William Billings – Past Concerts

Program includes works by Michel Colombier, Percy Grainger, William Billings, William Walker, Abraham Wood, Jeremiah Ingalls, and Allen Toussaint.

Program includes works by Michel Colombier, Percy Grainger, William Billings, William Walker, Abraham Wood, Jeremiah Ingalls, and Allen Toussaint.

Program includes works by Michel Colombier, Percy Grainger, William Billings, William Walker, Abraham Wood, Jeremiah Ingalls, and Allen Toussaint.

Program includes works by Michel Colombier, Percy Grainger, William Billings, William Walker, Abraham Wood, Jeremiah Ingalls, and Allen Toussaint.

Program includes works by William Billings, Nehemiah Shumway, William Walker, Joseph Stephenson, Edward French, Jeremiah Ingalls, Traditional, and Daniel Read.

Shapenote Carols from New England and Appalachia with music by William Billings, Isaac Watts, Daniel Read, and more.

An all-American music program including Gershwin's Lullaby for Strings, Copland's Quiet City, settings of Walt Whitman poems by Spencer Arias, and more.

Music celebrating the weather by composers old and new, ranging from Brahms and Elgar to Joy Porter and Joan Szymko.

Music celebrating the weather by composers old and new, ranging from Brahms and Elgar to Joy Porter and Joan Szymko.

Works by Bernstein, Poulenc, Billings, Rutter, Mendoza and Stopford, among others. Also includes carols, readings by Chaplain Dave Wright and music from England, France, US, Israel and Mexico.

Works by Bernstein, Poulenc, Billings, Rutter, Mendoza and Stopford, among others. Also includes carols, readings by Chaplain Dave Wright and music from England, France, US, Israel and Mexico.

It has been said that music is a language that expresses feelings that words alone cannot convey. They may be passionate, mournful, humorous, hopeful, languorous, desperate, or any number of subtle combinations. Such is the case for the music on this concert, which largely features music by local composers.

It has been said that music is a language that expresses feelings that words alone cannot convey. They may be passionate, mournful, humorous, hopeful, languorous, desperate, or any number of subtle combinations. Such is the case for the music on this concert, which largely features music by local composers.