Vista Point: A World Premiere
We welcome back LA-based composer Jennifer Lucy Cook to Phoenix as we present the world premiere of Vista Point, a brand-new choral work commissioned specially for Phoenix Chorale.
Both composer and lyricist, Cook explores themes of perseverance, self-reflection, and connection to nature. The piece captures the internal dialogue between the human spirit and the land itself—an especially fitting theme for one of America’s greatest hiking states.
Experience it alongside the composer herself—Jennifer Lucy Cook will be joining us for the May 4th concert at All Saints’ Episcopal Church. Be there as it unfolds. Feel it first.
This commission is generously underwritten by Mary Farrington-Lorch
Saturday, May 3 - 4 2025
American Voices: Inspiring Music from the Land of Opportunity
Bold experimentation meets beloved American traditions, alongside the World Premiere of a newly-commissioned work by LA-based composer Jennifer Lucy Cook. Focusing on the deep sense of place that Phoenix Chorale seeks to bring to its performances, we celebrate the voice of the very earth around us.
Jennifer Lucy Cook, Frank Ticheli, Eric Whitacre, Aaron Copland, John McCabe and more…
SINGLE TICKETS
$42 Adult
$37 Senior/Military
$20 Youth (Under 16)
Saturday, May 3, 2025 3:00 PM| Camelback Bible Church
3900 East Stanford Dr | Paradise Valley
Sunday, May 4, 2025 3:00 PM | All Saints’ Episcopal Church
6300 N Central Avenue | Central Phoenix
Open Rehearsal for this series held on May 2nd, 2025
Begins at 6:30 PM
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral -100 W Roosevelt Street Phoenix, AZ 85003
No tickets required, come and go as you please.
The commission of Vista Point is generously underwritten by Mary Farrington-Lorch.
We thank the following patrons for their generous concert sponsorships:
Saturday May 3: Douglas and Annette Jones
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Vista Point: A World Premiere
We welcome back LA-based composer Jennifer Lucy Cook to Phoenix as we present the world premiere of Vista Point, a brand-new choral work commissioned specially for Phoenix Chorale.
Both composer and lyricist, Cook explores themes of perseverance, self-reflection, and connection to nature. The piece captures the internal dialogue between the human spirit and the land itself—an especially fitting theme for one of America’s greatest hiking states.
Experience it alongside the composer herself—Jennifer Lucy Cook will be joining us for the May 4th concert at All Saints’ Episcopal Church. Be there as it unfolds. Feel it first.
This commission is generously underwritten by Mary Farrington-Lorch
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