October 18–November 15, 2017
Humanity has long wrestled with our seeming powerlessness, especially when it comes to changing the past. From this arises a common desire for redemption. The Choir of Trinity Wall Street explores the relationship between these two states of being, as captured by composers from Josquin des Prez and Rameau to Britten and Ives.
“Let the waters’ current not sweep me away– from Psalm 69:16 (translation by Robert Alter)
and let not the deep swallow me,
and let the Pit not close its mouth on me.”
Accessible entrance on Church Street between Vesey and Fulton
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Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 5:00 pm St. Paul's Chapel
Introduction by Rev. Phillip A. Jackson, Vicar, Trinity Church Wall Street
Stunning images from The New York Times's photo archives, each paired with a psalm. Go to the Gallery >
This concert is approximately one hour long and will be preceded by a brief introduction.