Sim Shalom Grant Peace
Holiday Music from Around the World
The Arizona Repertory Singers presents holiday music from around the world, featuring eight different languages and composers of different cultural and ethnic backgrounds, including “Eit barn er fodt i Bethlehem” by Norwegian composer Orjan Matre, “Don Oíche Úd i mBeithil” by Irish Composer David Mooney, and “Go Tell It On the Mountain” by African-American Composer Evelyn Simpson Curenton.
With great excitement we are planning concerts in our regular venues this winter.
Grace St. Paul’s | December 10, 7:30 p.m.
Christ the King Episcopal | December 12, 7:30 p.m.
St. Albans | December 17, 7:30 p.m.
Christ Church United Methodist | December 19, 3:00 p.m.
We look forward to seeing you as we sing together again.
Our COVID policy:
As a performing arts organization, our audiences come first. Here is what we are doing to protect you at our performances this December.
1.
All ARS singers and staff
are vaccinated.
2.
All patrons must be
vaccinated and
wear masks.
3.
Ticket sales will be limited
to half the seating capacity
for each venue.
4.
Seating will be socially distanced, with audience members encouraged to
sit six feet apart, and in
every other row.
Choral music breaks down boundaries that divide us,
and encircles the entire human race with the spirit of togetherness.
The Arizona Repertory Singers is an auditioned ensemble of singers from greater Tucson. Since 1984, we have presented high quality performances of the standard repertoire and new music. We hope our choral music spreads a message of harmony and inspiration.
We look forward to exploring more works by composers from diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds – now and in the future.
Latest News
Our Optimism in the Arizona Daily Star
Cathy Burch wrote about us again! You can read the April 19th article, “Tucson virtual spring concerts seek to breathe new life into a COVID-19 world” article on Arizona Daily Star’s site.
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