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St Olaf Choir features a local

April 3, 2010 by Allen H Simon Leave a Comment


Minnesota Public Radio features an item on a St. Olaf Choir performance of music by Abbie Burt Benitis.
The audience sat silently, transfixed by the beauty and creativity of the piece and granted the composer a prolonged ovation. At intermission she was besieged by admirers.
Abbie is the grand-niece of Christmas-carol composer Alfred Burt. 

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  1. Tom Carter says

    April 7, 2010 at 4:26 pm

    I had the pleasure of meeting both Abbie Betinis and Joshua Shank at the same time (at the 2009 ACDA-MN Summer Dialogue Conference) … and encourage all who don’t know their work already to investigate. Great stuff!
     
    http://www.abbiebetinis.com/
     
    http://www.joshuashank.com/
     
    All my best,
     
    Tom
     
    Tom Carter
    http://www.choralcharisma.com
     
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