St.
Joseph’s Church, 767 Prospect Street in Maplewood, will host a one-hour performance at 7:00 PM.
Presented by Triad Arts Ensemble, this music ministry directly benefits three
New Jersey organizations that support those impacted by HIV/AIDS and in memory
of those lost to the disease: New Jersey
AIDS Services, based in Morristown; the NAMES Project Foundation of Northern
NJ, which supports the AIDS Memorial Quilt; and the AIDS Resource Foundation
for Children in Newark.
Canticles
Chairperson Ginny Johnston, of Maplewood, will conduct the 26-voice Triad Vocal
Ensemble, which will feature a mix of styles including anthems, Broadway, and
an inspiring new work, “Even Here” by New Jersey composer Mark Miller and
lyricist Laurie Zelman.
Rounding
out the program will be the Dan Crisci Jazz Trio, offering some exciting
instrumental selections. Additionally, panels from the AIDS Memorial Quilt will
be on display. The concert is free, but an offering will be accepted in support
of the Canticles concert ministry. Call Triad Arts Ensemble at 973-763-5481, or
visit www.CanticlesforLife.org for
further information. The annual Canticles
for Life Concerts began in the spring of 1997 and have raised over $124,000 to
support those impacted by HIV/AIDS.
