On Nov. 13, David Belles, associate professor of music, will make his conducting debut at Carnegie Hall as part of the Mid America Production Concert Series. Belles' role as conductor is the culmination of a five-day Carnegie Hall residency that he was awarded in recognition of his national reputation in the field of choral music and the musicianship and artistry he brings to the stage. Eastern's Concert Chorale will join Belles on stage during the concert. The Chorale previously performed at Carnegie Hall in 2008 when it sang Mozart's "Requiem," and in 2005 when it appeared with groups from four other universities to perform Mozart's "Coronation Mass."
Eastern Professor and Concert Chorale to Perform at Carnegie Hall
On Nov. 13, David Belles, associate professor of music, will make his conducting debut at Carnegie Hall as part of the Mid America Production Concert Series. Belles' role as conductor is the culmination of a five-day Carnegie Hall residency that he was awarded in recognition of his national reputation in the field of choral music and the musicianship and artistry he brings to the stage. Eastern's Concert Chorale will join Belles on stage during the concert. The Chorale previously performed at Carnegie Hall in 2008 when it sang Mozart's "Requiem," and in 2005 when it appeared with groups from four other universities to perform Mozart's "Coronation Mass."
