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Under the direction of Stephen Galván and Jeffrey Williams, ISing Choir and the Northwest Trombone Collective will present an eclectic program that weaves a tapestry of light through the season of darkness. Highlights include
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Dan Forrest’s Light Beyond Shadow
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The premiere of Stephen Galván’s Daw (Light)
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John Rutter’s Candlelight Carol
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Ola Gjeilo’s Luminous Night of the Soul
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Morten Lauridsen’s O Nata Lux
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and more
A massive organ, grand piano, percussion, nearly 80 singers, 14 trombones of various sizes, four conductors, and four visiting angels will bring a message of peace and light.
Dates and times:
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Friday Dec. 11th at 7:30 PM
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Saturday Dec. 12th at 3:00 PM
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Sunday Dec. 13th at 3:00 PM
Location:
Cedar Hills United Church of Christ
11695 SW Park Way
Beaverton, OR
In keeping with ISing's mission, at each concert the choir will be accepting donations to support this season's beneficiary, JSIR, meaning bridge in Arabic. JSIR is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting families who have fled genocide and unimaginable hardship, and are now rebuilding their lives in Oregon. Many of these families are survivors of violence, displacement, and loss, arriving with little more than hope for safety, stability, and a chance to heal.
ISing Choir
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