Northwest Choirs Present "Unclouded Day" Fall Concert Oct. 21
Senatobia, MS (10/15/2025) — Northwest Mississippi Community College Choirs present "Unclouded Day" their fall concert experience on October 21, 2025, at 7:00 p.m. in the Heindl Center for the Performing Arts.
The concept about the idea of welcoming the best days of autumn, according to Dr. Alex Belohlavek, director of Choral Activities. At this concert, patrons can antipicate hearing a variety of music performed by three ensembles.
The Ranger Consort will perform a set of Renaissance music that was composed entirely by women which Dr. Belohlavek notes is incredibly rare for the time period. For the Northwest Singers, they will present three pieces which include instrumentalists. The Ranger Chorale will present a variety including excerpts from Veljo Tormi's "Sugismaastikudv" which translates into "Autumn Landscapes."
This concert is free and open to the public. Dr. Belohlavek and all of Northwest invite the public to come enjoy the free concert on October 21.
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Northwest Mississippi Community College Choirs performing at Heindl Center for the Performing Arts. By Carly Fox
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