Schedule

Issachah joins the OSESP for their "The profound beauty between 'Pathetic' and 'Glory'" concert as one of two featured soloists for Puccini's Messa di Gloria

Issachah Savage, Tenor Sheyang, BassBartione                                                                                                                                                                                                                 
Thierry Fischer, conductor

Issachah returns to Sāo Paolo to join  OSESP for performances of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9

Amanda Forsythe, soprano
Mei Gui Zhang, soprano
Harold Wilson, bass
North Carolina Master Chorale

Carlos Miguel Prieto, conductor

Live - Love - Pray!

Songs that celebrate the love of life, the gift of love ,and the power of prayer!

in collaboartion with Matthew Bachman, piano

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Beethoven wrote his Missa solemnis to “awaken and permanently instill spiritual feelings … in singers and listeners alike.” Framed by the structure of the Catholic mass, the work becomes both a luminous testament of faith and a tribute to our shared humanity. This performance closes Music Director Ken-David Masur’s final season and marks the Milwaukee Symphony Chorus’ 50th anniversary. As Beethoven inscribed on the score’s first page: “From the heart—may it go to the heart.”

Yannick Nézet-Séguin leads The Philadelphia Orchestra and Colorado Symphony Chorus in Beethoven’s choral masterpiece, Symphony No. 9, featuring the beloved “Ode to Joy,” with an incredible cast of singers including Leah Hawkins, Eve Gigliotti, Issachah Savage, and Joshua Hopkins. And Terence Blanchard’s thrilling Suite from Fire Shut Up in My Bones with open the program.
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Philadelphia Orchestra Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin returns to SPAC to kick off 60th anniversary season with the piece that opened the Orchestra’s first season at SPAC in 1966, Beethoven’s iconic Ninth Symphony, featuring soprano Leah Hawkins, mezzo-soprano J’Nai Bridges, tenor Issachah Savage, and bass-baritone Ryan Speedo Green and the Albany Pro Musica.

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Aspen's final concert of the season celebrates America’s 250th anniversary with a Leonard Bernstein masterpiece the Chichester Psalms and Beethoven's most timeless transcendent and iconic work: Symphony No. 9; universally embraced as a beacon of hope and unity.