Renowned operatic soprano to perform at chorale's inaugural gala

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Renowned operatic soprano to perform at chorale's inaugural gala

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The Gala begins

with a cocktail hour at 7 p.m., a $100-per plate dinner at 8 p.m., and

a program following which features guest speakers including Sheryl Nelson,

the executive director of Spivey Hall, and Master of Ceremonies, General

Ted Mallory.

The Southern

Crescent Chorale is a group composed of top vocalists from the south metro

Atlanta area. The Chorale is conducted by highly regarded choral director

Janice Folsom, who also acts as artistic director. The Chorale has scheduled

numerous performances for the inaugural season, including the annual Christmas

tree lighting in Fayetteville Square, a holiday performance featuring

Vivaldi's "Gloria" and other seasonal favorites, and a performance

featuring Broadway favorites with the Southern Crescent Orchestra.

Laura English-Robinson

is a native of Atlanta and has performed in multiple venues throughout

the state, including the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra under the direction

of both the late Robert Shaw and Yoel Levi. She has also been featured

nationally, including the Lincoln Center in New York City and the National

Cathedral in Washington, DC. Ms, English-Robinson also sang the title

role for the world premiere of the opera "Zabette," composed

The Don McSwain

Quintet is comprised of players from the Night Train Big Band and will

provide music for dancing after the dinner. Tickets and event information

may be acquired by calling 770-716-1231.

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