An Homage to Music

Learn more about the concert

Texts & Images

See the texts and images used in the projections. Please click HERE.

Winona Martin

City Choir recently interviewed Winona; read our profile of her HERE.

Fun Concert Facts

What do Erin Freeman’s college professor, Dante Gabriel Rossetti’s pet wombat, Elgar’s birthday, Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Charles Darwin, and the 12th century Persian mystic poet Hafiz have in common? All these things—and more!—have connections to the works on City Choir’s “Homage to Music” concert! Click HERE to learn more.

Composer & Poet Bios

Visit links with more information about today’s composers and the poets whose works they set. Please click HERE to learn more.

Meet the Artists

Winona Martin, mezzo-soprano

Winona Martin, mezzo-soprano

Karen Johnson, violin

Karen Johnson, violin

Atticus Mellor-Goldman, cello

Atticus Mellor-Goldman, cello

Peter Uhlir, piano

Peter Uhlir, piano

Andrew Welch, arranger

Andrew Welch, arranger

Erin Freeman, Artistic Director

Art from the Projections

Miranda - The Tempest (1916). John William Waterhouse

Miranda - The Tempest (1916). John William Waterhouse

Painting of Colonel James Skinner’s nautch troupe, given as a souvenir to a European visitor to Delhi, c. 1838.

Painting of Colonel James Skinner’s nautch troupe, given as a souvenir to a European visitor to Delhi, c. 1838.

The moon shines bright (1859). John Edmund Buckley

The moon shines bright (1859). John Edmund Buckley

The Hours (1882). Edward Burne-Jones

The Hours (1882). Edward Burne-Jones