Gabriel Fauré, who was sent to train as a church organist at only 9 years old, must have provided music for countless funerals. But he said he composed this Requiem “for pleasure.” This would be a Requiem to bring comfort to those who mourn, a series of heavenly tableaux rather than fire and brimstone, and one of his most beloved works. Tōru Takemitsu’s Requiem for String Orchestra expresses a more intense vein of grief. And finally, a riddle — Elgar’s “Enigma” Variations.

Gabriel Fauré, who was sent to train as a church organist at only 9 years old, must have provided music for countless funerals. But he said he composed this Requiem “for pleasure.” This would be a Requiem to bring comfort to those who mourn, a series of heavenly tableaux rather than fire and brimstone, and one of his most beloved works. Tōru Takemitsu’s Requiem for String Orchestra expresses a more intense vein of grief. And finally, a riddle — Elgar’s “Enigma” Variations.

Felix Mendelssohn’s Elijah
Presented with the San José Baroque Orchestra

Featuring Christian Pursell, Baritone

Campbell United Methodist Church
1675 Winchester Blvd
Campbell CA 95008

Arguably the most performed work in all of musical history, this is Handel’s Messiah as it was meant to be heard, performed as a complete oratorio on period instruments in an intimate setting. Under the direction of Artistic Director Julian Perkins, the orchestra and soloists infuse Handel’s timeless classic with renewed vitality. Hallelujah!

Arguably the most performed work in all of musical history, this is Handel’s Messiah as it was meant to be heard, performed as a complete oratorio on period instruments in an intimate setting. Under the direction of Artistic Director Julian Perkins, the orchestra and soloists infuse Handel’s timeless classic with renewed vitality. Hallelujah!

Arguably the most performed work in all of musical history, this is Handel’s Messiah as it was meant to be heard, performed as a complete oratorio on period instruments in an intimate setting. Under the direction of Artistic Director Julian Perkins, the orchestra and soloists infuse Handel’s timeless classic with renewed vitality. Hallelujah!

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann

A house is more than four walls and a roof — it is a keeper of memories and a witness to legacy. The Walker family has lived in the same Harlem brownstone since the 1920s, and they have fought hard to keep what they have. When Zoe returns home after many years away, she asks her mother Ida and her brother Lindon to let her renovate the dilapidated building. But Ida and Lindon cannot let go of the past. The house is their whole world, and every room is full of ghostly voices and painful memories. As hidden truths about the family’s legacy come to light, Zoe begins to realize that the secrets harbored within these walls are deeper and more profound than she ever dared to imagine.

Conductor: Daniela Candillari 
Stage Director: James Robinson
Set Designer: Allen Moyer
Costume Designer: Montana Levi Blanco
Video Designer: Greg Emetaz
Lighting Designer: Marcus Doshi

Zoe: Briana Hunter
Ida: Adrienne Danrich
Lindon: Justin Austin
Thomas: Christian Pursell
Milton: Sankara Harouna
Lucy: Aundi Marie Moore
Uncle Percy: Christian Mark Gibbs
Young Ida: Brandie Inez Sutton
Beulah: Krysty Swann