Considering Matthew Shepard

Written as a musical response to the tragic 1998 killing of gay Wyoming college student Matthew Shepard, composer Craig Hella Johnson’s full-length concert work offers a poignant yet hopeful message about the importance of tolerance, peace and community. It’s a work for “All of Us,” containing a rich tapestry of musical styles, and texts from contemporary news accounts of the crime, poetry by Lesléa Newman, Rumi and more.

We believe singing is for everyone – this performance is a pay-what-you-can event because we aspire to dismantle inequities in the arts and make choral singing truly accessible for all. The lowest-priced tickets for this event are set at $5, but if this is not possible for you, please reach out to us by emailing aW5mbyB8IGluZHljaG9pciAhIG9yZw==.

While the lowest ticket price is set at $5, we encourage you to consider making an additional donation (whether that’s a small gift of $10 or our suggested donation of $40 as regular tickets would be $45) to help cover the true cost of this event. Programming like this is only possible because of patrons like you, and your generosity will ensure we can continue to share the joy and beauty of choral music with our entire community and beyond.

You may also like the following events from Indianapolis Symphonic Choir:

• This December, 21st December, 03:00 pm, Festival of Carols in Carmel

Also check out other Arts events in Carmel, Nonprofit events in Carmel, Concerts in Carmel.