Concerts – Page 4 – Choral Arts Society Chorale

The Ups and Downs

Vide homo
(Orlando di Lassus, 1532-1594)

My Spirit Sang All Day
(Gerlad Finzi, 1901-1956)

It Was a Lover and His Lass
(Matthew Harris, 1956- ; text by William Shakespeare from As You Like It)

Warum
(Johannes Brahms, 1833-1897; text by Johann Wolfgang von Goethe)

The Fiddler of Dooney
(Daniel J. Hall,1971- ; text by William Butler Yeats)

Begin the Beguine
(Cole Porter, 1891-1964; arr. Andrew Carter

Zum Gali
(Israeli folk tune arr. Maurice Goldman

The Promise of Living
(Aaron Copland, 1900-1990; text by Horace Everett from The Tender Land)

Spring 2011

I Believe Concert

Credo
(Antonio Vivaldi, 1678-1741)
Violin: Joohyun Kim, Laura Mericle, Peiyun Lee, Vicki Swedish; Viola: Faith Howe, Sally Bennett; Cello: Mark Bridges

What Is Our Life?
(Orlando Gibbons, 1583-1625; poem by Sir Walter Raleigh, 1552-1618)

Hymne au Soleil
(Lili Boulanger, 1893-1918; poem by Casimmir Delavigne, 1793-1843)

In Remembrance
(Eleanor Daley, 1907-2003)

The Peace of Wild Things
(Joan Szymko, b. 1957; poem by Wendell Berry, b. 1934)

Life’s Mirror
(Eleanor Daley, 1907-2003; poem by Madeline Bridges (1844-1920)
Oboe: Becca Dora

The Hour Has Come
(Srul Irving Glick, 1934-2002; poem by Carole H. Leckner)

Fall 2010

It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad Madtown Madrigal Tour

The Devout Brit: Music Then and Now Concert

Hallelujah Chorus – from “The Messiah”
(George Frideric Handel)

If Ye Love Me
(Thomas Tallis)

Ave Verum Corpus
(William Byrd)

Laudate Nomen Domini
(Christopher Tye)

Almighty and Everlasting God
(Orlando Gibbons)

Jehova, quam multi sunt hostes

Organ Interlude

Organ Interlude/God is Gone Up

The Shepherd

The Lamb

O Clap Your Hands

When the Saints Go Marching In

Christmas Song

Dream of Freedom Concert

Un jour je m’en allai
(Jacques de Wert)
Victory
(arr. by Harvey b. Gaul)
Nanie, Opus 82
(Johannes Brahms)
Drei Volksliedsaetze – Arnold Schoenberg

Schein uns, du liebe Sonne

Hertzlieblich Lieb, durch Scheiden

Shenandoah
(arr. by James Erb)
Steal Away
(arr. by William Arms Fisher)
Dreams of Freedom – Poetry by Langston Hughes

John Bohman was our director, with Erik Saunders the accompanist. We had 19 choristers listed in the program (currently with the choir are in bold):
Nan Baillies, Metje Butler, Ruth Gundlach, Ria Hull ,Tess Mulrooney, Daine Nienow, Steve Olsen, Paula Pachciarz, Sue Price, Danny Proud, Catherine Rasmussen, Molly Rice, Abby Ryan, Donna Sarafin, Dean Schroeder, Debby Thomas, Tom Thomas, Elizabeth Van Ness, Linda Voss.