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Westminster Choir at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center

Carpenter Performing Arts Center, CSULB (6200 Atherton Street Long Beach, CA 90815)
Westminster-102709
Full Price:
$25.00
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$12.50*
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One of America's most renowned choral ensembles, the Westminster Choir, has performed with major orchestras under virtually every internationally known conductor of the last 70 years, including more than 300 performances with the New York Philharmonic alone. Now join them for an evening of beautiful music at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center.

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The last date listed for Westminster Choir was Thursday January 14, 2010 / 8:00pm.

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Carpenter Performing Arts Center, CSULB
6200 Atherton Street
Long Beach, CA 90815
Website
562-985-7000
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    They offered complimentary desserts and drinks after the show
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I love choral music so it is difficult to find fault. The quality was very good but one of their major pieces was a strange and disturbing substitution of the massacre at Columbine with a handing out of flowers instead of bullets from a "poem" by Simon Armitage.
Written on Jan 15 2010

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Very eclectic program. This event was attended by people with a sophisticated appreciation of choral music, much like aged rock concert attendees. I am a neophyte re choral music so I liked some of it and was not tuned in to some of it. That was good for me in as much as it stretched me a little. Abstract music [of which there was considerable] is an aquired taste. It was a great experience, good theatre for choral music.
Written on Feb 12 2010

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Enjoyed this choral group very much. I knew nothing about the college prior to the event, and was surprised to see so many alums in the audience. Their voices are beautiful.
Written on Jan 19 2010

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We are thankful for the opportunity to hear such beautiful voices.
Written on Jan 16 2010

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http://www.carpenterarts.org/0910choir.html

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One of America’s most renowned choral ensembles, the Westminster Choir, has performed with major orchestras under virtually every internationally known conductor of the last 70 years, including more than 300 performances with the New York Philharmonic alone. Now join them for an evening of beautiful music at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center.