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    Salt Lake Choral Artists

    October 18, 2008

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    Salt Lake Choral Artists open their season with Multicultural Celebration. Savor the exotic sounds, sight and rhythms of Africa, the Pacific Rim, Latin America, Cuba, Taiwan and Australia. Under the direction of Dr. Brady Allred, Salt Lake Choral Artists will present an international repertoire that includes music from many countries and sung in over twelve languages.

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      Tickets: $12.75-$18.75

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    • Dates & Times

      Dates:
      October 18, 2008

      Times:
      Saturday 7:30pm

    • Venue Info

      Libby Gardner Hall - University of Utah

      201 Presidents Circle Salt Lake City, UT 84112

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      • Event Name: Salt Lake Choral Artists Presents 'Elijah'
        "It's like experiencing the drama alongside Elijah"
        Comment posted by: Jan Garbett from Salt Lake City, UT, Apr 19, 2008

        The Elijah oratorio is not done as frequently as Messiah. In the past I’ve had to wait years to hear it performed live. When I last heard it the the soloist was the major draw. But under the demanding... Expand

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        The Elijah oratorio is not done as frequently as Messiah. In the past I’ve had to wait years to hear it performed live. When I last heard it the the soloist was the major draw. But under the demanding and gifted work of Dr. Brady Allred the Salt Lake Choral Artists have been able to devote the time and preparation this piece deserves. As a member of his choir I can attest it has been rigorous work, but at the same time pleasure. What glorious music this is, and telling such an incredible story. For the time being my favorite moment in the oratorio is when the men sing "Go return upon thy way" –music so beautifully crafted by Mendelssohn and coupled with the vocal skill Allred magically pulls from the men’s section it is like you are transported to the prophet's side and hearing the commission with Elijah himself. Collapse

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