As part of the regular worship service, the North Orlando SDA Church Sanctuary Choir and Friends will present selections from Handel’s Messiah.
Sandra J. Baldwin, music director
Michael Andrews, pianist
Wm. Glenn Osborne, organist
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Christmas with the Basilica Choir
The Basilica’s annual celebration of Advent and Christmas music, featuring favorites for choir and orchestra. And don’t forget the sing-along! This is our most popular concert, so come early for the best seats. Preceeding the concert at 5:30pm will be an open house at the Basilica Gift Shop and Museum with light refreshments.
Featured on the program will be selections from the new Basilica Choir Christmas CD, including “God, We Would Hear the Angels Sing” by Wm. Glenn Osborne. Video of the performance may be seen here.
UCF Choir Concert
Choir Concert featuring the UCF Chamber Choir, University Choir, and Women’s Choir.
The concert will include Gloria by John Rutter.
David L. Brunner, conductor
Wm. Glenn Osborne, organist
C. S. Lewis Evensong
At the invitation of the Canterbury Club of Rollins College, The St. Richard’s Schola under the direction of Dr. Carl MaultsBy will sing for Evensong in commemoration of Clive Staples Lewis on November 17, 2013 at Knowles Chapel on the campus of Rollins College. Included during the service will be the world premiere of “To Love Is to Be Breakable” by Wm. Glenn Osborne with text by John Dalles.
Mozart Requiem
The 3rd annual Summer Classical Series concert of the Central Florida Community Choir will be a performance of Mozart’s Requiem in D Minor.
Jacob Haines, music director
Central Florida Community Arts Orchestra
with Wm. Glenn Osborne, Organist
Trumpet Recital
Trumpet Recital by William Luckett
Wm. Glenn Osborne, piano and organ
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Complete repertoire list available here.
Trumpet Recital
Event Description:
Trumpet Recital by William Luckett
Wm. Glenn Osborne, piano and organ
- Intrada – Joseph Turrin
- The Hollow Men – Vincent Persichetti (ORGAN)
- Four Lyrics: Mvt. III – Mist in the Valley – Eric Ewazen
- Horizons Sonata – Joshua Hobbs – *world premier
INTERMISSION
- Legende – Georges Enesco
- Four Lyrics: Mvt. IV – The Buck in the Snow – Eric Ewazen
- Sonata: Mvt. I Alan Hovhaness (ORGAN)
- Cantabile et Scherzetto – Philippe Gaubert
Event Date
04/09/2013
Event Time
7:30 pm
Event Venue
First Presbyterian Church of Maitland341 North Orlando AvenueMaitland, FL 32751
St. Patrick’s Day Concert
Event Description:
A St. Patrick’s Day Celebration with the Basilica Choir and the Emerald String Quartet
Erin Go Bragh! Hear traditional Irish favorites along with new with a Celtic flavor composed by Robert Kerr.
Wm. Glenn Osborne, organist
Dr. William Picher, director
Tickets $10
Event Date
Sunday, 3/17/2013
Event Time
3:00pm
Event Venue
Basilica of the National Shrine of Mary, Queen of the Universe
8300 Vineland Avenue
Orlando, Florida 32821
407-239-6600
Stainer Crucifixion
Event Description:
Choristers from Central Florida American Guild of Organists member choirs will perform The Crucifixion by John Stainer.
Ben Lane, Canon Musician at the Cathedral Church of St. Luke will conduct.
Wm. Glenn Osborne will serve as organist.
A free will offering will be collected to benefit the scholarship fund of the CFAGO.
Event Date
3/10/2013
Event Time
3:00 pm
Event Venue
First United Methodist Church
142 East Jackson Street
Orlando, FL 32801
The British Way!
Event Description:
Join us as the Festival Singers of Florida, conducted by Dr. Kevin Fenton, celebrates British Choral music, including Vaughan Williams, Taverner, and the newly composed Missa Brevis by Jonathan Dove. The “crowning moment” will surely be the Rutter Gloria, including full brass and organ.
Tickets: $10
Event Date
1/19/2013
Event Time
7:30 pm
Event Venue
Winter Park Presbyterian Church
400 S. Lakemont Avenue
Winter Park, FL 32792
Directions are available here.
Included on the program will be “Seek Him That Maketh the Seven Stars” by Jonathan Dove. You can see the last performance of this work by the Festival Singers of Florida below:
Also included will be “Let the People Praise Thee, O God” by William Mathias. While preparing the piece, I discovered this recording done by fellow Westminster Choir College alum Mark Husey at Saint Peter’s Catholic Church in Columbia, South Carolina. Enjoy!