Spotlight Concert - The Haralson Room, Minneapolis

From the joyful babble of a country brook to the muffled bells of a city swallowed by the sea, from a Cree water song sung in reverent stillness to a rousing call to let the river run, this season's repertoire draws from wells of folk tradition, classical mastery, and contemporary voice.
You'll hear water as metaphor, for love that "grows old and waxes cold," for grief that melts the heart, for hope in a dried-up riverbed and water as pure sensation: shimmering, wimpling, rippling, lapping at the shore of your deepest listening.
Whether the waters are wide and uncrossable or gentle enough to stand in and let your troubles go, the Summer Singers invite you to come to the edge, wade in, and discover how much is waiting just beneath the surface.