Bravura Concert Series at All Saints
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Bravura Concerts
Bravura Concerts 2023
March 26, 2023
5:30 p.m.
The Houston Cecilia Chamer Choirs
Loves Philosophy showcases works by Lauridsen, Whitacre, Debussy, Castelnuovo-Tedesco, and more. Featuring Eric Whitacre's Five Hebrew Love Songs
May 21, 2023
5:00 p.m.
Ricardo Mello, violin and Dr. Ruby Hangfong Au, piano
Piano and violin works featuring Beethoven and Grieg Sonatas.
Bravura Concerts 2022
October 16, 2022
5:30 p.m.
The Houston Cecilia Chamer Choirs
Works by Mozart, Ramos, and Faure's Requiem
November 13, 2022
5:00 p.m.
An Evening of Sacred and Opera Arias presented by International Tenor Angelo Ferrari and Soprano Stacey Franklin.
Program notes
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Welcome to the Bravura Concert Series 2022 - 2023 season. Bravura strives to fulfill its ministry mission of presenting professional quality performances powered by the generosity of its patrons and sponsors. We are delighted to announce the Spring Season Schedule for 2023 and are beyond delighted to bring music to the Greater Houston community.
Bravo Bravura!
- Gonzalo Ramos, Bravura Concert Series Artistic Director
All Saints Catholic Church has a history of providing free admission concerts to the Houston community for over a decade. The concept began with the creation of a Neighborhood Choral Concert Series which later evolved into the All Saints Cultural Arts Series and has now established a firm foundation as the Bravura Concert Series. Bravura provides an opportunity for families and friends to enjoy an evening of culture, along with a moment to experience comfort, excitement, and laughter in an afternoon of music. A desserts reception is held after concerts and provides an opportunity for guest to meet the performers. This is made possible by the generosity of good-will offerings and through the support of the community. All donations and sponsorships are an essential medium that secures the future and successful foundation of Bravura.
The Bravura Concert Series will continue to strive to fulfill its community-driven mission and will continue to provide quality programming at no cost. A very special thank you is always granted to our sponsors for making our mission successful."Experience Life through the Arts at All Saints"
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Bravura Showcases at Sacred Art Live Show
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What Does Bravura Mean?!
Bravura is a term used in music which asks for brilliance of execution; spirited; or brilliance in a piece, work, or skill. The term Bravura powers the very essence of our concert series and artists along with their quality performances and welcomes everyone to come and Experience Life through the Arts.
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How do you pronounce Bravura?
bra·vu·ra
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Become a Sponsor
Donate and sponsor Bravura!
Your financial contribution enables the Bravura ministry to continue offering free professional quality concerts to the community. Please consider making a donation today and become a sponsor for our 2018-2019 concert season.Support Levels
Seraphim Cherubim Throne
$25 $35 $50
Ruler Virtue Power
$60 $75 $85
Principality Archangel Guardian$100 $150 $200+Donations by check may be made payable to: All Saints Catholic Church (memo: Bravura)
Donations may be dropped off at the parish office during business hours or during a Bravura concert.Donations by mail:
All Saints Catholic Church
attn: Bravura Concert Series
215 East Tenth St
Houston, TX 77008 -
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Bravura Concert Series at All SaintsThe Houston Cecilia Chamber Choir presented, A Concert for Peace, along with a narration and overview on the subject of peace provided by Houston's St. John Flyn.
Memorable Performances
We hope that you continue to enjoy the diversity that Bravura brings to each program. Showcased are a handful of past Bravura concerts. Bravo Bravura!
Francoeur presented the wonderful string quartets of Brahms and Beethoven led by Artistic Director Louis-Marie Fardet.
The Houston Chamber Choir presented a wonderful cultural experience in "Mexicantos" Five Centuries of Mexican Choral Treasures.
Concert Pianist and KPG Artist Yan Shen performed with great virtuosity the piano works of Bach, Schumann, and Mendelssohn.
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The Music of Bravura
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For more information please contact:
Gonzalo Ramos, Music director for Hispanic Liturgies & Bravura Concert Series Artistic Director
g[email protected]
