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WINTER WONDERS
3 pm Sunday December 14, 2008
Elmbrook Church
777 S. Barker Road, Brookfield, WI
The season comes alive with the sound of singing as the Milwaukee Children’s Choir explores the shimmering, glittering, shining and silvery wonders of winter. Features Classical masters including Haydn and Mozart, contemporary composers Rutter and Leavitt and a selection of traditional seasonal favorites that will brighten the dark days of winter with cheer!
MILWAUKEE CHILDREN’S CHOIR SING-A-THON
Saturday February 7, 2009
Bayshore Mall Rotunda
It’s “out of the Hall and into the Mall” as the Milwaukee Children’s Choir takes its show on the road to the community! All five choirs and selected upper choir soloists, duets and small ensembles will present an all-day selection of favorite songs in the friendly come-and-go atmosphere of the Bayshore Town Center to benefit the educational programs of MCC. Invite your friends, grab a latte and enjoy!
MILWAUKEE YOUTH MUSIC CELEBRATION
3 pm Sunday March 15, 2009
Elmbrook Church
777 S. Barker Road, Brookfield, WI
Milwaukee Children’s Choir and Milwaukee Youth Symphony Orchestra celebrate some of the world’s greatest classical music.
RIVER CHILD
Roots & Wings Festival 2009
4 pm Saturday April 4, 2009
Milwaukee Lutheran High School
9700 W. Grantosa Drive, Milwaukee, WI
Keep the river flowin’ and together we'll keep growin’. Join the Milwaukee Children’s Choir and several invited area guest choirs on an exciting exploration of the great rivers of the world: the Nile, the Mississippi, the Amazon, the Rhine and the Yangtze. Performing River Child by Chicago composer Rollo Dilworth, you too will discover what every River Child knows: “Water is Life!”
HOW CAN I KEEP FROM SINGING!
A 15th Anniversary Celebration
May 15 or 31, 2009 (date and venue to be announced)
The Milwaukee Children’s Choir, alumni and guest performers celebrate 15 years of music, memories, friendship and growth. All five choir levels will be featured along with a special retrospective of choral favorites including excerpts from David Fanshawe’s African Sanctus.
