Art of Sound: HUGHES & THE MUSE
This extraordinary concert features two world premieres by Daniel Hughes, alongside works that have shaped his voice as a composer and artistic director. Concert tickets include a pre-concert talk back with Daniel, offering insight into the music you will hear, as well as access to a curated silent auction with unique experiences and fun items supporting The Choral Project.
The evening continues with an optional post-concert reception, where just 28 tickets remain. Enjoy wine from Mercury Wine and lite bites in a relaxed and welcoming setting with fellow audience members and artists.
If you have already purchased your concert ticket, or if you would like to attend only the reception, reception-only tickets are available for purchase.
Proceeds from this event support The Choral Project’s mission to connect people through choral theatre, education, and musical excellence.
Auction winners need not be present to win‼️
General Admission $40 • Senior Citizens (62+) $30 • Students (High School ➕ Undergraduate College) $15 • Reception (Add-on) $50
ART OF SOUND: HUGHES & THE MUSE
Sunday, April 19, 2026
5:00 PM • Concert
4:00 PM Silent Auction Begins • 4:10 PM Pre-Concert Talk • 6:30 PM Ticketed Post-Concert Reception
Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church
13601 Saratoga Avenue
Saratoga, CA US 95070
REPERTOIRE
“O know to end as to begin”
(from The Hour Glass)
Irving Fine“So We’ll Go No More A-Roving”
Daniel Hughes"Neslēgtais Gredzens (The Unclosed Ring)"
Juris Karlsons"LEAF & TREE"
Daniel Hughes"Valse Triste"
Daniel Hughes“The Cooling Shadow”
Charlene Archibeque“Your Soul Is Song”
Daniel Hughes"A Grove"
Daniel Hughes"Interlude"
Daniel Hughes“Veni”
Knut Nystedt"Denali"
Daniel Hughes“El Paisanito”
Argentinian Folk Song
arr. Ward Swingle“Turn Ye to Me”
WORLD PREMIERE‼️
Scottish Folk Song
arr. Daniel Hughes“A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley Square”
Eric Maschwitz and Manning Sherwin
arr. Gene Puerling"Bagatelle in F"
Daniel Hughes"Elegie No. 2"
WORLD PREMIERE‼️
Daniel Hughes“No One Is Alone”
(from Into the Woods)
Stephen Sondheim“Babethandaza”
Traditional South African Song
arr. Daniel Hughes