I personally feel may well be the single greatest masterpiece ever composed by an American. Universal in scope, it portrays the very nature of our existence on earth – the struggles, our anxiety, our human questioning of “what is this life all about?” The piece is a series of short sections, one after the other. But all of it seems wrapped in a timeless atmosphere. I think this piece is so meaningful on this day. And near the end of this great work, after so much angst and tribulation, it finally emerges - as if the fog has lifted - with overwhelming beauty and peace as the voices are enveloped in a gentle halo of bells.

– Dennis Keene , Artistic Director

CHARLES IVES Psalm 90

Voices of Ascension
Dennis Keene, Artistic Director
Renée Anne Louprette, organist

from the Voices of Ascension 25th Anniversary Concert on April 22, 2014
Church of the Ascension, New York, NY

The singers in this performance are represented by the American Guild of Musical Artists, AFL-CIO.