“Mohr’s clear voice floated over christoph graupner’s “magnificat anima mea.”
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Contemporary Composer Concert
Compositions by contemporary composers Daniel Crozier and Chris Shelton will be presented.
Soprano Caitlin Mohr is set to perform a set of art songs written by Daniel Crozier.
Free and Open to the Public
Tiedtke Concert Hall in the Rollins College Department of Music
Daniel Adam Maltz, forte piano
Regina coeli in C major, K 296 by Mozart
Daniel Adam Maltz, fortepianist - Caitlin Mohr, soprano - Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra
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Experience the exquisite sound of history brought to life as internationally acclaimed forte pianist Daniel Adam Maltz returns by popular demand, performing on the instrument Mozart and Haydn themselves would have used. Joined by the Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra, Maltz leads a program of sacred masterpieces, operatic drama, and symphonic brilliance- all performed with authentic period style for a rare and moving encounter with the music of the Classical era.
John V Sinclair, conductor - Bach Chamber Choir and Chamber Orchestra
Tasting Notes: Savory Songs and Stories
Enjoy a sensorial journey of global music and flavor at the historic Howey Mansion. Soprano Dr. Caitlin Mohr and pianist Kristine Griffin present a song recital that pairs regional music with curated wine and cheese tastings.
This musical tour includes Italian Baroque, Spanish dance rhythms, French impressionism, German Romanticism, and American art song in folk, jazz, and spiritual styles. Wine and cheese pairings highlight the cultural themes of each region.
Tickets: $65/person, $70 at the door. Tickets are general admission and include samples of wine and cheese that will be served throughout the experience. Doors open 30 minutes before the concert.
Local Flavor
An evening featuring local composers, arrangers, and soloists.
Rollins Wind Ensemble featuring opera arias sung by soprano Caitlin Mohr.
Free and open to the public.
Knowles Memorial Chapel, Winter Park Florida.
Timeless Voices: Mozart to Bolcom
This evening's recital will begin with the elegance of Mozart’s concert aria. The mood will then shift to the dreamlike and intimate Ariettes oubliées by Debussy, followed by the grandeur of Strauss’ orchestrated song. Later, Emily Heumann will join us for dynamic and thrilling duets by Donizetti, and we'll conclude the program with the lively and playful Cabaret Songs by William Bolcom.
Spiritual Spaces
Immerse yourself in the serenity of "Spiritual Spaces," a concert conceived by conductor John Sinclair to offer a sanctuary of sound amidst life's hustle and bustle. For an hour of pure musical bliss, surrender yourself to the tranquil rhythms carefully curated to transport you to a state of inner peace and reflection. This concert is more than just a performance – it's a spiritual gift, a meditation, a precious moment of respite from the chaos of everyday life. Like a flowing river, the music meanders through different genres, each piece seamlessly transitioning into the next, creating an uninterrupted symphony of tranquility.
Mister Rogers The Musician
Rollins will pay tribute to its most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H, with a special program celebrating his music—from the iconic “Won’t You Be My Neighbor” to selections from an opera he wrote while at Rollins entitled “Josephine the Short-Necked Giraffe.”
Handel's Messiah at Steinmetz Hall
Messiah Choral Society presents Handel’s Messiah
John.V Sinclair, conductor
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Amanda Crider, mezzo-soprano
Dann Coakwell, tenor
Stephen Mumbert, bass
Mozart Requiem
Varna International Music Academy Presents Mozart’s Requiem
Gregory Buchalter, Metropolitan Opera
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Ruby Abreu, mezzo-soprano
Craig Allen, tenor
Henry Barry, bass
Mozart Requiem
Varna International Music Academy Presents Mozart Requiem
Jeremy Mimms, conductor
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Ruby Abreu, mezzo-soprano
Craig Allen, tenor
Harry Otero-Rivera, bass
Pursuit of Peace
Few goals in life are more coveted and yet more elusive than peace, and music possesses the power to explore the subject. One of the primary works on this reflective and poignant program is The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace by the English composer Sir Karl Jenkins, featuring the dynamic Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra
Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra • John V. Sinclair, conductor • Caitlin Mohr, soprano soloist • Amanda Crider, mezzo-soprano • Brian Giebler, tenor • Thaddaeus Bourne, baritone
April 29th at 7:30pm
April 30th at 3pm
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In Paradisum
The Texas Voices presents the Fauré Requiem and Rutter Requiem.
Join The Texas Voices for a Lenten concert of two beloved choral masterpieces, offering a time of respite and reflection
Spiritual Spaces
Do you need to soothe your soul, take time for inspired reflection, experience peace, calm, and tranquility? This perennial favorite is performed in the serene Knowles Memorial Chapel by members of the Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra. Come and be revived by classical music’s most beautiful and beloved works.
Concerts at 3pm and 5pm
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Courageous Voices: A Faculty Recital
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Kristine Griffin, piano
Rescheduled from Hurricane Ian!
Sublime Schubert: Mass in G
Often overlooked, the prolific composer Franz Schubert was a hugely consequential figure in music history. His graceful Mass in G, Intende voci, along with complementary orchestral gems, will be performed by members of the Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra in the intimate setting of Tiedtke Concert Hall. In the Insights & Sounds tradition, the musical presentation will be enhanced by Dr. John Sinclair’s commentary on its composition, history, and significance and is sure to convince you that Schubert’s music is indeed sublime.
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
John Grau, tenor
Stephen Mumbert, baritone
A Celebration of Women Composers: A Faculty Recital
A recital of songs by all female (AFAB) classical composers including Cécile Chaminade, Alma Mahler, Libby Larsen and more.
Dr. Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Kristine Griffin, piano
Art Songs and Spirituals of African American Women Composers: Lecture Recital
A program of Art Songs and Spirituals of African American Composers featuring Krystelle Delice, Shannon Jongema, Chadonne Whiskey and Curtis Rayam. Commentary by Dr. Caitlin Mohr.
20th Anniversary 9/11 Memorial Service: Fauré's Requiem
The Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra will perform a program of commemoration to honor those lost 20 years ago in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Through the power of music, we will pay tribute to the resiliency and ultimate victory of the human spirit.
Caitlin Mohr as featured soprano soloist
Spiritual Spaces: Peace and Serenity
Spiritual Spaces: Peace and Serenity features works to soothe the soul and inspire reflection, performed in Knowles Memorial Chapel by the Bach Festival Orchestra and conducted by John V. Sinclair. The program features a variety of works from the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras along with contemporary pieces. Among the composers and arrangers featured are John Maclane Schirard, William Grant Still, and Gabriel Fauré.
Caitlin Mohr, soprano, will sing Mozart’s Alleluia, Conole’s Irish Blessing and Vaughan Williams Dirge for Fidel.
Spiritual Spaces: Reflect, Restore and Revive
Inspiration abounds at this signature Bach Festival event. “Spiritual Spaces” offers an opportunity to revive the soul listening to classical music’s reflective, restorative, and elegant pieces. Let the Bach Festival’s healing sounds wash over you during this special performance.
Insights & Sounds: The Greatest Composers (You've Never Heard of)
Music history is full of accomplished composers whose talent has escaped notice in modern times. This program promises to present engaging music by masterful composers you’ve never heard of.
Insights & Sounds: Bach's Moravian Music Heritage
By bringing their love of music with them from Europe, the Moravians affected the musical life of young America. In addition to establishing the first Bach Society in America, the Moravians are our lineage to baroque and classical era masterpieces. In our 85th season, join us in acknowledging our gratitude as we perform inspiring Moravian music.
Mr. Rogers: The Musician
This concert will also be on the following dates:
November 9th at 5:00pm
November 9th at 7:30pm
An Evening of Song
Caitlin Mohr, soprano, and, Gloria Cook, piano, will present an evening of art song and musical theater repertoire.
Sehnsucht
Caitlin Mohr, soprano, and, Gloria Cook, piano, will present a Faculty Recital.
This evening of dramatic vocal literature features the ornamented music of Purcell, the beloved lieder of Mozart and Wolf, Poulenc’s playful melodies, and Granados’ spicy compositions. The recital will culminate with a variety of strong characters from the world of musical theater.
Na Koa Wounded Warrior Regatta Reception
Caitlin Mohr, soprano, and Maikai Nash, piano, will be featured as a guest artists at the Na Koa Wounded Warrior Regatta Reception this summer in Honolulu. Please join her in honoring our wounded veterans, their families, and the families of our fallen veterans.
A portion of your ticket price supports hosting Wounded Warriors, their spouses, and Gold Star family members. Academic Scholarships to Hawaii resident Gold Star Keiki attending college will be presented. Additional donations will be greatly appreciated to support these two efforts.
More information can be found here...
Insights & Sounds Series: Vivaldi's Juditha Triumphans
Tiedtke Concert Hall
Tickets and additional event information can be found here.
John V. Sinclair, conductor | Members of the Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra
Caitlin Mohr, soprano
Morgan Davis Peckels, mezzo-soprano
John Grau, tenor
Juan Tomás Martínez, baritone
ANTONIO VIVALDI Juditha Triumphans
Juditha Triumphans, Vivaldi’s only surviving oratorio, tells the compelling story of a biblical heroine. Through conversation and performance, Professor Sinclair and the musicians bring Vivaldi’s poignant story to life.
This concert is part of Insights & Sounds, a new series that will take sharp focus on a theme, combining great music is discussion. These concerts are perfect for classical music connoisseurs who wish to expand their knowledge and classical music novices who would like to explore classical music’s significance.
Messiah by Handel
Messiah Choral Society
Caitlin Mohr, soprano, will sing solos from Handel's Messiah hosted by the Messiah Choral Society of Central Florida.
Doors open at 2:15 PM
Bob Carr Theater 401 W. Livingston Street
Orlando, Florida
Admission is free and open to the public. Additional event information can be found here.
Mendelssohn & Mahler
Mendelssohn and Mahler
Knowles Memorial Chapel, Rollins College
John V. Sinclair, conductor
November 18 at 3:00 PM
On the Program:
FELIX MENDELSSOHN As the Hart Pants, Op. 42 (Psalm 42)
Hear My Prayer, Op. 96 (Psalm 55)
GUSTAV MAHLER Symphony No. 1 in D Major
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Bach Festival Society of Winter Park: Mendelssohn & Mahler
Mendelssohn and Mahler
Knowles Memorial Chapel, Rollins College
John V. Sinclair, conductor
November 17 at 7:30pm
November 18 at 3:00 PM
On the Program:
FELIX MENDELSSOHN As the Hart Pants, Op. 42 (Psalm 42)
Hear My Prayer, Op. 96 (Psalm 55)
GUSTAV MAHLER Symphony No. 1 in D Major
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American Songbook: Bernstein and Copland
Caitlin Mohr will be performing a joint faculty recital with tenor, John Grau, and pianist, Gloria Cook.
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Tiedtke Concert Hall at 7:30pm
Rollins College
Winter Park, FL