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CANCELED – “RAH!” – Wellington High School Chamber Chorus
Wellington High School Wellington, FL, United StatesConductor Bradford Chase will lead the Wellington High School Chamber Chorus in Muehleisen’s “RAH!” from “Eat Your Vegetables! – Set One” in their Spring Concert.
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CANCELED – “Love Is…” – Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble
Seattle First Baptist ChurchLoren Pontén, conductor of Opus 7 Vocal Ensemble, conducts the choir and trumpet version of Muehleisen's "Love Is..." in a concert featuring NW composers.
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CANCELED – “Two River Nocturnes” – The Singers
First Lutheran Church, Columbia Heights 1555 40th Ave NE, Columbia Heights, MN, United StatesMuehleisen's "Two River Nocturnes: 1. Prairie Waters by Night, 2. River Moons" will be performed by The Singers, conducted by Matthew Culloton.
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CANCELED – “Two River Nocturnes” – The Singers
Mairs Concert Hall 1600 Grand Ave, Saint Paul, MN, United StatesMuehleisen's "Two River Nocturnes: 1. Prairie Waters by Night, 2. River Moons" will be performed by The Singers, conducted by Matthew Culloton.
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CANCELED – “RAH!” – Arlington Community Chorus
Gunston Middle School Arlington, VA, United StatesArlington Community Chorus will perform Muehleisen's "RAH!" from "Eat Your Vegetables! - Set One," conducted by Cynthia Young.
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CANCELED – “Borders” (Complete Version) – Great Bend Chorale
Seattle First Baptist ChurchGreat Bend Chorale, conducted by Matthew Melendez, will perform Muehleisen's "Borders."
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CANCELED – “Borders” (Complete Version) – Great Bend Chorale
St. Edward's Catholic Church 601 W C St, Shelton, Shelton, WA, United StatesGreat Bend Chorale, conducted by Matthew Melendez, will perform Muehleisen's "Borders."
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CANCELED – “Borders” (Complete Version) – University Congregational Church + Bellevue First Congregational Choirs
University Congregational Church 4515 16th Ave. NE, Seattle, WA, United StatesThe complete version of Muehleisen's "Borders" will be performed by University Congregational Church + Bellevue First Congregational Choirs, Heidi Blythe, cond.
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CANCELED – “Sing to Me!” – Concord Chamber Choir
"Sing to Me!" will be performed on a concert by Concord Chamber Choir (Columbia Singers) entitled "Music from the Mist" featuring Pacific NW composers and conducted by Steve Stevens.
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CANCELED – “Humpty Dumpty’s Recitation” – National Children’s Festival Chorus
Carnegie Hall 881 7th Ave, New York, NY, United StatesHumpty Dumpty’s Recitation from Lewis Carroll’s “Through the Looking Glass” (East Coast PREMIERE), will be presented by Manhattan Concert Productions and performed by the National Children’s Festival Chorus (including Georgia Children's Chorus and others), Emily Ellsworth, cond. (Carnegie Hall, NYC)
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RESCHEDULED (TBD) – “Imagination!” – (World Premiere) The Donald Brinegar Singers
The world premiere of a commission for The Donald Brinegar Singers in honor of the conductor’s 70th birthday will be performed by The Donald Brinegar Singers, Donald Brinegar, conducting. The work will feature the poem “Imagination! Who Can Sing Thy … Continue reading
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“O Clavis David” from The Great ‘O’ Anitphons – Ember Vocal Ensemble
St. John's in the Village 224 Waverly Place, New York, NY, United StatesConductor Deborah Simpkin King will lead the Ember Vocal Ensemble in a live-stream performance of Muehleisen's “O Clavis David” from The Great ‘O’ Anitphons .
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Kyrie in Angustiis (Kyrie for Troubled Times – “Orbis Factor”) – Dordt University Concert Choir
B.J. Haan Auditorium, Dordt UniversityConductor Ryan Smit will lead the Dordt University Concert Choir in Muehleisen's Kyrie in Angustiis (Kyrie for Troubled Times – “Orbis Factor”).
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“RAH!” – Pensacola Christian College Recital Choir
Pensacola Christian College Pensacola, FL, United StatesConductor Chan Kim will conduct Pensacola Christian College Recital Choir in a performance of Muehleisen's popular "RAH!" from Eat Your Vegetables! - Set One.
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The Great “O” Antiphons – St. Stephen’s Episcopal Sanctuary Choir
Conductor Brent te Velde conducts Muehleisen's "The Great 'O' Antiphons" as a part of St. Stephen's Episcopal Church's Winter Solstice Concert on December 17, 2021