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The concert will feature the ISU Chamber Choir, with 24 voices; the ISU Concert Choir, with 50 voices; Scott Anderson, conductor; and Natalia Lauk, piano. Special guests include Century High School Century Singers with Elissa Jones as the conductor and Jason Bartosic as the pianist.

The ISU Chamber Choir will perform the first choral movement from J.S. Bach's 鈥淐antata No. 4,鈥� 鈥淐hrist lag in Todesbanden, Kyrie鈥�, from the 鈥淩equiem鈥� by Maurice Durufl茅, Claudio Monteverdi's madrigal,鈥淪i ch'io vorrei morire,鈥� 鈥淓ight Laughters鈥� by Korean composer,

Hyo-Won Woo and 鈥淐ourage, My Soul and African-American Spiritual鈥� by Roll Dilworth.  Tenor-soloist Matt Spaletta, and pianist Lauk will be featured during the Dilworth piece.   

The Chamber Choir was chosen to perform at the Northwest Conference of the American Choral Directors Association in Portland, Oregon, last month as one of six university choirs from the six-state region.

The 50-voice ISU Concert Choir will present English Renaissance composer

William Byrd's setting of 鈥淎ve verum corpus,鈥� Janika Vandervelda's choral piece, 鈥淗ilariter,鈥� based upon a text by Hildegard of Bingen.  Two movements from Canadian composer Stephen Chatman's Due North will be performed. These pieces, 鈥淢ountains鈥� and 鈥淭rees鈥� were written to sonically depict the aural aspects of the natural aspects of the North American forests. The Concert Choir will then be joined by the Century Singers for the final piece of the program 鈥淩ide On, King Jesus鈥� by Moses Hogan, also featuring Lauk.

Tickets are $8 for adults, $6 for ISU faculty and staff, $4 for pre-college students and free for ISU students.