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University Chorale University Singers University Evening Chorus A THE UNIVERSITY SINGERS UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON -, Gregory Abbott Rana Fitzsimmons Donna Leber Ramona Price Stephen Akerman Cassandra Fodor Sherrie Lew Emmy Purainer School of Music and the Jane Allardt Maureen Fox Robert Lewis Jo Ann Quine Catherine Anderson James Frost Melinda Lueth Marie Ranous Office of Lectures and Concerts and Marilyn Anderson Karen Fry Charlot McCormack Sheryl Ray Joe Arnold Allison Garr Kenneth McDonald Janice Reaper Nancy Baggott Christine Gehrett Linda McCroskey Rita Reeve Division of Evening and Extension Classes Patricia Bailey Donna Gilbert Laura McIntyre Richter Cynthia Balfour Stanley Gile Blanche McHenry Nora Lorne Barringer Glenn Goodrich Kathleen McNamara Patricia Barbara Beeby Carla Gordon Susan Madison Judy Ripley Dorelie Berg Linda Graham James Mason Lisette Roozen Constance Bergeron Candace Gratias Jeanne Mathews Judith Rosen Holly Bertran Robert Griffiths Linda Mathews Susan Rosenberry Mary Beyersdorf Lynne Gustafson Linda Mathis Barbara Rouse present Johannes Biehl Cathy Gwinn James Matsuyama Kerry Rutherford Steven Blanchard Annette Halle Donald Meehan Lawrence Santora James Bonuccelli Margaret Hamley Vivian Mezistrano Jennifer Sayre Jack Bowen Karen Hartley Mary Miller Donna Schlagel Robert Bowers Molly Harvey Mary K. Miller Christine Schwarz Bettie Boyd Hass Jacqueline Minkove Lee Seaborn Chesta Bradbury Haugland Ralph Minnich Charles Seaton University Chorale Kristina Brauner He1bock Kathleen Mischke Paul Shay Cathy Breen Judith Helmich Christina Mitchell David Sheebrooke Kathryn Browder Thomas Herbert Nancy Moore Joan Shippy University Singers Sharon Brown Adelle Hermann Jeff Morrison Lydia Siemens Peggy Bull Karen Hetland Linda Morrow Deanna Sloulin Kristie Caddey Geoffrey Hewings Nag-atani Mary Smalla Joseph Carlson Richard Holtan Nalle Kathleen Smith University Evening Chorus Caryl Carpenter Nancy Holcomb Dianne Nash Ronald Smith Joanne Cervantes Marsha Hosch Sharron Nasman Lynn Speck Rodney Eichenberger, conductor Margo Cohen Terry Houk Kathleen NewtOll Lila Stacey Dennis Coleman Katherine Howe Kathleen Norris Christie Stanley Carla Collen Sandra Hullinger Marcia O'Day Gary Stark Ted Comstock Marian Hyslop Karen Ogrosky Chris Stayley Barclay Conrad Lavonne Jacobsen Patrick O'Keefe Cheryl Stevens Dale Costich Jo Jeffrey Carol Olding Mary Stevens Wendy Crosby Margaret Jenking Nancy O'Neill Carol Suffron University Madrigal Singers Donna Cunningham Cheryl Jessen Esther Osborne Kathryn Taylor Deanna Dawson Mick Johns Daniel Otis Linda Thompson Gerald Keehley, condtlctor Carrie De Lappe Kenneth Johnsen Nancy Otto Thor Thompson Sham., De Muth Judy Johnson Robert Owens Luanne Timm Bruce Denecke Kathryn Johnson Patti Parkhill Lorraine Torigoe Pamela Dewey Stephen Jobnson Margaret Paul Mary Tarango with Connie Dodson Margot Jones JOY Pemberton Barbara Trevithick -) , J Donna Doepken Jeanne Kaupang Laurie Pemberton Mary Wilbur Melinda Drescher Nancy Kessner Dwight Peterson Laurence Williamson Craig Eberstein Bruce Kirscbner Beverly Petrie Merrie Wilson Patricia Ekman Izvara Kleinhempel Kathleen Phillips Nancy Wimmer University Symphony Orchestra Joan Erickson Jobn Koenes Patrick Poe Mary Wippel Karon Erickson Doris Larson Nancy Polis Carol Zachary Stanley Chapple, conductor Diane Ethier Janice Lava.sar Jane Poole Judy Zimmerman Carol Farias Cheryl Leam Marie Porterfield A. John Zosel Roger Fenton Lee Leavy Patricia Powell Nancy Zosel Wednesday, December 7, 1966 8:30 p.m. Jane Addams Junior High School Auditorium t_­ ... I '~--=-~--.:-~:-] " <...t, H- t'V PROGRAM UNIVERSITY CHORALE Edward Alden Dennis F otheringeill Mary Lightfoot ~ .. 7'-1 Donald Alves Lora Lee Fulcher Gloria Morrison / The University Chorale Janet Batcheller Sharon Fulcher Scott Neils ."?!D Peter Batcheller John Goldsmith Richard Palm BUXTEHUDE 1 1..-, .Das neugeborneJ(indelein, David Beard Alison Goodall Douglas Pedersen - (1637-1707f'::' ..,j-~ Peter Becker Jeannette Gourley David Pratt John Brownell Marilyn Heinemann Catherine Smullyan Lynn Chavelle Barbara Heuman Steven Tacbell Dorothy Davenport, violin Deede Cook, violin James Civarra Mary Lee Hubbart James Taylor Dale Cluck Robert Isaacson Walter Timpe Mary Neddermeyer, violin Laurie Tuttle, cello Linda Correia Margaret Jenkins David West Darlene Barnes, harpsichord Kathleen Dawson Anna Kolasinski Joyce Whaley Sharon DeMnth Philip Kurelski Shirley White Patricia Donley J anot Lavers Leigh Erickson Creighton LeCoq ~ ..- ­ Regem natum. ~ ~ G1~~~r59if·2JS-.- THE UNIVERSITY EVENING CHORUS ~ :::t-­ Don Andre Larry Hall Mamie Helen Rockafellar SCHUETZ ;:";' 30. Cantate Domino Kathleen Bowen Robert lawe Louise R. Rose (1585-1672) Kay Brown Rita M. ]vasyk Judith R. Schomaker Don Christensen Grace Lange Karen Torrens FABRICIUS I; Torches Karen Cranney Jean Leik Marie Townsend ).}.j Evelyn Lester Hilga C. Vitt > tl6SS-I736) •._.__.. Dorothy Davenport Joan Doan Geraldine A. Loper Elsie Weaver Carol A. Dunlop Roger Mix Rowena Wedemeyer ROGER WAGNER, I: OS He Is Born, Martha Fleming Frances Oldham Nancy Wilson _w::l1t " Phyllis Galt Roger A. Patterson arninger Jeanette Grant Patricia Racey UNIVERSITY MADRIGALS David Beard Philip Kuretski The University Madrigal Singers Patricia Donley Doreen Kurr J.q OR/}£R. CHANGEJ:>: Claudia Gorbman Lavers () David Hansard m McMenamin HUGO DISTLER I. ;,:(; ,f;?, Lo, How a Rose e'er Blooming Chris Kauffman Pamela Kay Milner ~ (19Otf-1M2)' . ­ Anna Kolasinski Steven Tachell ~ Sandra Kooyenga Ellen Weston WILLIAM BYRD If. i, 3; LulIabY.t..My Sweet Little. Baby (1588) THE UNIVERSITY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA (1543-1623) ~~ 1st Violin Vio/ml-Cella BassoO'n Kerry Caughlan Dail Adams Dale Colbert It .JJ;IQMAS WEELKES 't 2Gloria in excelsis :2, ~,' Cindy Cole Barbara Hansen Mark Euhanks -) ~ (1576-1623) I Lynn Copland Frances K. Irvin Hor'n Ellen Dawson J e;<tll Merewcther Fred Albright Wesley Fisk Carol Rockafield Dan Cole Kristen Forster Betty Schocll·Rene Fred Easter Joanna Jenner Constance Smith Dave Harris Charles Lund Double Bass Richard Hcin Mary Michael Elliott Trumpet Solesmes version plainsong melody, Dorothy Richard Fredrickson Lauren Anderson of the Cheryl Stray "Adora te devote" Howard Goodman George Oram Duane White Gregory Rathbun Flute 2nd Violin Pamela Butler Trombone INTERMISSION J anine Davis Liz Coronata Randall Dary James Dawson Jerry Pritchard Ala!l Dorsey Juri Eenmaa John Mascorella The University Singers and Evening Chorus Joan Murphy Piccolo Richard Roblee Ardis Ostebo Liz Coronata Tuba Denis Piwowarski Oboe Vincent Ojala ()\&l POULENC Gloria (1959) )..ij-: Sl~ Delana Rund Janet Bovee Brent Straughan Harp Gloria John De J amatt Kippy Brinkman Phil Wilinson Jan Yeackcl ~~ Laudamus te Sharon Woodworth Joan Clarke ~ .~ English Hoy" Tympani Domine Deus Viola Jan Yeackel Michael Paul Laura Collen Domine fiIi unigenite Kathy Dawson Clarinet Librarian Dominus Deus) Agnus Dei Linda Gates Michael Davenport Gregory Rathbun Mary Ann Ogilvie Erling Iverson Qui sedes ad dexteram Patris Linda Verquist David King Sung 800k Lee, soprano Gem" 'Valker Carolyn Mattox Bass Clarinet The University Symphony Orchestra Russell Waite .
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