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Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

2015 14 Nov

8:00 PM - 8:00 PM(GMT-06:00)

Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

2015 15 Nov

4:00 PM - 4:00 PM(GMT-06:00)

Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

2015 14 Nov

8:00 PM - 8:00 PM(GMT-06:00)

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“A Tale of Three Cathedrals” Latin American archives hold a treasure trove of sacred music written for the many holidays and feasts of the church year. Join us in our fourth annual celebration of this long-neglected repertoire, honoring the San Antonio Missions’ recent selection as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The performance will include music from Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Durango Cathedrals, with ornate baroque works by Sumaya and Salazar, pleasant galant music by Jerúsalem, Billoni, and the Classically-tinged compositions of Tollis de la Rocca and Juanas.

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First Presbyterian Church

8001 Mesa Drive, Austin, TX

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Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

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Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

2015 15 Nov

4:00 PM - 4:00 PM(GMT-06:00)

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Details

“A Tale of Three Cathedrals” Latin American archives hold a treasure trove of sacred music written for the many holidays and feasts of the church year. Join us in our fourth annual celebration of this long-neglected repertoire, honoring the San Antonio Missions’ recent selection as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The performance will include music from Mexico City, Oaxaca, and Durango Cathedrals, with ornate baroque works by Sumaya and Salazar, pleasant galant music by Jerúsalem, Billoni, and the Classically-tinged compositions of Tollis de la Rocca and Juanas.

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Mission Concepción

807 Mission Road, San Antonio, TX

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Austin Baroque Orchestra & Chorus

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