By Freya Bergren
The Orchestra of New Spain will present a community Epiphany Concert at Saint Cecilia Catholic Church, 1809 W David St, in Dallas, based on the repertory of its recent Christmas Concert at Our Redeemer Lutheran Church. Admission is free; donations may be made to the church.
Epiphany artwork by Edward Burne-Jones
The program incorporates joyful villancicos (carols) that are commonly heard in cathedrals and village churches throughout Spain and Hispanic America. A Christmas cantata by Francisco Courcelle will feature an alto solo by Nicolas Garza, which in the baroque period would have been sung by a castrato.
Villancicos this season are from Spain’s Padre Soler, Cuba’s Esteban Salas, Mexico’s Juan Gutierrez de Padilla, an anonymous Bolivian composer and Chile’s Alfonso Letelier Llona, known for his early 20th century choral works using a style prevalent in Gregorian and modal singing.
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the eye of dmv investigators, who then alerted san bruno police. at a press conference today, county law enforcement agencies were clear about what would happen to anyone trying to run a scam in the fire zone. we view them as vermin. and we are going to prosecute them to the fullest extent of the law, meaning we re going to charge them with everything we can charge them with. we are not going to plea bargain with them. and we are going to urge the courts to exercise no leniency to them. reporter: bail for the women was set at $100,000. for now they are in custody. their next court date is september 23. in san bruno, jennifer mistrot, cbs 5. those devastated by the explosion are now sifting through the burned-out rubble. their homes, their treasured keepsakes, wiped out in a tragic instant. but while there is little left to salvage, anne makovec shows us from these ashes hope emerges. reporter: it s not worth saving but we did anyway. reporter: the only decipherable
copycat attack with us in the studio early this friday, copycat attack with us in the studio early this friday, september 17th, 2010. captioning funded by cbs and a good friday morning. oh. to you. still waking up this. i i m erica hill. foggy in new york city. i m harry smith. good morning, everybody. breaking news this morning. you will never guess who showed up in a prison in peru. right? it was beth holloway trying to pay a visit to joran van der sloot and face to face for a couple minutes. natalee holloway s mom. people here in new york talking about this and not just new york affected. some really unusual weather for the area in new york city yesterday. huge storms rolled through around rush hour. hail, powerful winds. there was a huge thunderstorm. sideways rain and a possible tornado. dave price joining us this morning in queens and forest hills, new york, where the storm hit the hardest with the latest this morning. talk about some destruction, dave. erica,
from san bruno. nerves rattled again. yes. and certainly adds to the uncertainty in this neighrhood. you can see fire trucks, police, pg&e, cleanup crews. the list goes on. a lot of flashing lights. you see the america red cross over there as well. no wonder people out here are on edge. a new report may give them more reason to be that way. a day of school for two girls. thechool was being evacuated. no one said why. i talked to them and they told me there was the smell of gas. in the community where the school was evacuated for the same reason yesterday, people are on edge. that s why joe lynch is making sure he stays cool as possible. i m just more concerned abou them not getting freaked out again because we did see the explosion and it s had quite an effect on them. i m just trying to remain as calm as possible with them and reassure them. the crestmore children were evacuated to the intermediate school. he couldn believe it when he heard the announcement her s