MUSIC

A Musical Portrayal of the Human Experience

Jung-Ho Pak, Conductor - Barbara Quintiliani, Soprano - Jayne Sleder, Mezzo Soprano
Chatham Chorale - Falmouth Chorale
A colossal work that features offstage brass, a massive battery of percussion and a triumphant finale incorporating hundreds of singers and players.

MAHLER

Mahler’s hymn to eternity culminates a season of celebration in magnificent fashion. A colossal, sprawling work, the Second Symphony features offstage brass, a massive battery of percussion and a vast and triumphant finale - one of the most powerful climaxes in all of music -- incorporating hundreds of singers and players. The CCSO, soprano Barbara Quintiliani, mezzo soprano Jayne Sleder, the Chatham Chorale and the Falmouth Chorale converge to portray the human experience in musical terms, with life, love, death and the promise of rebirth defining the journey.

Gustav Mahler - Symphony No. 2 in C minor, “Resurrection”


Barbara Quintiliani, Soprano
The first American woman in twenty-five years to win First Prize in the prestigious Francisco Viñas Singing Competition, as well as the Verdi and Public Prizes, Quintiliani has been compared to such iconic singers as Leyla Gencer, Montserrat Caballé and Rosa Ponselle.

Jayne Sleder, Mezzo Soprano
Celebrated both at home and in Europe, mezzo-soprano Jayne Sleder has established herself as a commanding presence on the orchestral stage and is recognized for the diversity of her oratorio, opera, symphonic and recital repertoire.