Meet Stewart Copeland ⊥ Meet the Artists ⊥ Program Order ⊥ Roxian Theatre ⊥ In the Press
NIGHT 1 TICKETS: Friday, February 7, 8:30pm
NIGHT 2 TICKETS: Saturday, February 8, 8:00pm
The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh presents the world premiere of a new, commissioned work by former rock drummer and founder of The Police, Stewart Copeland,...
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The Greatest Generation: An American Oratorio
Listen to the music ⊥ About Roger Ames
The Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh presents The Greatest Generation: An American Oratorio, an homage to the American family at war. This oratorio combines the popular tunes from the World War II era with new original compositions and arrangements. With a libretto by Dan Kehde and original music and arrangements by Roger Ames with Elizabeth Bassine,...
An Evening with Stewart Copeland
Meet Stewart Copeland ⊥ Personal Message from Stewart ⊥ In the News ⊥ Mr. Smalls Theatre ⊥ Sponsors ⊥ Satan's Fall
YOUR GUIDE TO TONIGHT'S EVENT
PARKING IS FREE after 6:00PM in Millvale. Parking lot of PNC Bank, at 400 Grant Avenue and Butler Street, is available to Mr. Smalls Theatre patrons after...SOLD OUT – Private Dinner with Composer Stewart Copeland
Dine with MCP Composer in Residence Stewart Copeland and MCP Music Director Matthew Mehaffey
Thursday, October 24, 6pm Casbah Restaurant 229 S. Highland Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15206 Includes a seasonal five-course dinner with wine pairings in Casbah’s private dining room. Click here to see dinner menu. $200 per person includes gratuity ($100 tax-deductible) Join music director Matthew Mehaffey and special guest Stewart Copeland...Junior Mendelssohn Concert: From Stranger to Neighbor
The Junior Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh, under the direction of Music Director Dr. Caron Daley, present their annual fall concert, From Stranger to Neighbor. This program explores the ways in which our global world is present in our local communities and neighborhoods, while celebrating how people from diverse backgrounds can become friends through common experience and respect for one another. The movement, from “stranger...