A Night of Song!

Concert Details
Date: Friday, March 26
Time: 7:00 pm
Location: Sisters of St. Joseph, West Hartford CT
A night of singing and merriment! The evening included rousing performances with a stunning finish by the Timothy Edwards Middle School singers.

Concert Program
Programmed composers included Ysaye M. Barnwell, Camila Cano, Emma Lou Deimer, Marie Inconterera, Cherise Leiter, Elizabeth Posten, Joan Szymko, Linda Twine, and Gwyneth Walker.

Performers
Performances by the Jenny Greene, the Timothy Edwards Middle School singers, and the Women Composers Festival Choir (choirs directed by Meredith Neumann and Gabriel Lövfall).

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