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Vero Beach Choral Society presents Holiday Concerts

Written by: November 19 2010
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VERO BEACH — The Vero Beach Choral Society will present its Holiday Concerts on Friday, December 10 at 7:30 pm and again on Sunday, December 12 at 3pm, both at Trinity Episcopal Church.

The program is entitled “Carols of Joy and Peace” and will feature Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s  “Messe de Minuit pour Noel”, a lovely and lively mass featuring French pastorals (popular French folk songs or noels) that Charpentier cleverly intertwined with  new material of his own composition.

The seasonal favorites that follow are new and original adaptations of some familiar and some not so familiar Christmas carols that will set the audience’s feet tapping.   Daniel Koh, artistic director and conductor of the Vero Beach Choral Society, always gives some interesting insights into the music prior to the presentation.   Receptions will follow both concerts.

Tickets are priced at Adults $20, Students $5, and Season Tickets $30.

For advance tickets, call 772-563-0627.  Tickets will also be sold on the concert dates one hour before the performances at Trinity Episcopal Church, Corner of Royal Palm Blvd. & Granada Ave. in Vero Beach.

Information:  Visit www.verobeachchoralsociety.org

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