Life Unbounded: A concert with A Difference
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Tickets on sale now! See link below register for DITA2025 or purchase single-event tickets. Saturday, Sept. 6, 2025, 7:30 PM.
https://dita2025.com/life-unbounded
As a part of DITA2025, Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts presents a concert with a difference. Through a wide variety of music—including classical and jazz, film and folk, Irish keening and Baroque brass—interspersed with spoken words, the evening will explore the theme of resurrection: the claim that through the bodily raising of Jesus from the dead, humans can anticipate a transformed life beyond death in a re-created world.
Featuring the New Caritas Orchestra, conducted by Duke musician and theologian Jeremy Begbie, with soloists including soprano Awet Andemicael and a new single by the celebrated singer-songwriter Sandra McCracken, Begbie and the orchestra will lead the audience on a journey in sound—both plumbing the depths of the world’s sorrow and scaling the heights of a death-defying hope. The concert also includes a new work specially commissioned for the evening by the award-winning Argentinian-Mexican composer Josh Rodriguez, a choir of singers from Duke Chapel, and original poetry by Debbie Whitton Spriggs and Malcolm Guite.
This event is a part of DITA2025; tickets are included in registration costs and are also available for purchase individually for those who cannot attend the full conference. (Student ticket rates available by calling the box office at 919-560-3030.)
We hope you can join us! See the link below to learn more.
DITA2025.com
https://dita2025.com/life-unbounded
As a part of DITA2025, Duke Initiatives in Theology and the Arts presents a concert with a difference. Through a wide variety of music—including classical and jazz, film and folk, Irish keening and Baroque brass—interspersed with spoken words, the evening will explore the theme of resurrection: the claim that through the bodily raising of Jesus from the dead, humans can anticipate a transformed life beyond death in a re-created world.
Featuring the New Caritas Orchestra, conducted by Duke musician and theologian Jeremy Begbie, with soloists including soprano Awet Andemicael and a new single by the celebrated singer-songwriter Sandra McCracken, Begbie and the orchestra will lead the audience on a journey in sound—both plumbing the depths of the world’s sorrow and scaling the heights of a death-defying hope. The concert also includes a new work specially commissioned for the evening by the award-winning Argentinian-Mexican composer Josh Rodriguez, a choir of singers from Duke Chapel, and original poetry by Debbie Whitton Spriggs and Malcolm Guite.
This event is a part of DITA2025; tickets are included in registration costs and are also available for purchase individually for those who cannot attend the full conference. (Student ticket rates available by calling the box office at 919-560-3030.)
We hope you can join us! See the link below to learn more.
DITA2025.com
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