Chamber Choir to perform in Festival

The Overlake Chamber Choir has a special opportunity to perform in Seattle Pro Musica’s THE TRAVELER’S SONG concert, along with Skyline High School. 

The concert is today, Saturday, February 28 at 7pm

Earlier this week, composer Nilo Alcala came to choir practice to work with Overlake students on his piece, Papanok A Lakitan. He helped them understand the pronunciation intricacies and feelings he was invoking in his piece. All these new tidbits will make their collaborative performance even better as they sing alongside the students from Skyline. 

Be sure to get your ticket’s for tonight’s performance.

Tickets can be purchased here: https://seattlepromusica.thundertix.com/events/252248

You can use the code “gabriel” for a few dollars off.

Here is some more information from the Seattle Pro Musica website:

             "Seattle Pro Musica continues its New American Composers Series with special guest Nilo Alcala. Nilo showcases lively stories and melodies from the Philippines, and SPM is excited to present the world premiere of his energetic new work The Traveler's Song. SPM will also be joined in concert by local youth choirs for a rousing finale of Papanok A Lakitan, one of Nilo's most engaging pieces. Along with featured works by Paul Mealor, Laura Jēkabsone, and First Nations composer Andrew Balfour, The Traveler's Song will take audiences on a sprawling journey of choral sounds from around the world.