Hornist

From Corigliano, “This a capella choral work, composed in 1971, is a setting of Richard Wilbur’s translation of Baudelaire’s L’Invitation au Voyage. Wilbur’s poignant setting pictures a world of obsessive imagination — a drugged vision of heaven full of sensual imagery. The music echoes the quality of the repeated refrain found in this lush translation: ‘There, there is nothing else but grace and measure, richness, quietness and pleasure.’”

EPSG:4326

Voyages

St. Stephen's Episcopal Church

The 222

St. Mark's Lutheran Church, San Francisco

Ukrainian composer Dmitry Bortniansky’s Blaho yest’ ispoviedatisia Hospodevi (“It is Good to Give Thanks to the Lord”) is a serene and reverent piece of sacred choral music. As a leading composer of the Russian Orthodox tradition, Bortniansky’s work reflects the rich liturgical heritage of the church. This choral concerto, written in Church Slavonic, captures the essence of Psalm 92, which speaks of gratitude and praise for God’s steadfast love and faithfulness.

Rachmaninoff “VESPERS”

Grace Cathedral

Professional Performance Certificate Recital: Ryan Peterson, horn

Penn State School of Music

Ryan Peterson

Hornist

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Past events

14 - 16 Feb, 2025

Voyages · Vox Humana SF

Nov 8, 2024

Rachmaninoff “VESPERS” · Vox Humana SF

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