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A Glorious Journey For 26 years, Nathan Carter has been inspiring the Morgan State University Choir to ever greater heights. This time, the destination is Carnegie Hall and a historic tribute to Marian Anderson.

March 30, 1997|By Linell Smith | Linell Smith,SUN STAFF

Carter has led the choir into the kingdom he dreamed of when he was their age. They have brought strength and purity of sound, words which resound trumpet-clear, songs which soar, moan, whisper and remind. These children are passing along what Marian Anderson called "prayers from one soul to another." And as Nathan Carter watches, his students sing what's in his heart.

In concert

The Morgan State University Choir will perform Mahler's Symphony No. 2 ("The Resurrection") with the Peabody Symphony Orchestra and Chorus under the direction Hajime Teri Murai at 3 p.m. April 6 in Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Nathan

Carter will receive the Peabody Distinguished Alumni Award in a ceremony onstage preceding the concert. Tickets are $24, $16, $14 and $8 for seniors and $5 for students with I.D. For tickets, call 410-783-8000.

Nathan Carter will conduct the choir in its annual spring benefit concert at the Meyerhoff at 7 p.m. May 4. The concert will include spirituals and "The Ordering of Moses," an oratorio by African-American composer Nathaniel Dett. For information, call 410-319-3286.

Sundial: To hear the Morgan State University Choir perform "Great Day" during its 25th anniversary concert on Maryland Public Television, call Sundial at 410-783-1800 and enter the four-digit code 6155. For other local Sundial numbers, see the Sundial directory on Page 2A.

Pub Date: 3/30/97

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