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Upcoming event
[for the portion of my flist who are within the SF Bay Area]
Many of you know that my chorus has a concert coming up, but many of you do not.
The Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco Presents: The Music of Dead White Men. The concert is Friday and Saturday, Oct 22-23, at 8 pm.
It's going to be an unusual concert for us. We have had the opportunity to prepare for this concert under the baton of the wonderfully talented, Cole Thomason-Redus. Cole is a gifted singer, composer, arranger, and conductor, and he has whipped us into shape with repertoire that is not usually within our scope: Bach, Bizet, Brahms, Sullivan, and Barber.
Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets. Tickets are $15-30 sliding scale/general admission.
We're at a new location this year in Polk Gulch: the (recently built) First Congregational Church, Polk St. at Bush. If you've never been there, it's a fully accessible space with comfortable seating that is just the right size for our show. There are lots of dinner places right around there, and a city parking garage across the street, as well as lots of Muni and bike accessibility.
Many of you know that my chorus has a concert coming up, but many of you do not.
The Lesbian/Gay Chorus of San Francisco Presents: The Music of Dead White Men. The concert is Friday and Saturday, Oct 22-23, at 8 pm.
It's going to be an unusual concert for us. We have had the opportunity to prepare for this concert under the baton of the wonderfully talented, Cole Thomason-Redus. Cole is a gifted singer, composer, arranger, and conductor, and he has whipped us into shape with repertoire that is not usually within our scope: Bach, Bizet, Brahms, Sullivan, and Barber.
Tickets are available at Brown Paper Tickets. Tickets are $15-30 sliding scale/general admission.
We're at a new location this year in Polk Gulch: the (recently built) First Congregational Church, Polk St. at Bush. If you've never been there, it's a fully accessible space with comfortable seating that is just the right size for our show. There are lots of dinner places right around there, and a city parking garage across the street, as well as lots of Muni and bike accessibility.
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Just ... words fail me. I hope the designer is well-paid in their dayjob, cause that is way funny (while somehow being low key).
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