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ARS MUSICA of Bergen County, NJ Announces its 2012-2013 Season and Asks for Help!

October 14, 2012 by Alexandra Cramer Leave a Comment

Ars Musica based in Ridgewood, New Jersey announces its 2012-2013 season and invites interested patrons to help, donate, advertise in its concert programs and volunteer their time.  Ars Musica’s first concert is on Saturday, November 17, 2012, 8PM, at which it will perform Rachmaninoff’s Vespers: All-Night Vigil, featuring Kelly Crandell, conductor; Victoria Tralongo, soprano; Cory Clines, bass; and Patrick Hogan, tenor. 
 
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OCT 2012
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We get by with a little help from our friends.

The Ars Musica season is in full swing! How can you contribute? We’re glad you asked:
  • Ars Musica depends on the generous contributions of our patrons; consider Becoming a Donor.
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Place an Advertisement for your business or service on our Web site or in our programs.
  • Put your skills to work for Ars Musica by Becoming a Volunteer.
  • Spread the word about our terrific 2012–2013 Season.

Program Advertisements 
 October 25th 

Our audience pays attention to our advertisers and makes a special effort to support the businesses who support us. Show your support for Ars Musica by advertising in our 2012–2013 season programs. 
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Did you know?

Rachmaninoff’s favorite movement of the “All-Night Vigil” was the fifth, “Lord, now lettest Thou Thy servant depart in peace.” He liked it so much that he wanted it sung at his funeral.

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Your contributions as an Individual, Foundation or Corporation are vital for Ars Musica to support our fostering the cultural life of our community.

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Contact us

Ars Musica Chorale
P.O. Box 525
Paramus, NJ 07653

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+1 (973) 628–8793

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Member of the Month

Ars Musica thanks Judy Herman 
as the October Member of the Month.

Judy Herman has been with Ars Musica for four years now and is one of the Alto Section Leaders. She says, “I joined because I really missed singing. I sang in choirs throughout high school and college.”  When she met former Ars Musica member Michael Gross at the gym, he suggested that she join. She explained, “I jumped at the chance!” 
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Judy Herman

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In Case You Missed Her: Irina Petrik


On Saturday, September 15, Ars Musica was joined by Irina Petrik,Russian coach and operatic soprano, for a Russian Language Workshopand performance. Participants received expert diction training and dazzling performances accompanied by Ars Musica’s own Kelly Crandell. Check out our video of Irina and Kelly performing Rachmaninoff’s stunningDream.
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  Irina Petrik, soprano
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The 2012–2013 Season

Rachmaninoff

 

Rachmaninoff: Vespers (All-Night Vigil)

Join us in experiencing the sound of “the other Rachmaninoff”.
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Messiah

 

Early Music All-Stars Messiah Singalong

 An exciting and different way to celebrate the season of joy!
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La bohème

 

Puccini: La bohème

Spend an evening in Paris of the 1840s—no passport necessary.
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Stravinsky & Bruckner

 

Stravinsky & Bruckner: A Masterworks Concert

Bruckner: Mass in E Minor
Stravinsky: Symphony of Psalms
Sullivan: World Premiere

A Masterworks Concert that speaks for itself; come join in witnessing the birth of a new masterwork by Martha Sullivan.
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