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Resonance Works opens their 14th season this Sunday, September 27 with Gilda Lyons’ An Anchor in Time. Conductor/producer Maria Sensi Sellner and Associate Producer Rob Frankenberry spoke with Anna Singer live on the QED Afternoon Show about the show.

Originally commissioned for Resonance Works’ 10th anniversary season, An Anchor in Time looks at where we’ve been and where we’re going. The first half of the program features the Festival Chorus and soloists for choral time-capsule, from Monteverdi to Pittsburgh musical legend Robert Page. The Resonance Chamber Orchestra rounds out the program with Aaron Copland's Appalachian Spring Suite in its original form for 13 musicians.

Maria, Rob, and Anna also listen to an excerpt of An Anchor in Time from Resonance Works' original performance of the piece.

You can hear this fantastic program this Sunday, September 27th at 3:00pm at the Andrew Carnegie Free Library & Musical Hall. More information and tickets are available on Resonance Works' website.

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