The concert will take place in Scott Concert Hall in the Rogers Fine Arts Building on the Campbell campus.
Admission is free, and the public is invited to attend.
The program will feature selections from the group's upcoming tour in South Korea. It will include sacred literature from three centuries and feature selections by choral masters such as Bach and Michael Praetorius, together with those of current British and American composers like John Rutter, Dale Grotenhuis, and Bob Burroughs. Secular pieces include a Korean folk song, Arirang , and an American popular standard, Somewhere Over the Rainbow. Multicultural influence will also be apparent in the program, as the choir will process in to a traditional Zulu marching song and perform Bethilehemu, an African dialect piece about the birthplace of Jesus. Student soloists will be featured throughout the program.