ORANGE PARK– In an afternoon filled with compelling tunes, the Orange Park Chorale sang their hearts out at their Sunday, March 30, concert. As an audience sat in the sanctuary of the Orange …
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ORANGE PARK– In an afternoon filled with compelling tunes, the Orange Park Chorale sang their hearts out at their Sunday, March 30, concert.
As an audience sat in the sanctuary of the Orange Park Presbyterian Church, the choir members donned their all-black attire while daring those in attendance to reflect on who they are.
The group sang an entrancing melody of sacred and secular songs including: Albert Hay Malotte’s 1935 rendition of “The Lord’s Prayer,” Randall Thompson’s rendition of “Psalm 23,” Aaron Copland’s “Zion’s Walls,” 19th-century folk and gospel song “Little David, Play on Your Harp” from the 2023 film Barbie “What Was I Made For,” from the television show Only Murders in the Building , “Look for the Light,” and from the 2017 film The Greatest Showman , “This is Me” and “A Million Dreams.”
For anyone who missed the performance, there will be an additional opportunity to catch the singers on Sunday, April 6. The Orange Park Chorale will be performing another free concert with those renditions at 4 p.m. at Hendricks Avenue Baptist Church in Jacksonville.
