Use for performance listings. This is an archive of events that have appeared in my performance calendar.
In a return engagement at “Music in the Meadows” in Chapel Hill, Ellen will be joined by pianist Diane Petteway, bassist Robbie Link, and guitarist Bernie Petteway for a special Valentine’s Day concert for Carolina Meadows residents and their guests. “What the L?” features songs by “L” composers and lyricists–think Lerner & Lowe, Burton Lane, […]
Profess your love with the NCMC Chamber Choir’s annual Valentine’s presentation. The 16-voice choir and piano trio will perform selections by the Great American Songbook duo of Rodgers & Hart (Bewitched, My Romance, The Lady is a Tramp, and My Funny Valentine), plus, music from Broadway and film newcomers Pasek & Paul (Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land, and The Greatest
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Profess your love with the NCMC Chamber Choir’s annual Valentine’s presentation. The 16-voice choir and piano trio will perform selections by the Great American Songbook duo of Rodgers & Hart (Bewitched, My Romance, The Lady is a Tramp, and My Funny Valentine), plus, music from Broadway and film newcomers Pasek & Paul (Dear Evan Hansen, La La Land, and The Greatest
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“WHAT THE L?”–10TH ANNUAL CABARET FOR VALENTINE’S DAY Friday, February 8, 2019 7:00 PM 9:00 PM The Regulator Bookshop (map) “What the L?” features songs by “L” composers and lyricists–think Lerner & Lowe, Burton Lane, Tom Lehrer, Michel Legrand, Frank Loesser, and more! It’s a surprisingly diverse group, with selections that range from heartbreaking ballads to swinging
Nathan Leaf, Conductor Jeanne Fisher, Soprano Aaron Carlyle, Tenor Marc Callahan, Baritone Cantata 140 is a chorale cantata composed by J.S. Bach in 1731, using a very famous chorale, “Wachet auf” (Sleepers, Awake!) which appears in many Christian hymnals. The original hymn was written in 1599 by German pastor Philipp Nicolai, after surviving a deadly
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“What the L?” features songs by “L” composers and lyricists–think Lerner & Lowe, Burton Lane, Tom Lehrer, Michel Legrand, Frank Loesser, and more! It’s a surprisingly diverse group, with selections that range from heartbreaking ballads to swinging jazz to hilarious comedic numbers. You can always count on Ellen to explore the nooks and crannies of