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and Hannah Kremer, Miami Country Day School, fifth grade. • Tears By The Lake by Haydn Sage, Miami Country Day School, fifth grade. • The TV Time Machine by Emma Carter, Sigsbee Charter School, fourth grade. • Time Out by Seth Stahlmann, Generation Harvest, sixth grade. • Trading Up! by Nash Klein, Gulf Gate Elementary, first grade. • Uh Oh! Not Again! by Torrica Green, Emma E. Booker Elementary, fourth grade. In the final program of its Britten to Britain 2013-14 season, Musica Sacra Cantorum, Sarasota's sacred choral ensemble, will pres- ent a program to celebrate a milestone it has achieved: the first residency of any Sarasota choral ensemble at a British cathedral, the group has announced. The program, Cathedral Close, will take place on Sunday, May 4, at 4 p.m. at St. Boniface Episcopal Church, located at 5615 Midnight Pass Road on Siesta Key. Tickets are $20 in advance or $25 at the door. For advance pur- chase, visit musicasacracantorum.org or call 405-7322. Musica Sacra Cantorum is honored to have been selected to serve as the choir-in-res- idence at Great Britain's historic Lichfield Cathedral in July, a news release says. Cathedral Close will feature works writ- ten solely for the concert hall as well as pieces chosen from the repertoire to be per- formed during the Lichfield residency, the release adds. The anthems for the program and the resi- dency "reflect our American heritage," the release notes. Among them will be selections by Harold Friedell, Leo Sowerby, Rene Clausen and Ned Rorem. Two large-scale works, Benjamin Britten's Rejoice in the Lamb and Gabriel Fauré's Cantique de Jean Racine, "will be balanced by Mendelssohn's poignant Hear My Prayer, featuring soprano Fiona Gillespie in her Florida debut," the release points out. MUSICA SACRA CANTORUM LOOKS FORWARD TO MAY 4 MILESTONE Sarasota News Leader April 25, 2014 Page 110