Life, Love, and Light at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral / Camelback Bible Church
Dates: 10/10/2026 - 10/11/2026
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Herbert Howells' deeply personal Requiem anchors a program exploring grief, healing and hope, alongside music by Adolphus Hailstork, Reena Esmail, Ingram Marshall and Ysaye M. Barnwell. The work, one of the most celebrated in the English choral repertoire, was last performed by Phoenix Chorale more than a decade ago. Performances are led by Artistic Director Christopher Gabbitas.
Cast and Creative Team for Life, Love, and Light at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral / Camelback Bible Church
Creative Team
Christopher Gabbitas
Artistic Director
Jennifer Lucy Cook
Composer-in-Residence
Jennifer Lucy Cook
Composer
Jennifer Lucy Cook
Lyricist
News About Life, Love, and Light at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral / Camelback Bible Church
NATIONAL PARKS: THE CONCERT to Headline Phoenix Chorale's 2026/2027 Season
August 04, 2026 Phoenix Chorale announced a four-concert season led by Artistic Director Christopher Gabbitas, featuring a world premiere by Composer-in-Residence Jennifer Lucy Cook and a new album release.About the Theatre
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