"In Endless Song" Concert

Saturday April 29 @ 7 PM
S t. Michael's Lutheran Church

Featuring composer Dan Kallman and the Cavani String Quartet from the Cleveland Institute of Music (CIM). "In Endless Song: A Mosaic of American Folk Music" for string quartet and piano was commissioned by Angelica Cantanti for its 20th anniversary in 2000. It includes seven movements, one for each choir and two for all the choirs. Angelica is happy to have the Cavani String Quartet return for a repeat performance of this wonderful piece!

The Cavani String Quartet, winner of the prestigious Naumburg Chamber Music Award, has been described by the Washington Post as "completely engrossing, powerful and elegant." In addition to receiving the Naumburg Award, the Cavani Quartet has been a top prize winner in numerous competitions and has received countless awards and prizes. Since their New York debut in 1987, they have won the hearts of audiences across the country with their soulful and riveting performances. Cavani violist, Kirsten Docter, was a member of the first Angelica Cantanti Choir (1980)

Daniel Kallman maintains a large and varied catalog of works for orchestra, winds, chorus, chamber ensemble and the young musician. His steady stream of commissions includes music for worship, theater, dance, radio and the concert stage. Kallman's works are performed across the United States, Europe and East Asia.