Guest conductor James Armstrong Jr., director of choirs at the College of William and Mary, will direct the Mozart works. Brian Gorelick, Wake Forest's director of choral ensembles, will conduct the Handel piece. The Wake Forest University Orchestra will perform with the choirs. Vocal soloists will include soprano Teresa Radomski and tenor Richard Heard of the Wake Forest music faculty and alto Annette Pashayan and baritone Walter Davis of the Winston-Salem community.
Admission is free.
For information, call 758-5026.