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Choral performance of Brahms German Requiem with the North Shore Camerata Chamber Choir, directed by Jenny Firth and Saint Peters Cathedral Choir, Hamilton directed by Rachel Griffiths-Hughes.

Wayne L Senior

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Performing as a member of the combined Camerata and Saint Peters Cathedral Choirs provided excellent opportunities for the in-depth exploration of the composition and orchestration techniques employed by Brahms, one of the great composers of choral music. It also provide excellent opportunities to work with the excellent soloists Elizabeth Mandeno and James Harrison along with accompanists Jenny Gibbs and Peter Watts.

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Performing as a member of the combined Camerata and Saint Peters Cathedral Choirs provided excellent opportunities for the in-depth exploration of the composition and orchestration techniques employed by Brahms, one of the great composers of choral music. It also provide excellent opportunities to work with the excellent soloists Elizabeth Mandeno and James Harrison along with accompanists Jenny Gibbs and Peter Watts.

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Performing as a member of the combined Camerata and Saint Peters Cathedral Choirs provided excellent opportunities for the in-depth exploration of the composition and orchestration techniques employed by Brahms, one of the great composers of choral music. It also provide excellent opportunities to work with the excellent soloists Elizabeth Mandeno and James Harrison along with accompanists Jenny Gibbs and Peter Watts.

Key concepts: Choir, Firth, Orchestration, Art, SAINT, Art history, Visual arts, German

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