Emily Leal-Santiesteban, Author at Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh - Page 8 of 32 Archive

Interrogating the Tradition: Upholding Whiteness in Choral Music

Watch the replay ANYTIME on the Mendelssohn's Facebook page and YouTube channel. Wednesday, July 15, 2020 8pm EDT/7pm CDT

Tesfa Wondemagegnehu has been sharing joy and a vision for equity and justice through song for over a decade. Through a triumvirate of teaching, conducting, and performing, he has...

It is Enough: Mendelssohn’s personal connection to his most famous protagonist, Elijah

Watch the replay ANYTIME on the Mendelssohn's Facebook page and YouTube channel. Wednesday, August 5,...

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RADical Days The Times They Are A-Changin’ Online!

As a recipient of funding from the Allegheny Regional Asset District (RAD), the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh is proud to participate in RADical Days Fall 2020! To celebrate RADical Days, please join composer/arranger Steve Hackman and MCP Music Director Matthew Mehaffey on YouTube, Sunday, October 4 at 7:30pm EST where you will have the chance to watch the first ever complete January 2018...

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Candid Conversations

Watch each discussion AGAIN on the Mendelssohn's Facebook page OR YouTube channel. July 8, Series Overview - Watch the replay ANYTIME on Facebook OR YouTube July 15,...

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“Hallelujah + Alleluia” at Virtual Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival

The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh is back at the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival (TRAF) in 2020, but this time, it's virtual! TRAF will feature the MCP's performance of Steve Hackman's "Hallelujah + Alleluia" from the 2016 Arts Festival on their digital stage. Visit TrustArts.org/TRAF for the chance to relive the performance. Because of the COVID-19 pandemic, The...

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About: Emily Leal-Santiesteban

Recent Posts by Emily Leal-Santiesteban

Interrogating the Tradition: Upholding Whiteness in Choral Music

It is Enough: Mendelssohn’s personal connection to his most famous protagonist, Elijah

RADical Days The Times They Are A-Changin’ Online!

Candid Conversations

“Hallelujah + Alleluia” at Virtual Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival

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