In America's pantheon of vocal ensembles, and in particular those of the male variety, New York Polyphony has found its niche using the least amount of materials: four voices. NYP mainly sings music from the Medieval and Renaissance, though it ventures into the 20th and 21st centuries, as in their debut release I Sing the Birth, a meditative collection of Advent and Christmas works from Plainchant to Andrew Smith (born in 1970).
New York Polyphony's only Midwest stop this season will be in Minneapolis on December 9th, 7:30 p.m., at Hennepin Avenue United Methodist Church. This is your chance to experience a unique concert of selections from their debut recording and their 2010 release Tudor City, in a beautiful, intimate sanctuary.
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