Fall Choral Collage: Tactus and UMD Treble Choir

Fall Choral Collage

Tactus and UMD Treble Choir
Sunday, November 6, 2022 . 7:30PM
Photo by Geoff Sheil.
Principal People: 

UMD Treble Choir:
Kenneth Elpus, conductor
David Mann, assistant conductor
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Tactus (Tenor & Bass Choir):
Nathan Lofton, conductor
Kobe Brown, assistant conductor

Special Announcement: 

The livestream of this event will only be available to view during the performance. The video will not be available for viewing after the concert.

Event Attributes

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Accessibility: 

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Estimated Length: 
2 hours and 30 minutes
Intermission: 
One
Program Notes: 

Join us in person at The Clarice or watch the livestream from the comfort of your home.

The University of Maryland Treble Choir and Tactus ensembles will present choral works celebrating the joy and strength that comes from joining voices together as one! Their performance will include selections by emerging composers such as  Elaine Hagenberg and Jacob Narverud, as well as treasured choral favorites arranged for Soprano-Alto and Tenor-Bass ensembles.

About UMD Choral Activities

Choral conducting alumnus Jason Max Ferdinand D.M.A. ’15 makes his season debut as the new director of choral activities. UMD's choral program is internationally regarded and offers students a wide array of choral experiences with music encompassing all styles and eras. In addition to this season’s on campus performances, the UMD Concert Choir participates in annual collaborations with both the National Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra at premier venues including the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Carnegie Hall and Meyerhoff Symphony Hall.

The University of Maryland Treble Choir and Tactus ensembles will present choral works celebrating the joy and strength that comes from joining voices together as one! Their performance will include selections by emerging composers such as  Elaine Hagenberg, Jacob Narverud, as well as treasured choral favorites arranged for Soprano-Alto and Tenor-Bass ensembles.

Health + Safety for In-Person Attendance

Patrons attending University of Maryland arts events are no longer required to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test. We continue to encourage audiences to wear a mask and stay current with vaccinations and boosters. Please see our Health & Safety information page for information about what to expect during your visit.