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Cannon Beach Chorus
to hold spring concerts
CANNON BEACH and NEHALEM
— The Cannon Beach Cho-
rus will present its spring
concert, “Then and Now,”
twice this weekend.
The fi rst concert will take
place at 7 p.m. Saturday,
May 7 at the Cannon Beach
Community Church, located
at 132 E. Washington St. in
Cannon Beach.
The second concert will
take place at 3 p.m. Sunday,
May 8 at the North County
Recreation District’s Per-
forming Arts Center, located
at 36155 Ninth Street in
Nehalem.
The concert theme “Then
and Now” will feature works
coast
by time-honored composers
and the musical settings of
the same texts by Oregon
native Morten Lauridsen.
Selections will include
“O magnum mysterium”
by Tomás Luis de Victoria
(1548-1611) and the 1995
publication of “O magnum
mysterium” by Lauridsen;
“Ave Maria” by Serge Rach-
maninoff and Lauridsen’s
1997 “Ave Maria”; “Ubi
caritas” published in 1960
by Maurice Durufl é and the
2000 title of the same name
by Lauridsen; “Sure on this
shining night” by Samuel
Barber and a second setting
by Lauridsen.
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The chorus will then
present two spirituals: “Keep
Your Lamps!” by Andre
Thomas and “Wade in the
Water” by Moses Hogan,
which will feature baritone
soloist Adam Schwend.
The program will end
with three pieces of a lighter
nature: “Praise His Holy
Name!” by Keith Hampton,
“Row, Row, Row” arranged
by David Düsing, and “Pad-
dlin’ Madelin’ Home” by
Dave Grusin.
The musical director for the
chorus is John Buehler, and
the pianist is Susan Buehler.
Schwend will conduct two of
the pieces during the concert.
Tickets are $10 for adults
and free for students under
16. For more information,
call 503-436-0378, or visit
www.cannonbeachchorus.
org
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White Bird Gallery employee Drea Frost,
left, and gallery owner Allyn Cantor show
off the new clay sculptures of artist Jac-
quiline Hurlbert. White Bird Gallery will
hold a reception for all its artists at 5 p.m.
Saturday, May 7 during the Spring Unveil-
ing Arts Festival in Cannon Beach.
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Harpist to perform on Mother’s Day
Hear Bronn Journey’s multi-genre harp concert in Raymond
RAYMOND, Wash. — Sunday
Afternoon Live will present
a Mother’s Day concert star-
ring harpist extraordinaire
Bronn Journey.
He plays everything:
from symphonic-level
classical to Broadway show
tunes, folk and contempo-
rary. A performer known for
his humor, Journey leads his
audiences through an excep-
tional auditory experience.
Encouraged by his Welsh
mother to study harp and pi-
ano at an early age, Journey
later obtained a degree from
University of Washington in
harp performance. Having re-
corded more than 20 albums,
Journey has even performed
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Bronn Journey will perform
May 8 in Raymond.
the national anthem at Seattle
Seahawks and Seattle Sonics
sporting events.
Journey will be accom-
panied by his wife, vocalist
Katherine Journey, at the
concert, which is set for 2
p.m. Sunday, May 8 at the
Raymond Theatre, located at
323 Third St.
Tickets are $15 at the
door or $12 in advance at the
theater, at Sagen’s Pharmacy
in Raymond, and at South
Bend Pharmacy. Season tick-
ets to SAL’s 2016-17 season
will also be available: $65
for all seven performances.
For more information, call
360-875-5207; for season
ticket information, call 360-
942-3749. The show is spon-
sored by Adella and Valerie
Hougan, Ron and Pat Jones,
and Mike Sullivan.