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So Much To Seek

with Guest Conductor, Matthew Lyon Hazzard
Featuring the Choirs of Queen's University & The Kingston Chamber Choir
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CONNECTING THROUGH CHORAL MUSIC WITH GUEST CONDUCTOR
​MATTHEW LYON HAZZARD

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Join us and experience the choral ensembles of the DAN School of Drama & Music together with friends from the Kingston Chamber Choir in a spectacular concert of choral music. We are thrilled to be welcoming the award-winning Filipino-American composer, conductor, and singer Matthew Lyon Hazzard to Queen’s University for a weeklong residency, culminating in this spotlight performance of his work. This performance will feature Matthew as a guest conductor on several pieces along with the choir’s resident conductor, Darrell Christie. 
 
Despite being only 33, Matthew’s award-winning work is praised for “exquisite text-setting” and for creating “stunning landscapes of sound,” that will fill the Isabel Performance Hall as 75 singers accompanied by string quartet and immersive projections bring his music to life. There’s even a choir of crystal glasses! 
 
Much of Matthew’s music is based around ideas of connection: connection to each other, connection to the land, connection to our past, and to our future. His refreshing approach to choral music explores what group singing can be in the twenty-first century, making this a performance not to miss!



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reimagining the choral experience

info@kingstonchamberchoir.ca
P.O. Box 834 Kingston Main, Kingston,
​Ontario, K7L 4X6
  • Home
  • 2022/23 Season
    • So Much To Seek
    • Beethoven's 9th
    • As Winter Unfolds
  • Artistic Team & Choir
    • Artistic Team >
      • Artistic Director: Darrell Christie
      • Collaborative Pianist: Clare Marion
      • Summer Composer in Residence
    • Choir
    • Board of Directors
  • Mailing List
  • Media
  • Support Us
    • Corporate Sponsorship
    • Donations
    • Current Sponsors and Donors
  • Advertise With Us
  • Past Seasons
    • 2021/22 Season >
      • Finding Hope
      • Finding Hope Podcast
      • Flight 752: Elegies
    • 2019/20 Season >
      • SEASON OVERVIEW
      • The Classics
      • Here & Now
      • Music She Wrote
      • Inner Child
    • 2018/19 Season >
      • Season Overview
      • the unknown soldier
      • divinum mysterium
      • an evening with the canadian chamber choir
      • let my love be heard
  • News