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Beethoven Missa Solemnis

May 30, 2020
7:30 pm
Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts

After evaluating the ongoing Pandemic and extraordinary challenges that the world is facing, the Missa Solemnis Alliance has decided to postpone our performance of the Beethoven, Missa Solemnis to 2021.  Further information will be forthcoming at a later date. 

Regarding tickets that have already been purchased, there are two options for ticket holders:

1. You can keep your tickets and apply them to the 2021 performance date 

2. You can receive a full refund by returning your tickets to the location where they were purchased for a full refund

For questions, please contact the Box Office at (806)378-3096.

Missa Solemnis Alliance

Chamber Music Amarillo

Panhandle PBS

Amarillo College

Amarillo Master Chorale

Amarillo Symphony

West Texas A&M University

First Baptist Church Amarillo 

Presents:
Beethoven, Missa Solemnis
The Missa Solemnis Alliance represents many of the very best in our community and beyond, coming together in celebration of the 250th anniversary of the birth of Beethoven. This concert also celebrates the Panhandle Spirit, as we present this incredibly challenging work.  Rarely done, this music requires musicians who must give an enormous effort asked by Beethoven. This once in a lifetime experience featuring 120 musicians on stage will amaze you and make you proud of the extraordinary talent in our community. Don’t miss this incredible work, a piece described by Beethoven as, “the greatest music I have ever written.” 

Michael Palmer, Conductor

Katie Van Kooten, Soprano soloist

Ellen Graham, Mezzo-Soprano soloist

Eric Barry, Tenor soloist

Clayton Brainard, Bass soloist

Missa Solemnis Alliance Orchestra & Chorus

Visit the Missa Solemnis Alliance Facebook page or website missasolemnis.org to learn more about this project and watch for the Panhandle PBS online documentary throughout the 2019 - 20 season.