On May 9th, Kansas Public Radio’s Classical Live Performance Studio is scheduled to air a live performance featuring five original compositions from composer Brian J. Nelson as performed by the Benedictine College Chamber Singers.
Scheduled for the Program’s 11 a.m. hour, the program will be heard across the KPR network, including translator in Atchison at 89.9 FM.
The Chamber Singers have collaborated with Nelson before and the ensemble performs under the direction of Ruth Krusemark, Professor and Chair of the Music Department and Head of the Division of Arts and Communication at Benedictine College.
Nelson’s featured original choral works range from three anthems sung a capella, to settings of Mass texts sung by the full-choir with keyboard for the radio-debut of the Mass of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne, Op. 21. The piece was commissioned in 2011 by The Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas.
KPR’s 16-minute-long Classical Live broadcast will conclude with Psalm 100, featuring piano, recorder and choir members.
Nelson comments that this was a commission for the dedication of a Church and the soprano recorder was specifically requested as part of the instrumentation, which “adds a very human, Old Testament ‘strings-and-pipes’ feel to the work.”
Brian Nelson is a 2011 graduate of the KU School of Music with a DMA in composition.
MOST VIEWED STORIES
Updated: Mayetta woman now accused of attempted murder
Nortonville teen caught speeding more than 100 mph
Four arrested after Doniphan Co search warrants
Atchison man facing drug-related charges in Jackson Co
Mid-week wreck injures three in Atchison Co
One killed, 3 injured in NW MO crash
Atchison man accused of threatening woman with knife
Longtime Sabetha Fire Chief recognized for service
Mayetta woman facing firearms, drug-related charges
Extension district proposal fails to gain approval
St. Joseph Mo man injured after boat explodes
Man indicted for alleged assault on tribal land
Flags to fly at half-staff in honor of fallen deputy
Big Beautiful Bill discussed at Humboldt Town Hall meeting
Nominees sought to fill local judicial seat
Text scams involving KDOT continue
Protect yourself from West Nile Virus
New firm to do facilities assessment for USD 415
Culvert replacement project discussed at county meeting
Purchase of 2 patrol units for Richardson Co Sheriff's Office approved
LATEST STORIES
Four arrested after Doniphan Co search warrants
Text scams involving KDOT continue
Mid-week wreck injures three in Atchison Co
Mill Creek bridge in Holt County MO reopens
Atchison man accused of threatening woman with knife
Nortonville teen caught speeding more than 100 mph
Culvert replacement project discussed at county meeting
RELATED STORIES
Atchison Co Commission Focuses On Speed Limits
Warnock Lake in Atchison Under Public Health Warning
Auburn School Board Approves Bids
Amelia Earhart Bridge Open to Final Traffic Configuration
One Person Injured in Atchison Wreck
MMA Meet and Greet Hopes to Provide Spark to Atchison Economy
Atchison Co Commission to Talk Transfer Station Privatization
Atchison Co to Take Over Township Road Maintenance
Atchison Man Arrested for Aggravated Assault
St. Joseph Man in Custody for Atchison Car Burglaries and Chase