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singing GIDDYUP! WITH THE BOSTON POPSThe Lexington Singers and the Children's Choir join the Boston Pops with Keith Lockhart and
the University of Kentucky Symphony Orchestra for a rousing salute to Keeneland on its 75th
Anniversary. Post Time with the Pops will feature music that references the horse and vignettes
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singing grant us peace! RALPH VAUGHAN WILLIAMSWe lift our voices in Vaughan Williams Dona Nobis Pacem, the stirring finale of The Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra's The Human Spirit concert, featuring works as reflective of the intense joy and pain of our times as the times in which they were originally written.
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singing deck the halls! WITH KY CHRISTMAS CHORUS
[December 13 ] 8 PM ] Singletary Center for the Performing Arts ] |
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singing AND HE SHALL REIGN FOREVER AND EVER!We're going for Baroque with Handel's Messiah. Bringing in soloists of world renown. And pulling out all the stops for a tradional grand-scale production that will thrill and inspire — just as it has thrilled and inspired thousands of Lexingtonians for decades. Those in-the-know know not to miss a rare Lexington appearance by soloist Gregory Turay, hailed by the London Times as "one of the brightest natural talents to have emerged from the US in recent years".
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singing LET'S FALL in love!A fun filled night of dinner and music await you at our Le Cabaret event.
What a better way to celebrate an early Valentines Day than with an evening of delicious dinner, an exciting silent auction and to be
serenaded with love songs. Grab your sweetheart and join the Lexington Singers as we say "Let's Fall in Love!"
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singing SWEET ROSE Red LIPS!One of the most popular and challenging pieces of music ever written. This exuberantly earthy, unabashedly sensual work is a high wire act for singers. So of course we're drawn to it again and again. Come watch us walk the tightrope. Without a safety net.
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singing PRAISE BE!We're going back to Shiloh Baptist Church where the magic began. Was it really ten years ago? This annual, exultant act of musical faith and fellowship has become a must-see landmark on the Lexington concert calendar. Demand is huge but the space is not, so come early.
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singing music of the spheres! PLANETS - AN HD ODYSSEYThe Women of The Lexington Singers end the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra's 50th Anniversary Season on a high note. Their soaring harmonies take flight with a spectacular new high-definition film presentation accompanying Holst's masterpiece, The Planets.
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singing LET THE SUNSHINE IN!Talk about a concert to tie-dye for. All will be groovy as the Singers let their hair down and tap into the zeitgeist of the 60's and 70's, performing classic cuts and great anthems from the rock operas, musicals and concept albums that defined the times. If your album collection ever included (or better, still includes) Tommy, Hair, Jesus Christ Superstar, Godspell, Sgt. Pepper's Lonelyhearts Club Band, Days of Future Passed, or Pet Sounds, Aquarius Flashback is a trip you won't want to miss.
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