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Nigel Short Classical Concerts in New York

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Date: Thu, Nov 5, 7:30 PM EST

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Performer credit: Tenebrae Performer credit: Nigel Short , Conductor Announced programme: Nïne silï nebesnïya (Now the Powers of Heaven) Alexander Gretchaninovich (1864-1956) Announced programme: Heruvimskaya pesn (Cherubic Hymn) Mikhail Glinka (1804-1857) Announced programme: Mass for Double Choir Gloria, Sanctus and Benedictus Frank Martin (1890-1974) Announced programme: Wanderers North American premiere Sarah Henderson (b. 2003) Announced programme: On the nature of daylight Max Richter (b. 1966) , arr. Geoff Lawson Announced programme: A Prayer for Deliverance Joel Thompson (b. 1988) Announced programme: The Journey! Jason Max Ferdinand (b. 1977) Announced programme: The dying soldier Traditional , arr. Mack Wilberg (b. 1955) , Nigel Short Announced programme: Going to Heaven! North American premiere Joanna Marsh (b. 1970) Announced programme: Media vita Kerensa Briggs (b. 1991) Announced programme: Figure humaine Francis Poulenc (1899-1963) Numerical general-public admission unconfirmed. Subscription, concession, donation and free-parking benefits are not single-ticket prices. Fees and availability unconfirmed. One public physical Saint Thomas Church Fifth Avenue concert, not its livestream, repeated ticket-production parent or the church-wide worship/rehearsal calendar. Native WordPress post plus agreeing current concert-season card and exact primary full-year date/main-clock prefix establishes this start. No end inferred from template ranges or duration prose; no private choir/student roster. The source prints “Alexander Gretchaninovich” for the opening work; that spelling is unverified and not silently normalized. Formal programme rows, not an essay’s past recordings/collaborations, determine repertoire.

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