The concert had been scheduled for 7:30 p.m. at First Parish Church, 630 Mass. Ave.
The lyrics were to be shown on screen, and also expected was live music from Gary Backstrom and his band. A recent Chorale newsletter said that Page intended to donate half of the proceeds total back to the Chorale and also contained a link to a 45-second video by Page saying that the show also was to include music from Chuck Berry, Elvis Presley and the Everly Brothers.
According to its website, the chorale aims to make performances a partcipatory experience, promoting singing as an act of compassion while celebrating diverse cultures in the world. Learn more about the organization here >>
Jan. 11, 2024: Mystic Chorale announces Pfitzer as 2nd permanent music director
This news announcement was published Friday, May 31 2024, based on information from Arlyn Roffman, who represents the Mystic Chorale to the media. It was updated Thursday, June 13, with additional material from a recent Chorale e-newsletter, and June 15, to confirm the last-minute cancelation.
