Philharmonia Northwest performs The Sacred Veil at Bastyr University Chapel Sunday May 18, 2025

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Philharmonia Northwest will present Eric Whitacre's "The Sacred Veil" on May 18, 2025, at Bastyr University Chapel, concluding its 2024-25 season. This concert features the Kirkland Choral Society and KCS Artistic Director finalist Steven Zopfi, highlighting the West Coast premiere of the full orchestral-choral arrangement. "The Sacred Veil" tells a moving story of courtship, love, loss, and the quest for solace, which resonates deeply with audiences. Tickets are priced at $25 for adults and $20 for seniors and students, with free admission for children aged 18 and under. The chapel, known for its exceptional acoustics, faces an uncertain future as it is currently up for sale.

The concert will last 70 minutes without an intermission, and audience members are advised that the performance includes discussions of sensitive topics related to grief and loss. This event underscores the local cultural scene's commitment to showcasing impactful musical works. The collaboration between Philharmonia Northwest and Kirkland Choral Society reflects a dedication to the arts within the community.

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