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From our friends at the Annapolis Chorale
 The Creation….for the 21st Century
by Joseph Haydn
Friday, April 23, 7:30 p.m. (post concert Q&A)
Saturday, April 24, 8 p.m.
(pre-concert talk at 7 p.m. in the auditorium)
Ever wanted to see what the Hubble telescope sees from space? Now you can – accompanied by a musical celebration of our world and the universe! J. Ernest Green conducts the Annapolis Chorale and Annapolis Chamber Orchestra in two performances of Haydn’s musical poem, “The Creation,” with a multi-media and lights show celebrating the universe and the Earth in all its glory. Joining the Chorale are soprano
Amy Cofield Williamson, tenor Andre Bierman and baritones Jimi James and Jason Buckwalter.
Bring your kids FREE! Use our Student Rush ticket program one hour before each concert. Students should be under 18 or have a valid ID.
Tickets available for both nights and on sale now!
Need to get out of Crownsville? Our friends at the Annapolis Chorale have just the ticket.
Straight from Broadway
Broadway returns to Annapolis when J. Ernest Green conducts The Annapolis Chamber Orchestra and members of the Annapolis Chorale in Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Oklahoma!” on February 12-13 at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts. Joining Mr. Green for this production is a stellar cast of guest artists, including audience favorites Troy Clark (Curly) and Ashleigh Rabbit Sekoski (Laurey), who enchanted audiences in last season’s “Brigadoon.” Joining them are Katie Hale (Ado Annie), Jason Buckwalter (Will Parker), Molly Moore Green (Aunt Eller) and Tim King (Ali Hakim). This production also features dancers from the Ballet Theatre of Maryland, who will perform the beautiful “Dream Ballet,” and members of StageWorkz ensemble. Members of the Annapolis Chorale will also appear. Continue reading Hear the “Corn as High as an Elephant’s Eye”
This weekend the Annapolis Chorale will once again present its magnificent performance of Handel’s Messiah in concert at St. Anne’s Church in Annapolis. Obviously they are concerned about the weather. Director J. Ernest Green wants everyone to know that the Chorale will honor all tickets for any Messiah Performance over the weekend. If their schedule changes, they will post an update on Green’s blog
Crownsville: My friend Phyllis Everette has been part of the Annapolis Chorale for most of her adult life. She was the manager for quite a bit of that time and participated as the group went from a local organization to one of greater recognition. They have sung at Carnegie Hall. They added a fabulous youth chorus, which adds some of the areas best young voices to their performances. They’ve broadened their repertoire. Fortunately for us they’ve taken their show on the road, too. Phyllis has passed on the information about a great summer entertainment opportunity. The Chorale will be treating their audience to a fabulous program over on the shores of the Magothy this coming week. Continue reading A Summer Treat – Starlit Broadway a la Annapolis Chorale
Fatinah Tilfah  Shouvik Mondle  Natalie Conte  J. Ernest Green Dido and Aeneas, Henry Purcell’s 17th century Baroque opera, has it all. The Annapolis Chorale presents it all on Saturday, April 4 at 8:00 p.m. Closing its 2008-2009 season with the dramatic flair of this tragic love story, the Chorale and Annapolis Chamber Orchestra both under the direction of J. Ernest Green, will perform at St. Anne’s Episcopal Church. Continue reading Royalty, Disaster, Love, Envy, Sorcery, Departure, Death
If you’ve never been to an Annapolis Chorale concert, you are missing an entertainment delight. Under the direction of J. Ernest Green — Ernie — chorale music comes to life with the voices of 180 volunteers who truly love to sing. Well-known in our area for their performance of traditional choral music and Christmas programs, the Chorale is equally adept when it comes to singing Broadway, Jazz, and more. The Chorale is in its 36th season, and their next concert is March 13-14. Tickets for this concert of Russian music are available from Maryland Hall– read more from their press release … Continue reading Annapolis Chorale goes Russian
The Annapolis Chorale and Chamber Orchestra, under the direction of J. Ernest Green, continues its 36th season on Friday and Saturday, February 13-14, at Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts with Alan J. Lerner and Frederick Loewe‘s Tony Award-winning “Brigadoon.” This musical tale of two modern hikers who stumble upon the legendary village of Brigadoon, which appears for one day every 100 years, has had several popular runs over the years on the stages of New York and London and was made into a movie starring Gene Kelly in 1954. In this Broadway in Annapolis production, the interwoven stories told through the words and music of Lerner and Loewe benefit from the Chorale’s signature combination of staged play and concert featuring a full orchestra, chorus and soloists/actors including Troy Clark (Tommy), Ashleigh Rabbitt Sekoski (Fiona) and Tom Magette (Charlie). Members of the Annapolis Chorale also appear in supporting roles. Continue reading Annapolis Chorale Presents Brigadoon
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