
Sunday, May 21, 2006 at 7 pm
I tune, you tune, and so does Grant Gershon. Nobody does it better than the Music Director of the LA Master Chorale. When it comes to his music-of-the-moment, Grant’s the ultimate mix-master.
Eavesdrop on faves from the Gershon eclectic mix. Tune in to some mighty persuasive reasons why the Los Angeles Times describes him as “an invigorating, inventive and enormously gifted young conductor.”
In Grant Gershon, we have a conductor, pianist, vocal coach, vocalist and just plain music lover whose tastes run from Renaissance masses to Broadway show tunes with intriguing detours to Asia and South America. He has a soft spot for “chestnuts” and no day is complete without some jazz.
Works that are worlds apart. Juxtapositions of widely divergent musical styles and idioms. From tried and true repertoire to cutting-edge composers. Pushing boundaries and moving freely between musical worlds works just fine for the Chorale’s Music Director, whose piano licks are as good as his conducting chops in staged performances, recordings and film scores.
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Sunday, May 21, 2006 at 7 pm
Grant Gershon, conductor
Los Angeles Master Chorale
Grant's Eclectic Mix includes:
music by Johannes Brahms
Let Nothing Ever Grieve Thee
music by William Byrd
Sanctus from the 5 Part Mass
music by Philip Glass
Haze Gold
music by Ricky Ian Gordon
New Moon
music arranged by Moses Hogan
The Battle of Jericho
music arranged by Shawn Kirchner
Wana Baraka
music by Morten Lauridsen
Sure On This Shining Night
music arranged by Guido López-Gavilán
El Guayaboso
music by Jaakko Mäntyjärvi
O infant, I am in possession of the ultramarines
music arranged by James MacMillan
So Deep
music by Gustav Mahler
Ich bin der Welt abhanden gekommen
music by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Ave Verum Corpus
music by Victor Paranjoti
Dravidian Dithyramb
music arranged by Budi Susanto
Janger
music by Andre Thomas
Keep Your Lamps
music by Thomas Tomkins
Music Divine
Traditional hymn
The Good Old Way
music by Javier Zentner
Mi lumia