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Sunday, February 17, 2013

Sacred Sound, Sacred Space - Choir of the Sound at St. Marks' Cathedral

Corrected 2-19-2013 10:28pm

Sacred Sound, Sacred Space
Celebrating the Centennial of Benjamin Britten
and Four Hundred Years of Composition for the Mass 


Saturday, March 9, 2013, 7pm
Sunday, March 10, 2013, 2pm

St, Mark's Cathedral
1245 Tenth Ave E, Seattle 

Choir of the Sound presents a very special concert designed to showcase the ethereal acoustics of St. Mark’s Cathedral, as well as its magnificent Flentrop organ. The choir will perform beautiful pieces especially well-suited to cathedral spaces, including Giovanni Gabrieli’s Gloria and Samuel Barber’s Agnus Dei,, and will celebrate Benjamin Britten’s 100th birthday with some of his greatest works, including Festival Te Deum and Hymn to St. Cecilia. Please join us for a moving and inspiring performance.

The experience of singing in a cathedral is unlike any other, because the acoustic properties of a cathedral's interior are unique. These unusual properties are created by the size, shape and materials used in cathedral design. 
For a singer, the challenges of performing in cathedral are many, but the rewards are great - hearing one's own voice magnified and enriched can be heady. For the audience - don't just try to imagine it. Come and hear what music can become in a sacred space.

Ticket prices in advance
  • Single Ticket Advance-Purchase Prices*
    • General Admission - $20.00
    • Senior (60+)/Student - $18.00
  • Groups (12 or more)  - $16.00
  • Children (under 12) - $11.00
*All ticket prices include Brown Paper Tickets' handling fees.

 Purchase Tickets
  • Online or
  • Through Brown Paper Tickets' 24-hour hotline at 1-800-838-3006
    • Brown Paper Tickets sales will be cut off at 3:00 on Friday, March 8th
  • Tickets will be for sale at the door
General Admission - $22.00
Children (under 12) - $12.00 

Ticket Questions?

Email or call 206-528-9990


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