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The men of Clerestory perform music of the spirit, from America to the Middle East, in a program of luminous and ethereal song rooted in the most essential values -- love, faith, and hope -- shared by all people. Features composers both old and new, from Rossi to Barber to Whitacre, who derive inspiration from the scales, texts, and religious traditions of Arabic, Persian, American and Jewish cultures.
An event not to be missed!!
The men of Clerestory perform music of the spirit, from America to the Middle East, in a program of luminous and ethereal song rooted in the most essential values -- love, faith, and hope -- shared by all people. Features composers both old and new, from Rossi to Barber to Whitacre, who derive inspiration from the scales, texts, and religious traditions of Arabic, Persian, American and Jewish cultures.
Visit www.clerestory.org to listen to Clerestory, the Bay Area`s acclaimed eight-man classical a cappella ensemble. Our Music Director, Christopher Fritzsche is one of the eight and has arranged a concert at our Center.
Clerestory is (Left to right, back to front): John Bischoff, Chris Fritzsche, Clifton Massey, Jesse Antin, Kevin Baum, Tom Hart, Dan Cromeenes, Fernando Tarango, Justin Montigne
Veterans of San Francisco`s finest vocal groups, Clerestory`s singers, from countertenor to bass, remain members of the Bay Area choral community and pride themselves on providing unparalleled performances to local audiences at progressive prices. Clerestory is named for cathedral windows that let in daylight; we tell the "clear story" of the music we sing through sophisticated performances grounded in decades of experience singing together. Clerestory is a tax-exempt non-profit that relies on you to sustain our unique mission.
This concert is made possible by a sponsorship from two of our members so that all the proceeds after expenses can benefit the General Fund of the Center for Spiritual Living. Our heartfelt gratitude to the donors and to Clerestory for the music, healing and inspiration.