Heaven and Earth: a Spring Concert with the Heritage Chorale

Heritage Chorale’s spring concert at Fuller Middle School (31 Flagg Drive, Framingham) presents sacred and secular choral selections with three cellos, harp and piano, with Cantor Vera Broekhuysen & Cantor David Wolff of Temple Beth Am in Framingham.

Conducted by Steven Lipsitt, the Heritage Chorale is a group of people — often about 100 voices — who love to sing. They come from more than 30 Metrowest communities to continue a tradition more than 80 years old of producing beautiful music. The mission of the Heritage Chorale is to perform a wide variety of high-quality choral music and inspire in themselves and their audience a greater love and understanding of music. They are committed to enriching the lives of singers, audiences, and our communities through education, performance, and collaboration.

Free; reserve your seat here.

Program:

• Hark I Hear the Harps Eternal, arr. Alice Parker
• I Got a Key, arr. Robert Shaw and Alice Parker
• Saints Bound for Heaven, arr. Alice Parker
• Psalm 121, Jake Runestad (Cantor Vera Broekhuysen, soprano, and Cantor David Wolff, tenor)
• An American Kedushah, Alice Parker (Cantor Vera Broekhuysen, soprano, and Cantor David Wolff, tenor)
• Walden Pond, Dominick Argento
• Afternoon On a Hill, Eric William Barnum
• Edelweiss, Richard Rodgers
• The Rose, Ola Gjeilo
• The Negro Speaks of Rivers, Margaret Bonds
• Loch Lomond, arr. Ralph Vaughn Williams
• Shenandoah, arr. Steven Lipsitt