A King's Christmas
by Musique RoyaleSaturday, 14 December 2019 from 4:00 PM (AST) to 6:00 PM (AST)St. John's Anglican Church 81 Cumberland St., Lunenburg, NS B0J 2C0Ticket Information
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Overview
Five-time Grammy award winner Paul Halley and the University of King's College Chapel Choir will return to Lunenburg this December with their 12th annual feast of seasonal song and story.
Described by the Chronicle Herald as “annual magic”, A King’s Christmas is a celebration that brings audience and performers fully into the profound beauty and poignancy of Christmas. It has become a holiday tradition for many hundreds of people in Nova Scotia, with annual sold-out performances in Lunenburg and Halifax.
The music and the readings change each year, but always feature carols from the mediaeval to the modern, and readings from Maritime authors among others, including poetry, excerpts from novels, short stories, and other literary works.
Past performances of A King’s Christmas may be heard at www.youtube.com/kingschapelchoir
Details
About the Chapel Choir: The University of King’s College Chapel Choir comprises 24 choral scholars from across Canada who study at King’s College and Dalhousie University in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Directed by Paul Halley, the choir has become well-known for its annual King’s at the Cathedral concert series, and its performances have been broadcast nationally on CBC Radio 2. The choir’s primary function is to sing at the weekly services in the King’s College Chapel, as well as other major services throughout the academic year. The choir’s CD, Let Us Keep the Feast: Music for the Church Year, was released in December 2013 to launch the university’s 225th anniversary year and received the Outstanding Choral Recording Award from Choral Canada.
About the University of King's College: Established in 1789, King's College is Canada's oldest chartered university. A small and extraordinarily lively academic community located in Halifax, Nova Scotia, King's is known nationally and internationally for its highly acclaimed interdisciplinary programs in the humanities and journalism. www.ukings.ca
Attendees
- Anonymous + 1 guest
- Jean Gilchrist
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- Anonymous + 1 guest
- Anonymous + 1 guest
- Katharina Gemeinhardt + 3 guests
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- Frank Harvey + 6 guests
- Trudi MacLean + 1 guest