Afghanistan, 2008.
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Afghanistan, 2008.
Tyler Hicks/The New York Times/Redux
Peter Dijkstra
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Peter Dijkstra
Photo by Astrid Ackermann
Netherlands Chamber Choir
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Netherlands Chamber Choir
Photo by Wiebrig Krakau

The Program

Psalms of mourning need no translation, whether composed during the Dutch Renaissance, Mendelssohn’s Germany, or 20th-century America. The Netherlands Chamber Choir gives voice to human suffering through multilingual expressions of lamentation and the balm of miraculous music.

“I am as forgotten as the dead
As unremembered as a broken pot”
– from Psalm 31 (translation by Norman Fischer)

Venue

Two West 64th St

Accessibility

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THE PSALMS EXPERIENCE

Concert 8: Lamentation

Netherlands Chamber Choir
Peter Dijkstra, conductor

Friday, November 10, 2017 at 8:30 pm New York Society for Ethical Culture

Introduction by Rev. Winnie Varghese, Director of Justice and Reconciliation, Trinity Church Wall Street
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Performance Details

The Psalms Gallery

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.