Drummond Fellowship Concert
The Capitol Hill Chorale is proud to welcome you to the inaugural Drummond Fellowship Choir Concert, May 4th, 6 pm. Conducting Fellow Ruslan Bondar leads a program of music by 20th and 21st century composers including Maksim Kuchmet, Victor Grytsyshyn, Ola Gjello, and Jakub Neske.
Join us at Lutheran Church of the Reformation, 212 East Capitol Street NE. This is a 'pay-what-you-can' concert, with a suggested donation of $10. Proceeds from this concert will help the Capitol Hill Chorale support other aspiring conductors through the Drummond Fellowship.
The R. Paul Drummond Conducting Fellowship is a year-long program to build capacity among up-and-coming musicians who aim to lead arts organizations. Fellows work with Artistic Director Fred Binkholder to lead rehearsals, conduct selections during Capitol Hill Chorale concerts, perform as a member of the ensemble, and learn the administrative functions of the Chorale. The fellowship includes a capstone concert which the fellow must program, rehearse, and conduct. The fellowship is named after Dr. Drummond, who was Fred's mentor.
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Lutheran Church of the Reformation is located at 2nd and East Captiol Street NE. Street parking is available in the neighborhood. Union Station (Red Line) and Capitol South (Blue, Silver, Orange Lines) are the nearest Metro states. The 96 bus stops near by. An accessible entrance is located on the east side of the building.
About the Capitol Hill Chorale The Chorale was founded in 1993 to bring innovative choral music the DC community. Now it its third decade, the Chorale has performed music from early chant to choral masterworks to 21st Century compositions, including works by Composer-in-Residence Kevin Siegfried. The Chorale has toured to Austria, the Czech Republic, and Georgia, performing music from the American songbook, and spotlighting music of Georgia's national hero Zacharia Paliashvili.