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DEDHAM CHORAL SOCIETY PROGRAMS Performance History Winter Spring DEDHAM CHORAL SOCIETY PROGRAMS Performance History Winter Spring 2000’s 2007-08 Machet die Tore Weit - Telemann The Armed Man: A Mass for Peace‡ - Jenkins Vesperae Solennes de Dominica - Mozart Dona Nobis Pacem (Mass in B minor) - Bach German Carols: Weinachtszeit in Dutschland Dona Nobis Pacem - Vasks 2006-07 Laura per la Natività del Signore - Respighi Lux Aeterna - Lauridsen Gloria in D, RV 589 - Vivaldi Ubi Caritas et Amor - Lauridsen Ballad of Befana - Mechem Kyrie, Credo & Domine ad adiuvandum me festina - Vivaldi Italian Christmas Carols Hymns to the Virgin: Laudi all vergine Maria - Verdi Ave Marie - Rossini Ave Marie - Verdi Salve, O Vergine Maria - Rossini 2005-06 Christmas Cantata - Pinkham Missa sub titulo Sancti Francisci Seraphici - M. Haydn Christmas Spiritual Medley - Jennings Requiem KV 626 (Levin edition) - Mozart Gloria - Rutter 2004-05 Magnificat - Zelenka Carmina Burana: Cantiones profanae - Orff Musik’s Jubilee - Carter Cantata for Christmas - Gardner 2003-04 Canticles of Light - Chilcott Mass in D - Dvorak O Magnum Mysterium - Lauridsen Promise of Living - Copland Magnificat - Willcocks Selections from Mass - Bernstein Ave Maria -Biebl 2002-03 Gloria - Mendelssohn Vespers of the Blessed Virgin - Monteverdi Messiah Part I - Handel 2001-02 Magnificat - Bach Requiem - Duruflé Magnificat - Mendelssohn Missa Brevis in C - Mozart Magnificat - Pärt Ave Verum Corpus - Mozart 2000-01 Christmas Cantata - Bush Mass in C Minor - Mozart In Terra Pax - Finzi Te Deum - Haydn Three Ukrainian Carols 1999-2000 The Star of Bethlehem - Mass in E - Jongen Rheinberger The Book in Your Hearts* - Saylor *Commissioned by DCS Hymn to the New Age - Hoiby 1990’s 1998-99 Magnificat in C Major - Schubert Requiem - Fauré The Birth of Christ & Von Himmel Cantique de Jean Racine - Fauré Hoch - Mendelssohn Latin Motets - Fauré Magnificat - Willcocks* [Boston Premiere] 1997-98 In Ecclesiis - Gabrieli Psalm 111 - Sulzer Deutsches Magnificat - Schuetz Psalm 118 - Rossi Psalm for Hanukkah - Rossi Kiddush - Weill Gloria - Washburn Haskiveinu - Bernstein Magnificat - Pärt Psalm 92 & Psalm 116 - Braslavsky Make a Joyful Noise - Gregson V’al kulam - Finkelstein Chichester Psalms - Bernstein (Bernstein Tribute - Congregation Mishkan Tefila) 1996-97 Magnificat - Puccini Mass I B Flat Major - Schubert Magnificat - Kuhnau Messiah, Part I - Handel (Mozart Arrangement) Regina coeli - Mozart Cherubic Hymn [Kheruvimskaua pyesn’] - Grechaninov Cherubic Hymn [Kheruvimskaua pyesn’] - Tchaikoysky (continued) 1995-96 Missa “Salve Regina” - Langlais Missa Solemnis - Beethoven Gloria - Freed with Concord Chorale at Symphony Hall Ave Rex - Mathais Hodie Christus Natus Est - Gabrieli Hodie nobis coelorum Rex - Jacob Handl Ave Maria - Biebl 1994-95 Foundling Hospital Anthem - Handel Mass in D Major - Dvorak Missa Sancti Nicolai - Haydn Kyrie in d - Mendelssohn Epistle Sonata - Mozart Missa Sancti Nicolai - Haydn with Floating Hospital for Children 100th anniversary Psalm 98 - Mendelssohn 1993-94 Mass in C major - Beethoven Symphony No. 9 - Beethoven Hodie Christus Natus Est - Sweelinck with Longwood Symphony Orchestra (Francisco Noya & Jonathan Barnhart) In Dulci Jubilo - Scheidt 1992-93 Gloria - Vivaldi Requiem - Rutter Christmas Cantata - Pinkham Five Mystical Songs - Vaughn Williams A Christmas Garland - Sousa Holy Radiant Light - Gretchaninoff Salvation is Created - Tschesnokoff 1991-92 Dominican Vespers - Mozart Ein Deutsches Requiem - Brahms Welcome All Wonders - Dirksen (March) Suo Gan, 2 Messiah Choruses Dances for Harp & Orch. - Debussy Capriol Suite - Warlock Symphonie Concertante - Jongen Gloria - Poulenc (May) 1990-91 Solemn Vespers - Mozart Opera Choruses - Symphony Hall Christmas Night - Rutter Triumphal March “Aida” - Verdi Choruses from Messiah - Handel Suor Angelica - Puccini Jubilate Deo - Gabrieli Boris Gudonov - Moussorgsky Don Carlo - Verdi Nabucco - Verdi Carmen - Bizet 1980’s 1989-90 Gloria - Rutter Requiem - Verdi (Symphony Hall) In Praise of Mary - Bush 1988-89 Fantasie on a Christmas Carol - Vaughn Williams Hora Novissima - Parker Te Deum - Haydn Mass in Time of War - Haydn Mass in G - von Weber Regina Coeli - Mozart Many Moods of Christmas 1987-88 Cantata No. 191 - Bach Dream of Gerontius - Elgar 1986-87 Messa di Gloria - Puccini Elijah - Mendelssohn Hodie - Vaughn Williams 1985-86 Mass in C - Beethoven Requiem - Verdi Choral Fantasy - Beethoven 1984-85 Welcome All Wonders - Dirksen Israel in Egypt - Handel Mass in C - Mozart (First Night - Mass & Ave Verum Mozart) 1983-84 Te Deum - Kodaly Requiem - Mozart Messe Solennelle “St. Cecilia” - Gounod Shicksalslied - Brahms 1982-83 Christmas Oratorio Parts I & II - Bach (German) Requiem - Durufle Coronation Anthems - Handel Gloria - Poulenc Let Thy Hand be Strengthened The King Shall Rejoice Zadok the Priest 1981-82 Te Deum - Bruckner Requiem - Brahms (German) Symphony No. 2 “Hymn of Pavane - Faure Praise - Mendelssohn 1980-81 Messiah - Handel Requiem - Verdi (continued) 1970’s 1979-80 Hodie - Vaughn Williams Mass in C “Great” - Mozart Many Moods #2 1978-79 Harmoniemesse - Haydn St. John Passion - Bach Many Moods #1 Fantasia on Christmas Carols – Vaughn Williams 1977-78 Magnificat in D Major - J.S.Bach Elijah - Mendelssohn Ceremony of Carols - Britten 1976-77 Mass in C - Beethoven The Creation - Haydn Gloria - Poulenc 1975-76 Messiah - Handel No Concert 1974-75 Christmas Cantata - Pinkham Requiem - Mozart Magnificat - C.P.E. Bach Mass - O’Hare 1973-74 Mass in C - von Weber Requiem - Brahms (English) Hodie - Vaughan Williams 1972-73 Christmas Oratorio - Bach (English) Requiem - Faure Seven Last Words of Christ - Dubois 1971-72 Messiah - Handel Elijah - Mendelssohn 1970-71 Magnificat in D Major - J.S.Bach Lord Nelson Mass - Haydn Christmas Cantata - Pinkham Trial by Jury - Gilbert & Sullivan 1969-70 Messiah - Handel Liebeslieder Waltzes - Brahms (1st St. Mary’s Concert) Motets - Mozart .
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