enns says in the program: “As there is no shadow without an attending light, so today our program is imbued with both — the grief and sorrow of departure, and the anticipation and joy of arrival.”

I previously discussed their concert “The Sun’s Birthday.”

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2 Responses to “DaCapo Choir’s “Life and love and wings””

  1. Dave Switzer Says:

    For those of you who couldn’t make it to the concert, you can now hear this performance of “From a Distant Star” here…
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qVCXLPeikb4&feature=youtu.be

  2. Dave Switzer Says:

    You can now hear this performance of “Let My Love Be Heard” here…
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v_cFXlIYeas

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