Featuring True Concord Choir,
Chamber Players & James Sewell Ballet

TAKACH Unfashioned Creature: A Choral Ballet
BRAHMS Neue Liebeslieder Walzer, Op. 65
WINNER Stephen Paulus Emerging Composers Competition

Friday, November 22, 4PM
Sahuarita H.S. Auditorium
Saturday, November 23, 7PM
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Sunday, November 24, 3PM
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church

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Friday, November 22, 2024 at 4:00 PM

Sahuarita USD Auditorium

Saturday, November 23, 2024 at 7:00 PM

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Sunday, November 24, 2024 at 3:00 PM

St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church

Video Concert

Explore the poignancy and power of unrequited love through

music, dance, Frankenstein and Brahms.

Ever since its publishing in 1818, young Mary Shelley’s masterpiece has created an unwavering fascination with Frankenstein, inspiring major performance works created to this day.

What is this endless fascination? Is it a horror story? A love story? What does a book written over 200 years ago tell us about empathy and compassion that we need to learn today?

True Concord is proud to present one of the most recent interpretations; Co-Composer-In-Residence Timothy C. Takach and choreographer Penny Freeh’s Unfashioned Creature, a Choral Ballet, in its Southwest Premiere, performed by the company for which the dance was created.

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James Sewell Ballet

Celebrating literature, the Tucson Festival of Books brings literacy lovers together with authors to celebrate reading, discovery and creativity at the University of Arizona.

MARY SHELLEY WOULD HAVE LOVED THIS EVENT!

Rooted in Shelley’s groundbreaking novel, Unfashioned Creature explores personhood, otherness, abandonment and hopeful yearning, all with vocalists performing a libretto based on Shelley’s text.

Building on last season, True Concord performs the second set of Brahms’sLove Song Waltzes,” for four-hands piano.

And, witness the world premiere of the 2024 Stephen Paulus Emerging Composers Competition winner, Carlos Cordero, with a setting of a Tucson-inspired poem.

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Carlos Cordero