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Concerts · Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra

Saturday, December 19, 2026 · 3:00 PM

Christmas Brass

Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra · Trinity Episcopal Church · Greeley, Colorado

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Program

  1. Cauthen, Christmas Fanfare (3 minutes)
  2. Johann Sebastian Bach Art of the Fugue, BWV1080
  3. Ulysses Kay Deck the Halls: a Merrie Fugue
  4. Mel Tormé The Christmas Song
  5. Anthony DiLorenzo Baltazar: A King's Journey
  6. arr. Snell/trans. Singleton, Joy to the World (3 minutes)
  7. adapted Singleton, 12 Days of Christmas (5 minutes)
  8. Morten Lauridsen O magnum mysterium
  9. arr. Williams/adapt. Singleton, Songs of Joy (5 minutes)
  10. arr. Hirschman, Happy Holidays Sing-Along (5 minutes)
  11. George Frideric Handel "Hallelujah Chorus" from Messiah from Messiah, HWV56
  12. George Frideric Handel "Amen" from Messiah from Messiah, HWV56

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Worth the drive: Bach's final great study in counterpoint, a sequence of fugues built from a single theme, played today in orchestral or chamber arrangements as a monument to musical construction. More about Johann Sebastian Bach's Art of the Fugue, BWV1080 →

About this concert

The Greeley Philharmonic Brass Ensemble, conducted by Frank Cook, performs a holiday program of carols and sacred music, including Handel's Hallelujah Chorus and Lauridsen's O Magnum Mysterium, across four performances in Windsor, Loveland and Greeley.

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