From Constantinople to California: Greek and Greek-American Choral Works
Follow a 1000-year journey of Byzantine music, from medieval Constantinople to the Greek communities of California. Infused with 19th-century Italian, Russian, and Viennese choral traditions, the musical seeds carried by Greek immigrants to the New World blossomed in the next generation with soaring Renaissance style and Hollywood flair.
Virtual Concert Premiere
Video Premiere Date: 10 Jun 22
Purchase Premiere AccessByzantine Chant and Polyphony Choral works by Michael Adamis (1929–2013), Theodore Bogdanos (1932–2019), Steven Cardiasmenos (b. 1958), Frank Desby (1922–92), Peter Michaelides (1930–2017), and Tikey Zes (b. 1927)
HEALTH AND SAFETY: Cappella Romana follows CDC and local health regulations. All singers are fully vaccinated and are tested during the performance period. All audience members must show proof of full vaccination or a validated negative COVID test prior to entry. At present masks are still required. Thank you for doing your part to keep everyone safe as possible.
Artists on this Program
