THE GINZA MALE CHORUS to Perform at Carnegie Hall
The Ginza Male Chorus performs an eclectic program of classical male choir standards, musical numbers, J-pop, anison (“anime songs”), and enka (traditional Japanese music with emotional ballads and nostalgic lyrics).
THE GINZA MALE CHORUS
Monday, May 19 at 7:30 p.m.
Zankel Hall at Carnegie Hall – 57th Street and 7th Avenue
Admission: Free (limit of 8 tickets per person)
The Ginza Male Chorus performs an eclectic program of classical male choir standards, musical numbers, J-pop, anison (“anime songs”), and enka (traditional Japanese music with emotional ballads and nostalgic lyrics).
To reserve tickets, please visit Carnegie Hall’s website.
THE GINZA MALE CHORUS
Program
Hattori – “Kotoryojyo”
Shuhei Hosaka – "Poem of Youth"
Takatomi Nobunaga – "Gunjo"
Hidetoshi Satoh – "Cruel Angel's Thesis"
C. Schönbert – "Do You Hear the People Sing?" from Les Misérables
Bob Chilcott – A Little Jazz Mass
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