#351
Posted: 12/10/07 at 1:35pm
You were right there, Shamey, enjoying it. You just don't remember. Shockingly!
Here's the review for those interested:
Christmas Rappings
December 07, 2007
By Robert Windeler
This Al Carmines mock cantata — it has too much action to be an oratorio, too little action to be a musical play — is back at Judson Church, where it was first performed in the Christmas season of 1969. And the participants couldn't be happier about it. A huge chorus of 44 women and 34 men converges from all corners of the vast nave of the church, empty except for the temporary chairs around the edges holding the audience and a few benches that constitute the set in the middle. The singers, many of whom also sing solos, seem all solid of voice and determined in movement — in spite of their number — choreographed to a fare-thee-well by Thom Fogarty.
http://www.backstage.com/bso/news_reviews/nyc/review_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003682859
Here's the review for those interested:
Christmas Rappings
December 07, 2007
By Robert Windeler
This Al Carmines mock cantata — it has too much action to be an oratorio, too little action to be a musical play — is back at Judson Church, where it was first performed in the Christmas season of 1969. And the participants couldn't be happier about it. A huge chorus of 44 women and 34 men converges from all corners of the vast nave of the church, empty except for the temporary chairs around the edges holding the audience and a few benches that constitute the set in the middle. The singers, many of whom also sing solos, seem all solid of voice and determined in movement — in spite of their number — choreographed to a fare-thee-well by Thom Fogarty.
http://www.backstage.com/bso/news_reviews/nyc/review_display.jsp?vnu_content_id=1003682859
Have I ever shown you my Shattered Dreams box? It's in my Disappointment Closet. - Marge Simpson
