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Video YT003/4/5 (René Clausen Talk)

Acclaimed composer and conductor of The Concordia Choir (Concordia College, Moorhead, MN), René Clausen came to College Church (Wheaton, IL) in early May 2016 to speak about both his compositional process and his choral work The Cloths Of Heaven, commissioned by the Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale (GEWC) for its 30th anniversary, and to hear the choir perform that work in its two-day world première.

With René’s permission, I recorded his talk, given on 2016_0507 just before the second concert, and published it to YouTube in three segments. (The entire talk is 51 minutes long, so splitting it up was better for both file size and viewer time investment.)

In addition to the talk, the Segment 1 video features an introduction of the composer by GEWC director Greg Wheatley.

Below are links to the talk videos, as well as a link to the YT002 video page for the second world première of The Cloths of Heaven. Each talk video link opens up a new window at YouTube, rather than streaming it directly on this page, so that viewers can, if they wish, post comments at YouTube.
Acclaimed composer and conductor of The Concordia Choir (Concordia College, Moorhead, MN), René Clausen came to College Church (Wheaton, IL) in early May 2016 to speak about both his compositional process and his choral work The Cloths Of Heaven, commissioned by the Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale (GEWC) for its 30th anniversary, and to hear the choir perform that work in its two-day world première.

With René’s permission, I recorded his talk, given on 2016_0507 just before the second concert, and published it to YouTube in three segments. (The entire talk is 51 minutes long, so splitting it up was better for both file size and viewer time investment.)

In addition to the talk, the Segment 1 video features an introduction of the composer by GEWC director Greg Wheatley.

Below are links to the talk videos, as well as a link to the YT002 video page for the second world première of The Cloths of Heaven. Each talk video link opens up a new window at YouTube, rather than streaming it directly on this page, so that viewers can, if they wish, post comments at YouTube.
Acclaimed composer and conductor of The Concordia Choir (Concordia College, Moorhead, MN), René Clausen came to College Church (Wheaton, IL) in early May 2016 to speak about both his compositional process and his choral work The Cloths Of Heaven, commissioned by the Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale (GEWC) for its 30th anniversary, and to hear the choir perform that work in its two-day world première.

With René’s permission, I recorded his talk, given on 2016_0507 just before the second concert, and published it to YouTube in three segments. (The entire talk is 51 minutes long, so splitting it up was better for both file size and viewer time investment.)

In addition to the talk, the Segment 1 video features an introduction of the composer by GEWC director Greg Wheatley.

Below are links to the talk videos, as well as a link to the YT002 video page for the second world première of The Cloths of Heaven. Each talk video link opens up a new window at YouTube, rather than streaming it directly on this page, so that viewers can, if they wish, post comments at YouTube.
René Clausen speaks on compositional process, The Cloths of Heaven (Segment 1) (Wheaton, IL, USA)

Video ID: YT003

Title: René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 1)

Length: 16:40

Where: College Church, Wheaton, IL, USA

When: 2016_0507 14:00–14:17

Copyright:

René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 1)

… by Mark H. Peterson

… was first published on 2016_0617 at YouTube

… and is licensed under a Standard YouTube License

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René Clausen speaks on compositional process, The Cloths of Heaven (Segment 2) (Wheaton, IL, USA)

Video ID: YT004

Title: René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 2)

Length: 16:40

Where: College Church, Wheaton, IL, USA

When: 2016_0507 14:16–14:33

Copyright:

René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 2)

… by Mark H. Peterson

… was first published on 2016_0617 at YouTube

… and is licensed under a Standard YouTube License

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René Clausen speaks on compositional process, The Cloths of Heaven (Segment 3) (Wheaton, IL, USA)

Video ID: YT005

Title: René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 3)

Length: 19:00

Where: College Church, Wheaton, IL, USA

When: 2016_0507 14:32–14:51

Copyright:

René Clausen on composition, The Cloths of Heaven (GEWC) (Segment 3)

… by Mark H. Peterson

… was first published on 2016_0617 at YouTube

… and is licensed under a Standard YouTube License

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The Glen Ellyn-Wheaton Chorale performs The Cloths of Heaven by René Clausen (Wheaton, IL, USA)

ID: YT002

2016_0507 15:28

GEWC performs The Cloths of Heaven
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