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Glorystar to Host 20th Anniversary Concert

The inspiring music of the Far East and diverse music of the West.

WHO: Glorystar Children’s Chorus

WHAT: 20TH ANNIVERSARY CONCERT

WHEN: Sunday, June 5, 2016 at 7:00pm

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WHERE: Music Center at Strathmore, 5301 Tuckerman Lane, North Bethesda, MD 20852

TICKETS: General Admission $32 | Early Bird $18 ends April 15 (Promo Code GCC18) | Advance Premium $24 ends May 15 (Promo Code GCC24) | $5 Children 12 & Under (available only at box office or by phone)

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Strathmore.org | 301.581.5100

Join us in celebrating 20 years of sharing the inspiring music of the Far East and diverse music of the WestJoin us in celebrating 20 years of sharing the inspiring music of the Far East and diverse music of the West as our five choirs—Prima, Dolce, Cantabile, Concert and Chamber—and returning alumni and great collaborations with renowned artists and choral organizations performing a rich program of different cultures, languages and music styles appealing to audiences of all ages. With guests: Jing Ling-Tam, Honorary Artistic Director; Yvonne Cheng, Soprano; Baltimore Children’s Chorus; Hakka TungFa Chorus; National Taiwan University Chorus, DC.

For tickets call 301.581.5100 or visit Strathmore.org. For information visit glorystar.org

The program features the Local premiere of Kuàilè de Jùhuì (Happy Reunion) by Taiwanese composer & Glorystar’s mentor, Chuang-Shien Lu (1916-2008). This composition is based on the ancient tune of the Thao Tribe in South Central Taiwan. The program’s repertoire is varied in style and composers: from Mozart – Un moto di gioia, Verdi – Va Pensiero, and Puccini – O Mio Babbino Caro; to Fauré – Cantique de Jean Racine, Piazzolla – Libertango, Caldwell – I am so Glad, and Tesori – Thoroughly Modern Millie.

The audience is invited to sing-along the Chinese Yángguāng hé xiǎoyǔ (Sunshine and Rain), and Pinyin phonetics will be provided for pronunciation.

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