Steiner to perform with Lansing Concert Band

holidayfestival16_postersThe Steiner Chorale will join the Lansing Concert Band on Sunday, December 4th for a special concert entitled Holiday Festival.  The concert will be held at the Charlotte Performing Arts Center and hosted by Ken Beachler and the concert band is conducted by Dr. Gary Sullivan.  Concert time is 3PM.  Music will include festive favorites plus an audience sing-a-long.

Tickets are $13 for adults and $5.50 for students. Kids 12 and under are FREE (tickets required). You can purchase tickets at the box office at 517-541-5690 or click here.

 

 

A special thanks to Lansing Moving

The Steiner Chorale would like to thank Ken Burton and Lansing Moving as a Gold Corporate Sponsor for the 2016-17 concert season.  Since Steiner often performs concerts in venues built before handicap accessibility, Lansing Moving will be providing the Chorale with the necessary ramps to alleviate this concern.

lansing_moving_logoThe Steiner Chorale is a non-profit organization.  For more information on how your business could sponsor the Chorale, click here.

Again, the Steiner Chorale thanks Ken Burton and Lansing Moving for their generosity and continued support.

Works of Gilbert & Sullivan performed by Steiner

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The Steiner Chorale performed selections from various operettas written by Gilbert & Sullivan.  The program was presented on the historic fellowship hall stage at the Central United Methodist Church in downtown Lansing across from the capital building.  This program featured many soloists and functioned also as the chorale’s annual fundraiser.

“Snow” – A Concert in December

steiner_dec_2015_postersDecember 12, 2015 – The Steiner Chorale began its 47th season performing many holiday favorites at All Saints Episcopal Church.  Pieces such as “O Clap Your Hands” by Ralph Vaughan Williams and “Alleluia” by Randall Thompson were most notable.  Featured at this concert was Morten Lauridsen’s Lux Aeterna.

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Steiner Performs Stravinsky

march2015_posterMarch 7, 2015 – Steiner Chorale, along with their own Masterworks orchestra, performed Igor Stravinsky’s Symphony of Psalms.  The concert was held in the sanctuary of St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church in East Lansing.  The concert was conducted by Corb H. Felgenhour.  Some other selections performed by the Chorale were Daemon Irrepit Callidus by Orban, Wayfarring Stranger, arranged by Michael Engelhardt, and Song of Athena by John Tavener. Artwork by Carrie Simon.

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