…this major engagement. We’d love to see as many FB friends as possible in Paris :-) Venez nous voir à Chaillot!
Join us for a Friends of Tero Saarinen Company event in Paris!
Tero Saarinen Company and The Boston Camerata will perform Borrowed Light at Théâtre National de Chaillot in Paris. The shows on March 13 – 15, 2014 are nearly sold out. But, we’ve put aside a few tickets from the best seats of the house for our friends for Friday, March 14.
First rehearsals this weekend, with the singing cast of “Borrowed Light,” for Camerata’s March 2014 tour in Finland and France.
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…and you can hear the resulting 90-minute radio program by clicking on the image. No charge. It’s relaxed, informative, informal, and (mostly) in French :-)
“Richly varied and inspiring….full of reverence and joy” — The Boston Globe.
We hope you were waiting for this one :-) It’s an album unlike any other, as Camerata, assisted by the Sharq Arabic Music Ensemble, returns to the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern roots of the Christmas story.
And now you can download it — at a very advantageous price.
Make your hard disk hum! And please share the news with your friends…
(signed)
The CyberCentaur
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Our far-flung intelligence network is at work again, and according to our latest electronic eavesdropping, Camerata’s concert in Norfolk, Virginia got a standing ovation from the capacity crowd.
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…for the Camerata’s unique, medieval “Carmina Burana.”
We understand tonight’s hall is totally sold out, but a hearty welcome to ticketholders, and all best to our whizbang musical team!
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“…The delighted capacity audience responded with a standing ovation.”
– The Boston Musical Intelligencer
Camerata Musics Carmina Burana Poetry
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…for yesterday’s wonderful Carmina Burana performance in Boston.
And so it’s on to Virginia! facebook.com
…in Boston Camerata’s ‘Carmina Burana’
A Colombian native, Parias left Bogota for Boston about three years ago.
Lightbulb moment: There was no single moment. “I have been singing since I was 4 years old. I was a part of choirs growing up. I never stopped singing.” – The Boston Globe
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