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Thomas Lloyd’s Bonhoeffer

[First published 16 Mar 2013 in the Broad Street Review and reprinted with permission.] Because Donald Nally and The Crossing have performed my music, anything favorable I write about them might be re… more →

Kile Smith

Conductor Donald Nally Talks Singing With The Stones

Erica wrote 10 hours ago: Philadelphia, Pa (WOGL) - On Tuesday morning The Breakfast Club spoke with Donald Nally, conductor o … more →

Tags: features, Shows, Rolling Stones, WOGL, You Cant always get what you want

Philadelphia Choir To Sing On Stage With Rolling Stones — 3 comments

sacidor wrote 1 day ago: By: Dan Wing PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – As the Rolling Stones get set for the first of two highly an … more →

Tags: News, Local, watch & listen, seen on, Philadelphia, Syndicated Local, KYW Newsradio 1060, Dan Wing, The Rolling Stones

Classical music Q&A: Edgewood College conductor Albert Pinssonneault discusses The Madison Choral Project, a new professional vocal group, makes its debut this Saturday night with a program celebrating Spring.

welltemperedear wrote 1 month ago: By Jacob Stockinger The Madison Choral Project (below) – a new vocal group on the Isthmus -– will gi … more →

Tags: Classical Music, Madison, University of Wisconsin- Madison, Jacob Stockinger, Edgewood College, Choir, Ralph Vaughan Williams, hubert parry, Lutheran

Thomas Lloyd's Bonhoeffer

Kile Smith wrote 3 months ago: [First published 16 Mar 2013 in the Broad Street Review and reprinted with permission.] Because Dona … more →

Tags: New Compositions, Choral Music, Lutheran, Broad Street Review, Thomas Lloyd, The Crossing, Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Nazism, Adolf Hitler

The Crossing in Philly and NYC

jamesprimosch wrote 6 months ago: It is a lucky month for me with respect to my choral music. I’ve already posted about how Emma … more →

Tags: Emmanuel Music, The Crossing

Wie schön leuchtet with modern instruments

Kile Smith wrote 6 months ago: From Vespers, my Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern was performed this evening at Northwestern Unive … more →

Tags: Church Music, new music, CDS, Choral Music, early music, Piffaro!, vespers, The Crossing, Wie schön leuchtet der Morgenstern

Performances this fall

jamesprimosch wrote 10 months ago: Two additions to the Upcoming and Recent Performances page: Times Like These, the clarinet and piano … more →

Tags: Albany Records, The Crossing, Jean Kopperud, lisa oberlander, yien wang, Columbus State University

The Crossing sings my music on the radio

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: Live performances of Vespers, The Waking Sun, and Where Flames a Word will be on the radio this week … more →

Tags: Choral Music, new music, radio, wrti, Paul Celan, Piffaro!, seneca, The Crossing, The Waking Sun

Vespers in the Chestnut Hill Local

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: In “Masterpiece brings packed house Sunday to Hill church,” Michael Caruso called the 20 … more →

Tags: Choral Music, Liturgical Music, Lutheran, new music, spirituality, Piffaro!, vespers, The Crossing, chestnut hill local

Vespers, New York preview

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: Christian Carey writes about Monday’s concert of Vespers Jan. 9th, here. It’s Piffaro an … more →

Tags: new music, Choral Music, Piffaro!, vespers, The Crossing, Robert Wiemken, Park Avenue Christian Church, christian carey

Vespers notes

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: A few hours before the first of three concerts, here are my notes to Vespers from four years ago … more →

Tags: Music Composition, new music, Lutheran, Choral Music, Piffaro!, Psalms, Renaissance Music, The Crossing, Martin Luther

Profile in the Philadelphia Inquirer

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: Some scattered thoughts on the interview with David Patrick Stearns in today’s Philadelphia In … more →

Tags: Composition, Music Composition, new music, Choral Music, chamber music, jazz, Dance music, Lutheran, David Patrick Stearns

Vespers preview in the Weekly Press

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: The Vespers performances by Piffaro and The Crossing gets a mention by John Lane in the Weekly Press … more →

Tags: new music, New Compositions, Choral Music, Piffaro!, vespers, The Crossing, WEEKLY PRESS, john lane

Where flames a word, CD review

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: Quebec’s François Couture’s Listening Diary, in French and English, ”IS NOT a coll … more →

Tags: new music, Cd Reviews, Choral Music, David Shapiro, Kirsten Broberg, Where flames a word, paul fowler, Frank Havroy, françois couture

The Waking Sun in the Chestnut Hill Local

Kile Smith wrote 1 year ago: Seven members of Tempesta di Mare Baroque Orchestra accompanied The Crossing under Nally’s direction … more →

Tags: Choral Music, new music, chestnut hill local, Tempesta di Mare, The Crossing, The Waking Sun

Neue Bahnen

Michael Lawrence wrote 1 year ago: It is conventional wisdom these days that serious music making is in trouble.  The public doesn … more →

Tags: Culture, Music, Arts, The Crossing, Lars Halle Jazz Orchestra, Kile Smith, jazz, Kamran Ince, Gabriel Jackson

Sunday Afternoon Miscellany

jamesprimosch wrote 2 years ago: - go here for video on The Crossing, Donald Nally’s splendid new music choir here in Philly. T … more →

Tags: John Adams, The Crossing, Deborah Voigt, Schoenberg, Bruckner, Cleveland Orchestra

Month of Moderns

Kile Smith wrote 2 years ago: Donald Nally is interviewed here in the Philadelphia Inquirer (“Taking chorus in unheard-of di … more →

Tags: new music, Choral Music, Philadelphia Inquirer, David Lang, Kamran Ince, Gabriel Jackson, The Crossing, Eriks Esenvalds, The Waking Sun

The Waking Sun, overview

Kile Smith wrote 2 years ago: The Waking Sun is my attempt to understand Stoicism. When Donald Nally first asked me to participate … more →

Tags: new music, spirituality, New Compositions, Choral Music, The Crossing, seneca the younger, Stoicism, Christianity, The Waking Sun


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