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Conductor John Nelson
During the first week of May 2011, Soli Deo Gloria will have a major presence on the campus of Calvin College in Grand Rapids, Michigan. SDG's Artistic Director, John Nelson, paves the way with a two-week residency on campus, working with the Calvin College Orchestra, Capella and Campus Choir in preparation for the closing concert on May 7th.
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The Chicago Bach Project performance of the St. Matthew Passion, April 20, 2011, features a stunning roster of world-class soloists: Stanford OLSEN, Evangelist, Stephen MORSCHECK, Jesus, Nicole CABELL, soprano, Jennifer LANE, mezzo-soprano, Nicholas PHAN, tenor, and Douglas WILLIAMS, bass. You can get all the facts on our "World-Class Musicians" page, but for a more personal glimpse, check out what each of them has to say about their anticipation of this event.
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As one year closes and a new year begins, it’s a good time to take stock. What has 2010 brought? At SDG, we’ve had an incredible year that included four wonderful premieres of new sacred music (Pärt's In Spe, Bannister's Hermosura de Dios, Harnly'sThe Lost Son, Kellogg's O Greening Branch) and two amazing worldwide webcasts (Beethoven's Missa Solemnis, Haydn's The Creation). We invite you to enjoy a few highlights from the year and share in the joy.
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The board and staff of Soli Deo Gloria wish you moments of peace and celebration as you contemplate the grace-filled gifts of the season. Take a moment to enjoy the glorious words and music of "For Unto Us a Child Is Born."
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ICC with Henry Leck
Photo: Shawn Spence
The premiere of SDG’s newest commission, The Lost Son by Neal Harnly, takes place on Friday, November 5, 2010, with the renowned Indianapolis Children’s Choir (ICC) under the direction of Henry Leck, at St. Paul’s Episcopal Church in Indianapolis, Indiana. This opening night of the ICC’s 25th anniversary season will be the first time that most of us will hear and feel the impact of the full work. But before a new SDG commission becomes a reality, it has already begun touching lives.
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