What happens when you combine The Singers - Minnesota Choral Artists and chamber ensemble Zeitgeist with actor and gifted vocalist James Ramlet narrating a story recounting Walt Whitman's time as a civil war nurse?
Well folks...you get the deeply moving world premiere of Craig Carnahan's Ghost Camp. Matthew Culloton, conductor and artistic director of The Singers, said that Ghost Camp was "one of the most poignant and powerful additions to the male chorus repertoire in years."
This work, written for male chorus, narrator, piano, cello, clarinet, and percussion, will be performed on May 29, 7:30 p.m. at Hamline University's Sundin Hall of Music and May 30, 7:30 p.m. at Wayzata Community Church.
Check out this video interview with Matthew Culloton and composer Craig Carnahan.
Interview with Ghost Camp's Craig Carnahan from The Singers on Vimeo.
Some of Shawn Kirchner's beloved arrangements will also be featured on this concert. Please enjoy the video below of The Singers performing his arrangement of Unclouded Day.
Learn more about this concert at www.singersmca.org.
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