George Washington - Ordained of God Tickets

George Washington - Ordained of God is a distinguished master choral work commissioned in 2019 by the Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society. Led by composer Jacob Lives with a cohort of Draper composers including Tyler Teerlink, the piece blends soloist brilliance with a full choir and orchestral backing to tell an inspired story rooted in history and faith. The production sits at the crossroads of patriotic and sacred tone, a hallmark of the Society’s repertoire, and has become a notable addition to Utah’s classical and choral scene.

Originating in Utah, the work debuted in the region and was revised for performances in 2021 at Abravanel Hall, with further renditions in 2022, also at Abravanel Hall. While the project is promoted through the Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society website and local press, it stands as a collaborative testament to Utah’s musical talent and community engagement.

On this performer page, you’ll find a detailed biography, highlights from the discography associated with this work, and up-to-date information on upcoming tour dates. Secure your seats through our simple, friendly process—we’ve got you.

Biography, performance history, and future engagements for George Washington - Ordained of God are presented with a focus on accessibility and reliability. For concertgoers in Utah and beyond, this page consolidates essential context: local venues, notable collaborators, and how to stay in the loop for new performances.

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• Official site: Draper Philharmonic & Choral Society
• City: Salt Lake City / Draper, Utah area
• Primary venues: Abravanel Hall (Salt Lake City)
• Past collaborators: Jacob Lives (composer), Tyler Teerlink, Draper composers
• Upcoming notes: 2025 season includes Seize the Day and Mistletoe and Miracles, with continued productions in Utah