Program KYRIE 1. Kyrie

GLORIA 2. Gloria 3. Laudamus te 4. Gratias 5. Domine 6. Qui tollis 7. Quoniam 8. Jesu Christe / Cum sancto spiritu

h h Intermission CREDO

9. Credo 10. Et incarnatus est 11. Crucifixus 12. Et resurrexit 13. Et in Spiritum Sanctum 14. Et unam sanctam 15. Et vitam venturi h h Pause Program Notes

SANCTUS Requiem While many people are familiar with the story of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart’s , K. 626, which was Mass left in C unfinished minor upon Mozart’s death, far fewer people are aware that Mozart left an even more Requiem BENEDICTUS16. Sanctus ambitious vocal work, the “Great” , K. 427 (K. 417a),

incomplete as well. If the tale of the Mass in C is minor the basis of great drama—as demonstrated in the 1984 Academy Award-winning flm 17. Benedictus Amadeus—then the mystery of the is its musical AGNUS DEI equivalent. After two hundred years of sleuthing and speculation, it remains unclear why Mozart composed the mass, as well as why he never comple ted it. 18. Agnus Dei Although Mozart had written a number of masses while employed by 19. Dona nobis pacem the Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, Hieronymus von Colloredo, he was Mass in C minor hh gone from the prince’s court for over a year when he began to compose the in the summer of 1782. Mozart’s single piece of correspondence concerning the mass only adds to the mystery. In a letter dated January 14, 1783, to his father Leopold, Mozart wrote elliptically that “the score of half of a mass, which is still lying here waiting to be finished, is the best proof that I really made the promise.” While the promise Mozart alluded to in the letter has traditionally been interpreted as an olive branch to his father, who had not approved of Mozart’s recent marriage, or as an ode of thanksgiving to his wife Constanze, recent research hints that Mozart had promised his father that he would reconcile with Archbishop Colloredo. According to this theory, the mass was meant as a peace offering. However, this hypothesis raises more questions than provides answers. KyrieThe reforms Gloria of Joseph Sanctus II had severely curtailed the performances of largescale, concerted church music. Even Mozart’s incomplete mass (the Mass in C minor , and ) would have exceeded the length of a typical, 45-minute service. Furthermore, the was written in cantata style, which divided the text of the Mass into small individual movements split between soloists and chorus. Performances of such masses had become rare by the 1780s, with preference given to through-composed masses where the text is sung without interruption. Therefore, it is unlikely that the finished parts of the mass were premiered on October 26, 1783, as once believed. Indeed, Mass in C available sources mention the performance of a mass by Mozart, but not necessarily a new one. Although there is a possibility that the minor

was written on a commission for a Viennese “musical congregation” that went defunct before Mozart completed the work, evidence for this has yet to come to light. Text and Translation KYRIE Given the current dearth of information, we are left with one possibility: 1. Kyrie Mozart wrote the mass to demonstrate to himself his mastery of Kyrie eleison. counterpoint, as practiced by George Frideric Handel and Johann Christe eleison. Sebastian Bach. Shortly after Mozart moved to Vienna in 1781, Messiah he Kyrie eleison. Lord, have mercy. became acquainted with Baron Gottfried van Swieten, who introduced Mass in B minor Christ, have mercy. the young composer to the scores of Handel and Bach, including Mass in C minor GLORIA Lord, have mercy. which Mozart would later reorchestrate and the , BWV 2. Gloria 232. Indeed, the demonstrates a new breadth and Gloria in excelsis Deo. subt lety in Mozart’s fugal writing. Et in terra pax Kyrie Gloria Davide penitente hominibus bonæ voluntatis. Glory be to God in the highest. But why did Mozart never complete the mass? While Mozart re-texted Credo And on earth peace the and for the sacred cantata , K. 469, he Agnus Dei Sanctus 3. Laudamus te to men of good will. left the Mass in C minor unfinished before the crucifixion text and left only a few Laudamus te; sketches for the . In addition, the is partially lost as benedicimuste;adoramus te; well. If the was written on commission, it would have glorifcamus te. We praise Thee; we bless Thee; made sense to abandon it after the commission was no longer we worship Thee; we glorify Thee. forthcoming. Perhaps Mozart felt that he had mastered what he could 4. Gratias from Bach and Handel and no longer was compelled finish the Gratias agimus tibi composition. Regardless, musicologists have tried to complete the work propter magnam gloriam tuam. over the past 200 years. The fragmentary mass was first printed in 1840 We give thanks to Thee by Johann Anton André, who had purchased Mozart’s estate in 1800; the 5. Domine for Thy great glory. Viennese conductor Joseph Drechsler performed a completion in 1847. Domine Deus, Rex coelestis, The mass languished in relative obscurity until Alois Schmitt, a Deus Pater omnipotens. conductor from Dresden, and musicologist Ernst Lewicki published Domine Fili unigenite Jesu Christe. O Lord God, Heavenly King God the Father Almighty. their completion of the mass in 1901. While Schmitt and Lewicki’s Domine Deus, Agnus Dei, Filius Patris. O Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son version became the standard edition for performances until the 1950s, Lord God, Lamb of God, it was criticized for bloating the orchestra to romantic proportions and 6. Qui tollis Son of the Father. clumsily adapting other Mozart works to fill in the missing sections. It Qui tollis peccata mundi, was not until American musicologist H.C. Robbins Landon created a new miserere nobis. edition of the surviving parts in 1956 for the publishing house Qui tollis peccata mundi, Thou that takes away the sins of the world, Eulenberg that the supremacy of the Schmitt-Lewicki edition was suscipe deprecationem nostram. have mercy upon us. challenged. Since then, a number of completions have come into Qui sedes ad dextram Patris, Thou that takes away the sins of the world, circulation, including ones by Helmut Eder, Richard Maunder (for O miserere nobis. receive our prayer. Father, Oxford University Press), Philip Wilby (for Novello), Robert Levin (for Thou that sits at the right hand of the Carus-Verlag which the Handel Society is performing this evening) and 7. Quoniam have mercy upon us. most recently Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs (for Musikproducktion Höflich). Quoniam tu solus Sanctus, While these completions differ greatly in musical material, all share a tu solus Dominus, greater fidelity to Mozart’s style, as well as greater understanding and tu solus Altissimus, For Thou only art holy, use of sketch and other source material.Derek Tam Thou only art the Lord, Thou only art the most high, ©2009, used with permission. 8. Jesu Christe/Cum Sancto 13. Et in Spiritum Sanctam Jesu Christe. Credo in Spiritum Sanctum, Cum Sancto Spiritu Dominum, et vivificantem: in gloria Dei Patris. Jesus Christ. qui ex Patre Filioque procedit. And in the Holy Ghost, Amen. Together with the Holy Spirit Qui cum Patre et Filio simul the Lord and giver of life, Son in the glory of God the Father. adoratur et conglorificatur: Who proceeds from the Father and the , CREDO Amen. qui locutus est per Prophetas. Who with the Father and the Son together is worshipped and glorified; 9. Credo as it was told by the Prophets. Et in unum Deum; 14. Et unam sanctam Patrem omnipotentem, Et unam sanctam factorem coeli et terrae, I believe in one God; catholicam et apostolicam Ecclesiam. And in one holy visibilium omnium et invisibilium. the Father almighty, Confiteor unum baptisma, catholic and apostolic Church. Credo in unum Dominum Jesum Christum maker of heaven and earth, in remissionem peccatorum. I acknowledge one baptism ,Filium Dei unigenitum, and of all things visible and invisible. Et expecto resurrectionem mortuorum for the remission of sins. Et ex Patre natum ante omnia sæcula. And in one Lord Jesus Christ, And I await the resurrection of the dead Deum de Deo, lumen de lumine, the only begotten Son of God, 15. Et vitam venturi et vitam venturi sæculi. Deum verum de Deo vero, begotten of the Father before all worlds; God of God, light of light, Amen. Genitum non factum, and the life of the world to come. consubstantialem Patri: true God of true God, begotten not made; SANCTUS Amen. per quem omnia facta sunt. Qui propter nos homines, being of one substance with the Father, 16. Sanctus et propter nostram salute by Whom all things were made. Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus, descendit de coelis. Who for us men Dominus Deus Sabaoth. Holy, Holy, Holy, and for our salvation Pleni sunt coeli et terra Gloria tua. Lord God of Hosts. 10. Et incarnatus est descended from heaven. Osanna in excelsis. Heaven and earth are full of Thy glory. Et incarnatus est de Spiritu Sancto Hosanna in the highest. ex Maria Virgine: et homo factus est. BENEDICTUS

And was incarnate by the Holy Ghost, 17. Benedictus 11. Crucifxus of the Virgin Mary, and was made man. Benedictus qui venit Crucifxus etiam pro nobis in nomine Domini. sub Pontio Pilato, Osanna in excelsis. Blessed is He that cometh passus et sepultus est. He was crucified also for us, in the name of the Lord. suffered under Pontius Pilate, AGNUS DEI Hosanna in the highest. 12. Et resurrexit and was buried. 18. Agnus Dei Et resurrexit tertia die Agnus Dei, secundum Scripturas. qui tollis peccata mundi, Et ascendit in coelum: And on the third day He rose again miserere nobis. Lamb of God, sedet ad dexteram Patris. according to the Scriptures: Agnus Dei. Who takes away the sins of the world, Et iterum venturus est cum gloria, and ascended into heaven. have mercy upon us. judicare vivos et mortuos: He sits at the right hand of the Father; 19. Dona nobis pacem Lamb of God. cujus regni non erit finis. and He shall come again with glory Dona nobi s pacem. to judge the living and the dead; and His kingdom shall have no end. Grant us peace.

The San Antonio Choral Society,

now in its 52nd consecutive About the Artists season, is recognized as a musical organization of outstanding quality and is noted for its variety of musical presentations. The San Dr. Jennifer Seighman Antonio Choral Society was founded in 1965 by Gwilym H. Isaac in is in her sixth season as Artistic response to a desire to share the joy and beauty of choral music with Director of the San Antonio Choral Society. Her San Antonio and South Texas. The Choral Society holds auditions, extensive experience in choral pedagogy, passion for inviting community singers to participate in a balanced group performance and ability to inspire and revitalize the numbering over 80 voices. The group has performed in concerts and aspirations for excellence, in even our most seasoned special events in Kerrville, Boerne, many venues in San Antonio and choristers, continues to reaffirm her appointment as Carnegie Hall. In the summer of 2014, they embarked on a Artistic Director in 2011. Since then, Dr. Seighman has spectacular ten-day choir tour of Bavaria and Austria. worked to raise the level of vocalism in singers through

her ability to diagnose vocal/musical issues and engage the singers in strategies that build vocal and aural Offerings from the San Antonio Choral Society have included skills. Her ability to work effectively with singers of all Gregorian Chant, classical music, modern and ethnic works, Carmina and age groups as well as amateur and professional Bupopular rana genres such as Lux country, aeterna jazz, and Broadway. Requiem Recently, the musicians alike has been an asset in stretching the choir to reach higher levels Chichester ensemble has performed such choral masterworks as Orff’s Psalms Requiem Liebeslieder Walzer of musical achievement and new challenges in regards to performance , Lauridsen’s St. Nicolas, Mass of the Children, Mozart’s , Bernstein’s Gospel practice and style. Under St. Nicolas her baton, collaborative Carmina Burana performances have Mass, Misa , Duruflé’s Criolla , Brahms’ , included a multiple choir and brass Gabrieli celebration, the SA Symphony Britten’s John Rutter’s , Ray’s Brahms Festival, Britten’s , Orff’s at the new Tobin Ramirez’s , and premiered new commissions by Center for the Performing Arts, and an historic ten-day choir tour to Bavaria Jerome Malek, Leslie Hogan, and James Syler. They have collaborated and Austria. magna cum laude with local and nationally-recognized musical artists to provide

unique and high quality performances in the San Antonio Dr. Seighman graduated with the Bachelor of Music Education degree from Westminster Choir College where she studied voice community, and have been featured at numerous events such as and organ and sang with renowned orchestras including the New York Luminaria, the return of the Travis Letter to the Alamo, the Oblate Philharmonic, the NJ Symphony, and the Philadelphia Orchestra. She received School of Theology Commencement, Spurs basketball games, the a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from the University of New Year’s Eve Celebration at Sea World, and the Texas Choral Oklahoma and a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Sacred Choral Music from the Directors Association annual convention. Catholic University of America. The focus of her doctoral research was a multi-case study of Catholic choir school programs in the United States, which On September 20, 2016, the San Antonio she recently presented at the Psallite Domino liturgical music conference in Tricentennial Commission announced the San Liverpool, England. Antonio Choral Society among 40 other community partners for the city's celebration, Over the past twenty years, she has worked professionally in various which is to be held in 2018..The Tricentennial churches and has taught in both public and private school settings. In addition Ein deutsches events adjudication committee approved the to her current position as organist at Travis Park United Methodist Church in Requiem El Camino de downtown San Antonio, she has been organist for Brahms’ las Misiones, event proposal which will feature the world with the SA Symphony in 2011 and the Texas Choral Directors premier of San Antonio-based composer James Syler's Association annual conference worship service in 2013. From 2012 to 2014, commissioned by the Choral Society specifically for the she presided as Dean of the Alamo Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. Tricentennial Celebration. The concert is tentatively scheduled to Jennifer resides in San Antonio with her husband Gary and their toddler son take place during the height of San Antonio's 300th birthday Justin. celebration in May 2018. Dr. Joseph Causby Dr. Gary Seighman

is Organist and Choirmaster is Director of Choral Activities of historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. He is and Associate Professor of Music at Trinity responsible for one of the most active music University. Under his direction, Trinity’s choral programs in the country, including an RSCM ensembles have garnered broad accolades with program of school age choristers that sing every invited performances at professional conferences including the TMEA and College Music Society Sunday during the academic year. In June of 2015, Conventions, tours throughout the United States, Dr. Causby completed a PhD from the University and collaborations with some of today’s most of Durham (England). As the first American organ respected musical artists. Dr. Seighman is highly scholar of Durham Cathedral in 2008-2009, Dr. active as a clinician, guest conductor, and Causby played the organ for daily services and presenter. He is regularly invited to speak at state, assisted in conducting and training the Cathedral Choir of men and regional, and national conferences. Last summer, Seighman guest boys under the guidance of renowned cathedral musician James conducted several ensembles throughout Taiwan and led graduate Lancelot, Master of the Choristers and Organist at Durham. conducting masterclasses at National Sun Yat-Sen University. Other Dr. Causby holds a bachelor’s degree in organ performance and recent conducting engagements include the Arkansas Intercollegiate sacred music from Appalachian State University (Boone, North Honor Choir, the Beijing Summer Opera Program at Peking University, Carolina) and a master’s degree in organ performance from the the TMEA Region XI Treble Choir, and conducting several world- Shepherd School of Music, Rice University (Houston, Texas.) His premieres. Seighman returns to China this summer to lead several most recent organ study has been with Dame Gillian Weir and Wilma masterclasses and conduct choral performances at universities The Jensen. Choir of St. Mark’s. throughout the country.

The historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church While living in the Northeast, Dr. Seighman led an award-winning high was founded in 1858 and has a long history of service to the school choral program, directed Pi Kappa a Lambda professional choir in DC, and community. The St. Mark’s Choir is the centerpiece of a program prepared masterworks for the National Symphony Orchestra. He is a comprising five choirs spanning in age from preschool through adult member of TMEA, ACDA, , Chorus America, NAFME, that encompasses professional musicians to those with little and serves on the board of the National Collegiate Choral Organization previous musical training. The 65-member ensemble sings weekly (NCCO). He is also a panelist and grant evaluator for the Texas Commission on the Arts in Austin, TX. Seighman formerly served on the services and monthly Evensongs, tours regularly, and performs Lord Nelson Mass, board of the DC/MD Choral Director's Association and was editor of the annually with orchestra as part of the Music from St. Mark’s series, Gloria, Magnificat, MASS Noye’s state newsletter. He has earned degrees from Westminster Choir now in its 25th year. Recent events include Haydn Fludde College, the University of Oklahoma, and the University of Maryland. Poulenc Bach Bernstein and Britten . Recent tours include residencies in Bristol, Ely, and Exeter As a tenor soloist, Seighman has performed throughout the United (England). In the autumn of 2014, the choir filmed A Festival of States and in Canada, being especially engaged in oratorio works from Lessons and Carols for broadcast on KLRN PBS television, which was the Baroque and Classical eras. He has also sung professionally with the seen by over one million viewers in southwest Texas. Upcoming Berkshire Opera Company, Brightmusic Chamber Series, SpoletoUSA series events include a collaboration with area youth arts groups for Friday Afternoons Festival, and the Washington Bach Consort. He has performed regularly the San Antonio premiere of new works to accompany Britten’s as a chorister with the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia classic and the Choir will be in residence at Orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony, and the National Symphony Durham Cathedral (England) in July, 2017. Orchestra. Seighman resides in San Antonio with his wife Jennifer and their beautiful 18-month-old son Justin.

The Trinity University Chamber Singers Angela Malek

are comprised of , soprano, is originally from the undergraduate musicians who share a passion for singing. With over South and received her Bachelor Degree in 25 different academic majors represented, this ensemble epitomizes vocal performance from Baylor University. She the liberal arts experience combined with a commitment to choral later worked on her Masters degree at the artistry of the highest quality. This ensemble was one of only two renowned Indiana University. In addition to invited collegiate choirs to be featured at the 2015 Texas Music singing roles in the Indiana University Opera Educators Association Convention. That same year, they embarked Theatre in both traditional and modern operas, on a major West Coast tour performing in Seattle, Portland, she was the assistant to the legendary Thomas Sacramento, Berkeley, Los Angeles, and San Diego. Binkley in the Early Music Institute, appearing frequently as soprano soloist in the baroque As advocates for new New York Polyphony music, the ensemble jointly premiered a operas, cantatas, oratorios and ensembles at the school. While composition by Norway-based composer, Andrew Smith, with the working on her masters, Miss Malek attended the Schola Cantorum Grammy-nominated Cantus, . Their second major world- in Basel, Switzerland on a Rotary Scholarship and sang in the premiere involved a collaboration with the renowned Minneapolis- baroque opera productions at the Basel Theatre, as well as recording based male ensemble, in November. The Chamber Singers for Swiss National Radio. After her masters work at Indiana, Miss have recently been invited to serve as ensemble-in-residence for the Malek worked as a professional singer in Minneapolis, Minnesota as 2018 Eisenstadt Classical Music Festival in Austria and are recording soloist for the Dale Warland Singers, the Ex Macchina Baroque their first commercially-released compact disk this spring. Opera, the Minnesota Chorale, The Schubert Club, among others. In Dido and Aeneas addition to her work as soloist, she was a teacher at the Minnesota Other recent projects include a Spanish Baroque program with the Missa for the Performing Arts, the director and founder of an inner-city Walden Chamber Players of Boston, Henry Purcell’s “Laetatus sum” Legend music program, and the chamber opera company, Opera Millennium. of Zelda: Symphony of the Goddesswith period instruments, Tomás Luis de Victoria’s 12-voice Miss Malek moved to Europe in 1999, where she sang baroque in Washington, DC, and the nationally-touring opera, cantatas, oratorios and recitals in northern Germany and multimedia concert at the Majestic France. In 2007 she moved back to the United States to continue her Theatre. They have also enjoyed many performance collaborations career. Now based out of San Antonio, she won the George Cortez for with the San Antonio Symphony including works by Verdi, Berlioz, Daphnis et Chloe Pops Home Alone Classical Singing in 2009 and continues to sing as a soloist in Concertand Brahms. They collaborated with the Symphony last season on throughout the United States, specializing in music of the baroque Ravel’s and on this year’s series in period. In December of 2013 she was the featured soloist with the ! San Antonio Symphony and in January of 2014, Miss Malek appeared as the soloist for the Colorado Chamber Orchestra singing arias from Locally, they have been featured at numerous civic events along with the operas of G. F. Handel. radio and television appearances. In 2014, the ensemble had the pleasure of performing for the wedding of Axelle Francine and NBA superstar, Tony Parker. Every December, Trinity’s Christmas Concert and Vespers candlelight service draw audiences of over 4000 people. Recognizing the power of the arts to serve an even greater purpose, Trinity’s many choral ensembles have also engaged in numerous service-learning projects benefiting important causes in San Antonio.

Jacquelyn Matava,

mezzo-soprano, is quickly a a professional professional chorister chorister with with the the Santa Santa Fe Fe Desert Desert Chorale Chorale and and has has recently joined the Philadelphia Orchestra’s newly formed professional gaining recognition for her “warm, Dido soothing and recently joined the Philadelphia Orchestra’s newly formed professional legato line” and engaging stage presence. She chorus chorus which which will will serve serve as as the the orchestra’s orchestra’s chor choral al arm. arm. Mr. Mr. Traylor Traylor Aeneas remains a constant in the church music world as both a soloist and most recently sang the title role in remains a constant in the church music world Requiem MassRequiem Mass as both a soloist C Minor C Minor and Elijah frequent conductor. Oratorio work with orchestra has included with Opera Piccola of San Antonio and MassMassfrequent , , conductor. Mass in C MajorMass in C Major Oratorio , work , with MessiahMessiah orchestra , , has B Minor included B Minor Massperformances as the tenor soloist in Mozart’s performances as the tenor soloist in Mozart’s Saint Matthew Passion, St. Nicolas Cantata and and , Queen Jezebel in Mendelssohn’s at the Mass Saint Matthew Passion, St. Nicolas Cantata, Beethoven’s Beethoven’s Saint Matthew Passion. Handel’s Handel’s J.S. Bach’s J.S. Bach’s University of Notre Dame alongside Nathan Saint Matthew Passion. Cendrillon Werther and and Britten’s Britten’s and and Gunn. Die Zauberflöte Operatic roles include Albert the title Herring role in Henrich Henrich Schütz’s Schütz’s While While not not performing, performing, Mr. Mr. Faust , Charlotte ( ), Zweite Dame Traylor Traylor has has held held a a career career with with the the UK UK-based -based oil oil company, company, BP, BP, for for the the ( ), Nancy ( ), past 22 years.past 22 years. ChiaChia-wei Lee-wei Lee Marthe ( ), and the Cecilia March (Little Women). Jacquelyn has sung with Opera Saratoga, Lucerne Festival Academy, Tanglewood , baritone, is quickly emerging as a , baritone, is quickly emerging as a Music Center, and was a Regional Finalist in the 2012-13 compelling vocalist. An extremely gifted artist, he compelling vocalist. An extremely gifted artist, he Metropolitan Opera National Mass in B minor Council Auditions. Requiem An accomplished is is at at home home on on both both the Yellow River Cantata the Yellow River Cantata operatic operatic and and concert concert concert Messiah artist, Dr. Great Mass in C minor Matava has been heard as a soloist Les Noces in stages. stages. He He recently recently made made his his Alice Alice FalstaffFalstaff Tully Tully Hall Hall performances of Bach’s , Duruflé’s , Handel’s debut as a soloist in the debut as a soloist in the ToscaTosca . His . His , Mozart’s , and Stravinsky’s . recent recent pe performances rformances of of Ford Ford ( ( ) ) and and She holds degrees from the Indiana University Jacobs School of Scarpia (Scarpia ( ), under Maestro Willie Water, with ), under Maestro Willie Water, with the Martina Arroyo Foundation in New York City Music and Vassar College. A native of Farmington, Connecticut, the Martina Arroyo Foundation in New York City have earned him considerable artistic attention. Jacquelyn is on faculty at Trinity University and St. Mary’s University, have earned him considerable Don GiovanniDon Giovanni artistic attention. In past seasons, he has portrayed various opera and is a staff singer at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in San Antonio, In past seasons, Die Die he Lustige Lustige has portrayed Witwe Witwe various opera roles including Don Giovanniroles including Don GiovanniLa Traviata ( ( ) with ) with TX. La Traviata Kirby Traylor, Taipei Taipei Symphony Symphony La Boheme Orchestra, Orchestra, Danilo Danilo ( ( ) with National ) with National Die La Boheme Die FledermausSymphony Orchestra (Taiwan), Germont (Symphony Orchestra (Taiwan), Germont ( ) with Opera Kent, ) with Opera Kent, tenor, a native Texan is best Fledermaus Marcello RigolettoMarcello Rigoletto ( ( ) ) with with Little Little Jersey Jersey Women Women Symphony Symphony Orchestra, Orchestra, Falke Falke ( ( known as a performer in recitals and oratorio CarmenCarmen ) ) with with L'incoronazione di Poppea National L'incoronazione di Poppea National SymphonyOrchestra SymphonyOrchestra (Taiwan), (Taiwan), Monterone The Ghost Monterone The Ghost works. After finishing his graduate studies at the (of (of Versailles Versailles) and Bhaer () and Bhaer ( , , Ohio Ohio Premier), Premier), Escamillo Escamillo Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, he returned to ( ( ), Ottone (), Ottone ( ), and The Count (), and The Count ( Texas where he has frequently been engaged by ) ) with with Lyric Lyric Opera Opera San San Antonio. Antonio. In In past past years, years, he he has has also also orchestras and choruses around the state and appeared appeared with with the the Austin Austin Symphony Symphony Orchestra Orchestra and and Ever Ever Green Green beyond. He has performed as a soloist with the Symphony Symphony Orchestra Orchestra (Taiwan). (Taiwan). Lee Lee holds holds a aDoctor Doctor of of Musical Musical Arts Arts Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the English Degree Degree in in Vocal Vocal Performance Performance from from Ohio Ohio State State University. University. In In 2005, 2005, Dr. Dr. Chamber Orchestra, the Cincinnati Chamber Lee Lee served served as as a a summer summer intern intern with with the the National National Associations Associations of of Orchestra, the Houston Masterworks Chorus and Teachers of STeachers of Singing (NATS), and also, as a voice faculty member in the inging (NATS), and also, as a voice faculty member in the the Houston Symphony Chorus. Additionally, he has garnered Amalfi Summer Festival in Italy in 2007. Dr. Lee is Associate Professor Amalfi Summer Festival in Italy in 2007. Dr. Lee is Associate Professor of Music at Trinity University in San Antonio where he teaches applied coveted placements in the Cleveland Art Song Festival where he of Music at Trinity University in San Antonio where he teaches applied voice, vocal pedagogy, vocal literature and opera workshop. studied with Benjamin Luxon and Arleen Auger, the Mozarteum in voice, vocal pedagogy, vocal literature and opera workshop.

Salzburg where he intensely immersed himself in art song study h h with Hartmut Höll and Mitsuko Shirai, and the Bach Aria Group’s hh Fellow program where he had the opportunity to work amongst some of the world’s greats in the arena of Bach’s repertoire and style – Yehudi Menuhin and Julianne Baird to name just two. He has been THE ORCHESTRA TEXAS Violin 1 Flute Andrew Small Julie Luker S Children’s Choir a o Anastasia Storer n ni San Antonio Anto Bassam Nashawati Oboe Sayaka Okada Paul Lueders Eric Siu Jennifer Berg Steve Merson Philip Johnson Bassoon Sharon Kuster Violin 2 Shih-Min Tang Mary Ellen Goree Beth Johnson Trumpet Angela Caporale John Carroll Eric Brahinsky Lauren Eberhart Joe Kneer Eva Weber Horn Satoko Ogasawara Peter Rubins Colin Bianchi Viola Emily Freudigman Trombone ecently served as the treble Marisa Bushman Tanner Antonetti service choir, serving the choirR for John Rutter’s “Mass of Kayleigh Miller Karina Bharne local,A state, national, and the Children” with US Air Force Daniel Wang Paul Garza international community for Symphony at the Kennedy Center 15 years. in Washington, D.C. Cello Timpani David Mollenauer Peter Flamm reparing to serve as the as served at the White House Ryan Murphy Ptreble choir for Vaughan Hceremonies at Omaha Beach in Qizhen Liu Organ Williams’ “Sancta Civitas” at Ely Normandy, France, and on the Lynda Verner Geoffrey Waite Cathedral, England in 2018 to worldwide Mormon Tabernacle commemorate World War I. Choir broadcast Bass David Milburn Zlatan Redzic Call 210-317-7914 for audition information. Visit the choir’s website at: texaschildrenschoir.org SOLI CHAMBER ENSEMBLE • 2016 – 1 7 Dr. Jennifer Seighman, conductor CONCERT SEASON Dr. N. Seth Nelson, rehearsal accompanist SOLI 23 Christian Cruz and Joseph Herron, conducting interns *Section LeaderSOPRANOSs **Students MONDAY, OCTOBER 10, 2016 TOGETHER 7:30pm | Tobin Center, Carlos Alvarez Studio Theater TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11, 2016 7:30pm | Trinity University • Ruth Taylor Recital Hall AGAIN 7:00pm pre-concert talks Linda Bailey Maria Medrano** Rebecca Bartelt Becky Nelson Laura Belostock Linda Otstott Kat Crownover Cynda Reznicek* THE LAND OF THE TUESDAY, JANUARY 24, 2017 Sara DeTurk Karen Scales 7:30pm | Trinity University • Ruth Taylor Recital Hall MAGIC FLUTE 7:00pm pre-concert talks Sarah Donaldson Carol Scarbrough Debbie Finger Paula Schlein Julie Hernandez Anna Schmelter** Ludmila Krupova Amanda Smith UNDER THE MONDAY, MAY 15, 2017 Ashley Logan** Erica Spelman 7:30pm |TBD Susan Maupin Miranda Stone LIGURIAN SUN TUESDAY, MAY 16, 2017 Connie Medrano Elizabeth Velez 7:30pm | Trinity University • Ruth Taylor Recital Hall 7:00pm pre-concert talks ALTOS Amy White PART II SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Sandi Ashworth Kalavati Martinez Sharon Beales Mary Kay Martinez REMEMBERING BALLADS OF THE Rose Burckhardt Sonja Mullerin BOWIE BORDERLAND Alex Chirico Aubie Nanninga SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 2016 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 2017 Laura Crabbe Joan Perez 7:30pm | St. Mark’s Episcopal Church 7:30pm | St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Barbara Dauerty Mary Ann Quick Carol Dornbluth Maria Rhea Hannah Hamblett Christina Rhodes ORDERyour 2016 – 17 subscription or Kerri Hammer** Mitzi Roberts* single tickets now! 210.223.8624 Jennifer Hermann Laura Smith www.tobincenter.org/soli-chamber-ensemble www.solichamberensemble.com Nettie Hinton Kanwal Sumnani Christy Hylden Heather Yun

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Dr. Joseph Causby, conductor Saint Mark’s SOPRANOS Robert Stubbs, organ s cholar Spring 2017 Highlights

Violins and Voices | Saturday March 25 Fiesta Concert | April 30 Josie Breazeale Marsha Kimura 5 and 7pm An afternoon of choral and organ music Olivia Briley Erin McAdams Featuring Benjamin Britten’s classic Friday celebrating the 25th anniversary of Music from St. Cathy Murphy Brumlik Kay Mijangos Afternoons accompanied by YOSA. Mark’s; includes Handel Concerto in B-flat for Anne Connor Amy Phipps Sung by the treble voices from St. Mark’s organ and orchestra. Choir with the Children’s Chorus of San Antonio Helena Fischer Rebecca Morgan and the St. Paul Montessori School Boy and Girl Please visit http://stmarks-sa.org Gabriela Grimes Terri Shaw Choir. for program details and information. Ana Hernandez Mary Pamela Slocum Susan Hill Barbara Smith-Townsend Kathy Kelly ALTOS Jean Van Gee

All events are on Sundays at 5pm unless otherwise noted. Penny Compton Susan Olson Free parking available on the corner of Martin and Jefferson streets. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church | 315 East Pecan Street San Antonio, TX 78205 | stmarks-sa.org Kate Crone Leslie Provence Sandra Falkenberg Sandra Ragan Hannah Harvey Anne Schelleng Andrew Hendley Gerald Self Nancy Heller Polly Spencer Carolyn Lowery Susan Tackett Jacquelyn Matava Kathleen Weir Vale Maren Mitchell Veda White Grace Ohlenbusch TENORS Katy Zuniga

Nick Allen Robert Oliver Ralph E Falkenberg David Phipps Keith Masterson Karl Roach-Compton BASSES Leo Garcia Robert Stubbs

Michael Brumlik Robert Moore Warren Franz Keith Neisler David Frego Kelly Ranson David Foglesong Brett Richardson Charles Hill Harold Sager Jessie Lopez Peter Stanton Photo: Copyright © 2013 Mark Menjivar James McAdams Timothy Ward Michael Zuniga

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Dr. Gary Seighman, conductor

Daniel Stephens, student assistant Zachary Ridgway, rehearsal accompanistSOPRANOS

Amanda Chin Willa Rubin Cecilia Fuentes Sarah Spence Aida Kajs Allison St. John Krista Kannen Jalynn Stewart Mariana Lopez Levi Hannah Susman Camilla Manca Odet Torres Natalie McCray ALTOS Eliza Wright

Josephine Blackburn Shelby Luikart Hannah Braley Emma Lucero Faith Broddrick Meagan Moulton Casey Deal Amanda Nguyen Madeline Hanes Erin Roberts Erika Hochstein Emily Taylor # in the West Kassie Kelly Nia Thomas 1for 25 consecutive years Savannah Lohec Kendall Walshak TENORS Emily Wood - U.S. News & World Report, 2017

Jackson Beach Kirk Murrell Shane Bono Truongan Nguyen Lamonte Brooks Daniel Stephens SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS · 1869 Cole Callen Javan Stalls Joel Holmes Andrew de Voogd Luke Jandrain Tripp Wright Schedule a Visit / visit.trinity.edu Abraham Ybarra

Dr. Gary Seighman, ConductorBASSES

Daniel Stephens, Student AssistantSOPRANOS Zachary Carter Shea Luikart Nico Champion Kevin Moss Cordell Clouston Reese Murphy Amanda Chin Griffin Gaedke Willa Rubin Matthew Reynolds Cecilia Fuentes Sam Hyden Sarah Spence David Spindel Aida KajsSamuel Ivy Allison St. JohnTino Vasquez Krista KannenTyler Johnson Jalynn Stewart Derek Weix Mariana Lopez LeviJordan Koeller Hannah Susman Timothy Wheatley Camilla Manca Odet TorresHunter Wilkins Natalie McCray ALTOS Eliza Wright

Floral bouquets coutesy of: Josephine Blackburn Shelby Luikart Hannah Braley Emma Lucero Faith Broddrick Meagan Moulton Casey Deal Amanda Nguyen Madeline Hanes Erin Roberts Erika Hochstein Emily Taylor Kassie Kelly Nia Thomas Savannah Lohec Kendall Walshak Emily WoodTENORS

Jackson Beach Kirk Murrell Shane Bono Truongan Nguyen Lamonte Brooks Daniel Stephens Cole Callen Javan Stalls Joel Holmes Andrew de Voogd Luke Jandrain Tripp Wright Abraham Ybarra

Dr. Jennifer Seighman, Conductor

Christian Cruz and Joseph Herron, Student Conducting Interns Dr*Section Leaders **Students . HeatherS OPRANOSYun, P†Chamber Choirresident Dr. Heather Yun

is an active duty Lieutenant Linda Bailey Colonel in the United Hannah Nowak** States Air Force and a Rebecca Bartelt practicing internist Linda Otstott and infectious disease Laura Belostock specialist physician. She earned her bachelor’s Cynda Reznicek* Kat Crownover degree at Colorado Karen Scales College, and her medical Sara DeTurk degree at Yale University. Carol Scarbrough Dr. Yun completed Sarah Donaldson† residen cy and fellowship Paula Schlein training at San Debbie Finger Antonio Uniformed Services Health Education Anna Schmelter** Consortium (SAUSHEC). Julie Hernandez Amanda Smith† Ashley Logan**† Erica Spelman She is an Associate Professor of Medicine at the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, and currently serves as Program Connie Medrano Hailey Spelman**† Director Maria Medrano** for the SAUSHEC Infectious Miranda Stone† Disease Fellowship, and • Virus & Spyware Removal Assistant Becky Nelson Chief, Infectious Disease Service, Elizabeth Velez† San Antonio Military • Onsite Repairs Medical Center, at Joint Base San AntonioAmy WhiteALTOS -Fort Sam Houston, Texas. She serves on multiple national leadership committees in her • Laptop Repairs professional fields, and has received numerous teaching and • Custom Built Systems leadership awards.Lisa Allen Kalavati Martinez

Sandi Ashworth Mary Kay Martinez • Networking Dr. Yun has been a member of the San Antonio Choral Society since Danny Clark Sharon Beales Sonja Mullerin† • Business or Home PC’s 2010 and previously served on the Board of Directors from 2011- Owner 2014. Her major contributions have included strategic planning, useRose Burckhardt Aubie Nanninga • Consulting of evaluations for process improvement, organization of events such Alex Chirico Joan Perez (210) 396-8652 • Software Installation as the POPS concert, and recently included planning and executing a Carol Dornbluth Mary Ann Quick collaborative Hannah Hamblett† concert with the Yale Glee Maria Rhea Club. She brings to the • Full Service Computer Shop Kerri Hammer** Christina Rhodes [email protected] organization a strong background in leadership and administrative • Free Estimates skills, Jennifer Hermann as well as a broad network of Mitzi Robe personal and rts* professional contacts both in and outside the South Texas arts community.Nettie Hinton Laura Smith Christy Hylden† Kanwal Sumnani† Heather Yun

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p. 210.490.6759 f. 210.490.6507 Douglas McCarroll In March 2016, the San Antonio Choral Society Board of Sonterra Professional Office Building 325 Sonterra Blvd., Suite 100 • San Antonio, TX 78258 Directors named Executive Director to lead efforts to revitalize business operations through the development, execution and oversight of strategic, business, marketing and financial planning. Mr. McCarroll joined our staff in 2013 as Business Manager, bringing with him a proven track record in private sector and nonprofit program management. His passion for performing arts, breadth of experience and selfless dedication to the vitality of the organization and well-being it members SONTERRA continues to reaffirm his appointment to the role.

OPHTHALMOLOGY Mr. McCarroll graduated from the Ohio State University in 1994 with a Bachelors of Engineering (Industrial), with post-graduate specialization in Six Sigma Find A Cure Support Our Military Healthcare Management & Administration. Shortly after completing the specialized coursework, he received his Lean (Green Belt) Certification through Motorola Telecommunications in Schaumburg, IL. Mr. McCarroll’s other certifications include Strategic Planning, Mt. Home Institute; Project Management Professional (PMP), Wayland Baptist University; and Nonprofit Management, Northeast Vista Community College. As a member of the United States Air Force (retired), Mr. McCarroll served as a Linguist, Nutritionist, General’s Aide, Dining Facility Manager, Business Analyst and Process Engineering Program Manager. After his retirement from active duty, he worked as a Management Consultant for the San Antonio Military Medical Center, Baptist Health System, WellMed Health Services, Booz-Allen Hamilton, Global Resources, and the Institute of Surgical Research.

For over 30 years, Mr. McCarroll has been involved in performing arts THOMPSON PRINT & starting in his early years as a member of the high school band (percussion, brass) and jazz choir (Tenor). He has progressed as a performer, instructor and administrator for some of today’s world class Drum Corps International MAILING SOLUTIONS Daviid Thhomppson (DCI) and Winter Guard International (WGI) units. While serving our country, he was selected to perform with the Air Force Tops in Blue, filling 5818 Rocky Point Drive • San Antonio, TX 78249 [email protected] Phone: 210.734.5356 • Fax: 210.734.0652 David Thompson the roles of show MC, principal dancer, and chorus member. The www.thompsonprintsolutions.com [email protected] Phone 210 734 5356 culmination of his experiences led to his appointment as Director of DCI Div F ax 210 734 0652 Our staff III World Champions Revolution Drum & Bugle Corps (2000-2002). of experts are Professional credits include two seasons at Kings Island as a Our staff of experts are ready to help. 5818 Rocky Point Dr. ready to help: singer/principal dancer/show host and as a member of the Nevada Ballet 210.734.5356 • www.thompsonprintsolutions.com For your every need San Antonio, TX 78249 Theater presentation of “The Nut Cracker” as Mouse King. has 5818 Rocky Point Dr. P: 210.734.5356 San Antonio, TX 78249 wwww.thompsonprinF:tsolu 210.734.0652tions.com Doug McCarroll currently resides in San Antonio with his partner and www.ThompsonPrintSolutions.com been blessed with 2 children and 4 grandchildren. 20

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Celebratting 30 Yeaearrs The Choral Society Mentor Program

We are leaders in consulting, design and administration services for 401(k), 403(b), Profit Sharing and Pension Plans.

As part of our continuing service to the community, the San Antonio Choral Society provides a mentoring program for high school and Your Solutions Department: (210) 860-08810 college students in the San Antonio area. These students are offered an [email protected] opportunity to learn through their participation in the work of preparing for and performing in quality musical concerts. Each year, the Choral Society offers scholarships toward college expenses for which graduating high school seniors may apply.

Our current mentor program participants include:

Alexia Barrera University of Texas at San Antonio Christian Cruz Northwest Vista College Kerri Hammer Northwest Vista College Joseph Herron University of Texas at San Antonio Ashley Logan University of Texas at San Antonio Maria Medrano University of Texas, San Antonio Hannah Nowak Home School Program John Rodriguez University of Texas at San Antonio Muffin Russell University of Texas Online High School Hailey Spelman Home School Program

We extend special gratitude to all student singers for their participation in our 2016-2017 concert season. Their presence and enthusiasm for the choral arts adds a richness and depth to the choir that enhances our music. The Choral Society is pleased to support the ambitions of our secondary school students as they go on to institutions of higher learning. As our university graduates return to the San Antonio environs, many of them serve as professional artists and educators in schools, churches, and community organizations throughout the region. We are honored to be able to influence the lives of those who choose to sing with us.

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13. Et in Spiritum Sanctam Credo in Spiritum Sanctum, Dominum, et vivifcantem: qui ex Patre Filioque procedit. I believe in the Holy Ghost, Qui cum Patre et Filio simul the Lord and giver of life, adoratur et conglorifcatur: Who proceeds from the Father and the Son, qui locutus est per Prophetas. Who with the Father and the Son together is worshipped and glorified; 14. Et unam sanctam as it was told by the Prophets. Credo in unam sanctam catholicam et apostolicam Ecclesiam. Confteor unum baptisma, And I believe in one holy in remissionem peccatorum. catholic and apostolic Church. Et expecto resurrectionem mortuorum I acknowledge one baptism for the remission of sins. 15. Et vitam venturi And I await the resurrection of the dead et vitam venturi sæculi. Amen. and the life of the world to come. SANCTUS Amen. 16. Sanctus

Sanctus, Sanctus, Sanctus, Holy, Holy, Holy, Dominus Deus Sabaoth. Lord God of Hosts. Pleni sunt coeli et terra gloria Heaven and earth are full of Thy glory. Children’s Chorus BENEDICTUStua.Osanna in excelsis. Hosanna in the highest.

of San Antonio presents 17. Benedictus The San Antonio Choral Society Board of Directors, Staff and Choir Members Benedictus qui venit would like to express our gratitude to Blessed is He that cometh in nomine Domini. the "Great" Valeroin the name of the Lord. Energy Foundation for their Mass in C Minor. AGNUS DEIOsanna in excelsis. generous Hosanna in the highest. pledge of support of our

upcoming 18. Agnus Dei performance, Mozart It is an

honor to receive such a thoughtful donation from a company known world-over for clean, safe energy and is equally renowned for its Agnus Dei, Lamb of God, commitment qui tollis peccata mundi, to the betterment Who takes away the sins of the world, of its host communities. have mercy upon us. Thrmiserere nobis.ough Valero's investment, SACS will be able to continue to delight Lamb of God. our 19. Dona nobis pacemAgnus Dei. audiences with the joy of choral music, reach an even wider audience Dona nobis pacem. and engage the greater San Antonio community in increasingly meaningful ways. We are certain that our performance Grant us peace. will produce a synergistic effect that benefits not only the Choral

Society, but also all collaborating hh agencies by providing the San Antonio community a spectacular finale to the Mozart Festival.

Friends of the

San Antonio Choral Society Ballads of Friend ($25 to $99) the Borderland Roger Allen Nettie Hinton with SOLI Chamber Ensemble Joel Birkenfeld Corinne McLeod Ethan Wickman’s new composition Ballads of the Borderland is a sweeping tale of our Rachel Block Becky Nelson cultural history – weaving together powerful texts of John Philip Santos with the spirited Emily Bower Linda Otstott stories and artifacts of those who lived the tale and helped mold our cultural mosaic. Graham Bridges Jennifer Pedrick Amy Bryant Amy and David Phipps Michael and Sofia Cosgrove Cynda Reznicek Monday Feb 27, 2017 @ 7:30pm | St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Barbara Dauerty Monica Sanchez Tickets: $30/20/10 Kathy and Steve Feinstein Sarah Snook Available at 210.223.8624 or TobinCenter.org Wayne Erisman Paige Stroman Mary Friday Anna Westbrook Lowell Goode Amy White Gina HayesThank you for your continued support! Elizabeth Velez

CCSA Borderland 0127v2.indd 1 2/2/2017 2:48:30 PM Dr. Paul David Foglesong Kate Vetters The St. Cecilia Guild James and David Frego-Bliek Larry Walker supporting Music from Susan Toomey Frost Stephen Walker Sarah Gilliland Susan Waltrip St. Mark’s Walter Goodwin Veda and Alex White Nelda and Harry Greer Jane and Mark Williams Sponsor Angel Beverly Purcell Guerra Lucy Wilson Paulena F. Mitchell Lissa and Paul Allen Madelyn Hauser William S. Yates Testamentary Trust Peggy and Steve Allison Linda and Phil Jacobs Karin and Bob Oliver Beverly Bryars Kathy Kelly Patron Margie Boldrick Brenda and Tom Kingery Mardi and Gordon Dunkley Sustaining Member Elizabeth and Drew Cauthorn Ann and Carl Leafstedt Beverly Hollje Charles Butt Lisa and Wallace Cox Betty and John LeFlore Kay Mijangos Joseph Causby and Robert Brewer Bunny and Wilbur Matthews, Jr. The Rev. Dr. John Lewis Nancy Reed Suzy and Jim Clements Camilla and Bill Parker and Mrs. Pat Bridwell Linda Ricketts and Robert Ferré Ann T. Coiner Leo F. Perron, Jr. Victoria Locke Adelina Rodriguez Dina and Norb Cole Polly and George Spencer Marilou and John Long Elizabeth D. Russell Shirley and Don Crews Elsie G. Steg Alice Lynch Betty and John Russell Derrick Dodge Julie and Damon Van Zandt Sylvia and Peter Maddox Judy and Lee Rux Mary and Lewis Fisher Elizabeth and Clifford Waller Drs. Jacquelyn Matava Cynthia Stephens The Rt. Rev. Jim Chica and John Younger and Brett Richardson Mary Ann and Art Winden and Mrs. Sandy Folts Penny McDonald and Keith Neisler Martha Ann and John Franco Benefactor Beatrice and John McFadden Donor Helen and Warren Franz Joan and Jerry Allen Sarah Joe and Phil Le Messurier Jamie Blount Nancy and Robert Heller Sue Bain Mary and Bryce Milligan Joyce Carothers Patricia and Reagan Houston Susan and Don Beardslee Lillian P. Morris Jim and Clay Cauthorn Nancy and Mell Jackson John S. Beauchamp Gail S. Mydlow Josie Garza Ann and Ed Keetch Jan and Len Briley Mariana Munante and Bill Fisher Allen Gaston Jody and Dan Kelly Beth and Bob Brown Grace and John Ohlenbusch Gail Harwood The Rev. Beth Dr. and Mrs. Victor L. Casiano Patrice and Joey Oliver Carolyn Lowery and Mr. Ron Knowlton Judith Cavender Col. Paul and Mrs. Jean Parker Terry Gay Puckett Robbie Moore and Dean Glass The Rev. Michael Clytie Phelps Jane Raven Smith Sally and David Morgan and Mrs. Paula Chalk Amy and David Phipps Lee Yelton Dorothea Chittim Oppenheimer Anne Church Leslie Provence Kelly Ranson Anne and Michael Connor Bill Rainey Anne and Jeff Rochelle Linda and Sean Cook Ed Rieke Patsy Steves Laurin and Bill Cothren Harold Sager John Tarr and Robert Tisdal Flora Crichton Elizabeth Simpson Kathleen and Albert Vale Cathy Dawson Deems and Bill Smith Barbara Ward and Don Hessenflow Martha Monier Steves Patricia and Dick Westbrook Pat and Craig Donegan Suzy Tackett and Marian Hall Susan and Jim Wilson Frances Douglas Susan and Trey Thompson Mollie and Bartell Zachry The Revs. Mary and Doug Earle Jill and George Vassar