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David Newby conducts the orchestra and combined choirs during the performance of Handel’s “Messiah" Friday night.
A part of the strings section of the Tehachapi Symphonic Orchestra is seen performing Friday night.
Members of the combined choirs in performance for Friday evening’s “Messiah."
The audience enjoys Friday evening’s performance of Handel’s “Messiah” performed at Country Oaks Baptist Church.
Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra Music Director and Conductor David Newby welcomes the audience and shares a brief introduction on the history of Handel’s “Messiah."
Tenor soloist Joseph Coulombe from the Antelope Valley Master Chorale.
Antelope Valley Master Chorale soloist soprano Delaram Moradpour.
Tehachapi Symphonic Chorus soprano soloist Carol Anderson.
The Tehachapi Symphony Orchestra with the combined choirs of the Antelope Valley Master Chorale under Artistic Director David Newby and the Tehachapi Symphonic Chorus with Sandy Adams as director presented Handel's "Messiah" Friday night.
The evening's soloists were Carol Anderson, Grace Marie Brunet, Kris Duke, Delaram Moradpour and Joseph Coulombe.
More than 400 people attended. The performance was held in the acoustically pleasing Country Oaks Baptist Church. Orchestra, choir and soloists gave a performance worthy of the standing ovation they received.
The evening started off with an overture consisting of a medley of holiday music familiar to the audience. A short intermission followed with the performance of the “Messiah” closing out the splendid production.
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