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Let Us Break Bread Together: A Holiday Celebration |
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Sunday, December 11, 4pm Paramount Theatre, Oakland Michael Morgan, Conductor Adult Tickets: Youth under 18: Ticket Price Chart Featuring: Oakland East Bay Symphony, Oakland Symphony Chorus, Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir, Mt. Eden High School Choir, Klezmer band Kugelplex and a special guest appearance by Joan Baez! Program Let Us Break Bread Together orchestral arrangement by Ellen Hoffman choral arrangement by Terrance Kelly We Three Kings arranged by Dave Brubeck "All My Hope" from To Hope: A Celebration Dave Brubeck Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre I Wonder as I Wander John Jacob Niles arranged by Terrance Kelly Fantasia on Greensleeves Ralph Vaughan Williams Los Guisados de la Berendjena Jewish from Turkey, traditional Jari Ya Hammouda Tunisian, traditional arranged by Dan Cantrell Battle Hymn of the Republic arranged by Peter J. Wilhousky lyrics by Julia Ward Howe Intermission Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson Come Thou Fount of Every Blessing arranged by Mack Wilberg, lyrics by Robert Robinson Hodie Christus Natus Est Healey Willan God is God Steve Earle Where Does Love Come From The Bluestein Family Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah George Frederic Handel O Holy Night Adolphe Adam arranged by Terrance Kelly, lyrics by John Sullivan Dwight For He is Great arranged by Terrance Kelly Walk Together, Children Ellen Hoffman & Terrance Kelly Joan Baez will also perform 2 additional pieces (placement on program tbd): Swing Low, Sweet Chariot and Salt of the Earth. Theres no better way to get in the holiday spirit than by coming to Let Us Break Bread Together, now a beloved Bay Area seasonal tradition. Join us for inspiring performances of gospel music, classical selections, holiday favorites and sing-alongs. This years concert will feature a special guest appearance by legendary folk singer Joan Baez, who is delighted to be able to join us after having to withdraw from last years concert due to an injury. Bring some friends, bring the family or come on your own youre sure to have a great time! As OIGC Artistic Director Terrance Kelly said in an interview last year, This is the way Christmas is supposed to be: people coming together to celebrate one another. (Suitable for children 4 and over.) |
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