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Music for the Holidays Illinois State University ISU ReD: Research and eData School of Music Programs Music 11-19-1995 Music for the Holidays School of Music Illinois State University Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/somp Part of the Music Performance Commons Recommended Citation School of Music, "Music for the Holidays" (1995). School of Music Programs. 1377. https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/somp/1377 This Concert Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in School of Music Programs by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact [email protected]. I Music Department Illinois State University I I MUSIC FOR THE HOLIDAYS I Symphony Orchestra I' Glenn Block, Conductor Civic Chorale I. Concert Choir James Major, Conductor I Treble Choir I Donald Armstrong, Conductor University Choir I Encore! Sue Ann Stutheit, Conductor I Singing Y' ers Brian Bond, Conductor 1. Alfonse Anderson, Tenor Kathleen Randles, Mezzo-Soprano I: Donald Armstrong, Narrator Braden Auditorium Sunday Evening I November 19,1995 7:00 I Program* Part II Part I I I A Christmas Festival Leroy Anderson from Appalachian Spring Aaron Copland Symphony Orchestra Variations on a Shaker Melody ( 1900-1990) I I Symphony Orchestra African Noel Arranged by Andre Thomas Concert Choir Gloria in excelsis John Horman Singing Y' ers Boy Choir I I Carol of the Bells Arranged by Brian Bond Christmas Time Is Here Lee Mendelsohn & Vince Guaraldi Fall Leaves, Fall Houston Bright (arranged by David Pugh) (poem by Emily Bronte) (1916-1970) Encore! Treble Choir 1 1 Deo gracias Natalie Sleeth Fantasia on Greensleeves Ralph Vaughan Williams (1935-1992) (1872-1958) It's the Very Best Time of the Year Flo Price Symphony Orchestra I I Singing Y' ers Boy Choir Mata del anima sola (Tree of the lonely soul) Antonio Estevez Le Someille de L' enfant Jesus Traditional French song Song from Venezuela (1916-1988) (The slumber of the child Jesus) (arranged by Ron Jeffers) Steve Wilmert, Tenor University Treble Choir Concert Choir I I Go Tell It on the Mountain Kirby Shaw from The Pearl Fishers Georges Bizet University Choir Au fond du temple du saint (1838-1875) Jeffrey Shelton, Euphonium Douglas Mattsey, Tuba I I Sleigh Ride Leroy Anderson Symphony Orchestra Symphony Orchestra Hanukkah Song Juston Wilde & Doug Konecky The Many Moods Of Christmas (Suite #1) Arranged by Robert Shaw (arranged by Ed Lojeski) I I Good Christians Now Rejoice & Robert Russell Bennett University Choir Silent Night Willie, Take your Drum S'vivon (The spinning top) Traditional Chanukah Song 0 Come, All Ye Faithfull (arranaged by Valerie Shields) I I We invite you to sing with us in Silent Night and O Come, All Ye Faithful. Treble Choir Women: Silent night, Holy night! All is calm, all is bright; Round yon Virgin Mother and Child, from Messiah George Frideric Handel Holy Infant, so tender and mild, Comfort ye my people (1685-1759) I I Sleep in heavenly peace, sleep in heavenly peace! Every valley shall be exalted Men: Silent night, Holy night! Shepherds quake at the sight, And the glory of the Lord Glories stream from heaven a far, Behold, a virgin shall conceive All: Heavenly hosts sing alleluia, 0 thou that tellest good tidings to Zion Christ the Savior is born, Christ the Savior is born! For unto us a Child is born Verses 1 and 2 Hallelujah! . Choirs: Alfonse Anderson, Tenor Kathleen Randles, Mezzo-Soprano All: 0 come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, Civic Chorale Concert Choir 0 come ye, 0 come ye to Bethlehem. Symphony Orchestra Come and behold Him, born the king of angels; 0 come, let us adore Him, 0 come, let us adore Him, Intermission 0 come let us adore Him, Christ the Lord. *We request that you refrain from applauding until the final selection has been Combined ISU Choirs performed on each half of the program. Thank you. Symphony Orchestra ISU Symplwny Orchestra Personnel Glenn Block, Music Director & Conductor Jenny Holtman, Manager/Librarian Jon Feller, Assistant Conductor Violin Clarinet Francisco Marchan, Concertmaster Jamian Green, Principal Jennifer Smith, Principal Rebecca Parker Second Violin I' I' Kristine Callas Bassoon Stephane Deimer Christopher Harrison, Principal Mary Giesler Laura Maland 1 Elizabeth Japel 1 I Travis McGuire Horn Rebecca Mertz Eric Kaiser, Principal Colleen Moss Brandon Sinnock Katie Lunzman ll I Viola Vic Pesavento Jon Feller, Principal Brian Rous Matthew Barwegen Jason Warner Trumpet ll I Troy McKay, Principal Cello Sharon Slote Jenny Holtman, Principal Tom Svec Douglas Cresto II I Brian Gaona Trombone Nate Johnson Grant Dawson, Principal Charlie Plummer String Bass Steve Fox Ian Solomon, Principal Patrick Egan • Tuba Josh Harms Andrew Rummel Clifford D. Hunt ll I Steve Polzin Harp Ben Sullivan Ted Nichelson Flute Percussion II I Jennifer Torbeck, Principal Tim Ryan Randa Lyn Martin Matt Embry Kevin Brinnehl Oboe Michael Mercer 1: I Maryann Flock, Principal Deana Rumsey WILUm90.9 THE CLASSICAL ONE I. I Jc,ll/ C, e, I I. Civic Chorale James Major, Coruluctor rl Patricia Foltz, Piano I Jerry Myers, Administrative Assistant Louise Andrew Judith Hines Sharon Rittenhouse Jennifer Bair Ed Hines Maxine Rogers Carolyn Bartusek Marjorie Hobbs Judith Ronan I I Nancy Beasley Martin Jackson Pai Rosenbaum Barbara Bethard Lois Jett Alicia Rybenski Glenn Beyer Douglas Johnson Jennifer Sarashinsky 'I Margaret Bratcher Arlene Johnson Michael Sauvageau I Judy Brown Tara Kaiser Elizabeth Schaeflein Jane Brummet George Kidder Sharon Schroeder Owen Brummet Yongsin Kim Dawn Sedgwick Lillian Bucher Rowena Koshinski Mary Selk I I Hilary Buck Dick Koshinski Alissa Semanko Carol Campbell DougLamb Anya Shoemaker Nick Chatterton Sonja Larson-Strieff Rachel Skelly Mio-Ah Cho Chris Lehman Kim Snyder I I Christopher Cooper Paula Lehmann Ann Sokan Greg Coughlin KyuhyeLim Leslie Sompong Robert Darner Bea Lowery Rebecca Stevig Trina Davis Kristen Lyecht John Stutzman I I Ellen Detar Connie Malecki Tiffany Taylor Elizabeth DeVico Heidi Malmberg Jennifer Tennyson LolaDeVore Michele Marlow Andy Tillema Christy Lynn Dubra Nicole Maubach Angela Townley I I Peg Dudzik Kay Mays Richard Trefzger Jan Farkas Jerry McGinnis Nancy Vallella Michelle Francis JoAnn Meiser Jennifer Vellella Carly Garcia Karen Monroe Jean Wallace I I Anne Garrett William Morgan Susan Weil Jacob Gourley Ray Morrison Sara Westjohn Barb Green Marge Mosier Richard Whitcomb Jessica Gruener John Nebgen Sara Williams I I Sara Guetzlaff Ted Nichelson George Wilson Ellen Hagen Penny Noble Hyun-Hee Woo Jennifer Hankins Fem Noth John Woodruff Dick Hanson Ted Noth Kimberly Woodson I I Karen Harris Kristina Olkowski Eric Heerwagen Susan Palmer John Hensley Phyllis Parr Michael Hillstrom Melanie Plowman I I Nicole Hines Vera Price I I I ,I University Treble Choir I I Singing Y'ers Boy Choir Donald Armstrong, Conductor Brian Bond, Director Debbie Camey, Piano Lynda Barnes Regina Meyers Emily Brinkley Caroline Nicholson I. I Jeff Adam Adam Hoeper Carrie Clard Michelle Palmer Jonathan Alsberry Nate Johnston Courtney Flanagan Jenny Pollett Kevin Blakeslee Nate Kinnaman Karen Henderson Leslie Pomykala Aaron Cole Jim Meek MaryBeth Herndon Sequita Randle I I Benjamin Cole Kile Schultz Shin-Hee Kim Ragen Sanner Daniel Doctorian Joel Werner Deanna Kohrs Jane Shorter Geoff Evans Cody Whitlock Monica Manriquez Sara Tresenreiter Peter Finley Michael Wilkins Mindy Maves Karen Tucka I I Stephen Funk Paul Woolsey Joel Gentes Tyler Woolsey /SU Horn Choir Joe Neisler, Director I I Concert Choir Nicole Ambrogio Katie Lunzman James Major, Conductor Darcie Condon Jennifer Luthy Gabriella Fodor, Piano Matt Dutton Vic Pesavento John Davis, Assistant Conductor Julie Reed, Assistant Conductor Molly Gholson Brian Rous I I Jerry Myers, Administrative Assistant Jennifer Herron Brandon Sinnock Eric Kaiser Elizabeth Smith Soprano Tenor Kristin Kopta Josh Stewart Kristin Egan Nate Edwards I I Alison Hoelscher Jeffrey Glowgowski Amy Jackson Nick LaPaglia /SU Trombone Choir Rosemary Koziel Cliff Runyard Stephen Parsons, Director Monica Ludwig Rob Scott I I Tara McCallum Steve Peter Aaron Berger Steve Fox Michele Marlow Andrew Sogor Kevin Cole Chris Kempher Mindy Maves Clay Turner Grant Dawson Charlie Plummer Jennifer Noel Steve Wallace Erich Deptolla Steve Sager I I Charlotte Ritter Steve Wilmert Josh Favors Melissa Wasson Jane Shorter Andrew Fitzgibbon Joe White Alison Trego Bass Kristin White Tony Barton Encore! I I Tony Bergbower Alto Edward Corpus Sue Ann Stutheit, Director Jenna Avery Brian Bond, Assistant Director Ben Cubberly Tina Buckley Jonathan Dann Amy Butters John Davis Soprano Tenor I I Elizabeth Dirksen Mathew Flanigan Amanda Byassee John Davis Karen Harpel Cory Jones Amy Jackson Chad Coffey Jessica Ireland Harry Pratt Jennifer Schuck Krista Koske Bass I I Megan Poulos Alto Brian Bond Kristina Ragonese Jenna Avery Tony Barton Julie Reed Ellen Petric Ben Cubberly Karen Tucka Kara Lindstrom I I Kimberly Woodson I I Acknowledgments Holiday music performed in the lobby prior to the concert by the I Trombone Choir and the Hom Choir from the ISU Music Department. Julian Dawson, Harpsichord Decorations (Messiah) Casy's Garden Shop Sue Ann Stutheit, Organ 1505 N. 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