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2015 Summer Festival Program 33RD ANNUAL SUMMER FESTIVAL JULY 9 – AUGUST 9, 2015 DESERTCHORALE 1 JIVAN LEE Church of the Sacred Heart, 2015, oil impasto on canvas, 48" x 60" LewAllenGalleries EXTRAORDINARY A RT IN AN EXTRAORDINARY LOCATION Railyard Arts District 1613 Paseo de Peralta Santa Fe, NM (505) 988.3250 www.lewallengalleries.com [email protected] 2 DESERTCHORALE LA.15.15 Desert Chorale.indd 1 4/29/15 3:51 PM Santa Fe DESERT CHORALE JOSHUA HABERMANN MUSIC DIRECTOR The Santa Fe Desert Chorale receives generous support from the National Endowment for the Arts, New Mexico Arts, a division of the TABLE OF Department of Cultural Affairs, the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission and the 1% Lodgers’ Tax, and other individuals, corporations and foundations. For a full list of donors, please see our website at CONTENTS DESERTCHORALE.ORG. 4 Concert Schedule 6 Our Executive Director 7 About the Desert Chorale 9 A Word from Joshua Habermann 10 Transcendence 15 Venetian Splendor 20 Serenade to Music 25 Hidden Treasures of Byzantium 31 Artist Biographies 40 Support 42 2015 Winter Festival Preview DESERTCHORALE 3 JULY 9 | 8PM TRANSCENDENCE 2015 CATHEDRAL BASILICA, SANTA FE JULY 10 | 8PM TRANSCENDENCE SUMMER CATHEDRAL BASILICA, SANTA FE JULY 11 | 8PM TRANSCENDENCE FESTIVAL CATHEDRAL BASILICA, SANTA FE JULY 12 | 4PM TRANSCENDENCE CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. JOHN, ALBUQUERQUE CONCERT JULY 21 | 8PM VENETIAN SPLENDOR INFORMATION LORETTO CHAPEL, SANTA FE JULY 23 | 8PM A WORD ABOUT OUR VENUES SERENADE TO MUSIC The Desert Chorale has the privilege of performing in some CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH, SANTA FE of the most beautiful, historic venues in New Mexico that JULY 24 | 8PM provide the acoustic quality needed for excellent choral VENETIAN SPLENDOR performance. While many of the venues and the music we LORETTO CHAPEL, SANTA FE sing represent specific religious or cultural traditions, we celebrate the diversity of faith, thought, artistry and human JULY 25 | 8PM experiences represented by the music performed in these SERENADE TO MUSIC spaces. We hope that this shared musical experience CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH, SANTA FE transcends and binds the audience, as we seek to be JULY 28 | 8PM inspired by the power of great choral music. VENETIAN SPLENDOR LORETTO CHAPEL, SANTA FE DISABILITIES AND SPECIAL NEEDS Our facilities can accommodate those with special needs JULY 29 | 8PM and physical challenges. If you need anything, contact an SERENADE TO MUSIC usher. Please advise us in advance if you require other CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH, SANTA FE accommodations. JULY 30 | 8PM VENETIAN SPLENDOR LOST AND FOUND LORETTO CHAPEL, SANTA FE Any items found at the concert will be collected by our staff and will be available in our offices. Please contact us if JULY 31 | 8PM you’ve lost something at (505) 988-2282. SERENADE TO MUSIC CHURCH OF THE HOLY FAITH, SANTA FE RECYCLE AND REUSE AUGUST 4 | 8PM To minimize printing costs and save paper, please recycle or VENETIAN SPLENDOR reuse your program book (by either keeping it and bringing LORETTO CHAPEL, SANTA FE it to future concerts or by giving it back to an usher). AUGUST 6 | 8:30PM HIDDEN TREASURES OF BYZANTIUM CATHEDRAL BASILICA, SANTA FE AUGUST 8 | 8:30PM HIDDEN TREASURES OF BYZANTIUM CATHEDRAL BASILICA, SANTA FE AUGUST 9 | 4PM HIDDEN TREASURES OF BYZANTIUM CATHEDRAL CHURCH OF ST. JOHN, ALBUQUERQUE 44 DESERT DESERTCHORALECHORALE #loveluminaria Tasteful Discoveries Await 505.984.7915 | luminariarestaurant.com #loveloretto Staycations with Distinction 211 Old Santa Fe Trail | 800-727-5531 | innatloretto.com #lovelorettospa Rejuvenation with Every Touch 505.984.7997 | innatloretto.com/spa DESERTCHORALE 5 WELCOME FROM JANICE L. MAYER EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Dear Friends, Whether you are a long-time supporter or a first-time audience member, it is my pleasure to welcome you to the 33rd season of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale – and my first summer as Executive Director. Through Music Director Joshua Habermann’s splendid program, performed by 24 superb professional vocalists, we will journey together to Germany, Great Britain, Italy and Russia. Although the repertoire spans five centuries, I think you’ll find the music timeless. The Board of Directors and I hope that you’ll join us for each of the four summer presentations, and also hold the date for a special event on August 26, 2015. More details will be announced shortly. With all best wishes, © Steve Sherman SFWE.ORG Linda Raney musical Director santa fe women’s ensemble 2015-2016 • Our 35th Season Songs of Joy and Remembrance LORETTO CHAPEL December 11, 13,15 and 17 – 6:30 pm IMMACULATE HEART OF MARY CHAPEL December 19 – 3:00 pm FOR TICKETS: TICKETSSANTAFE.ORG This project is made possible in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and the National Endowment for the Arts. It is partially funded by the 1% Lodger’s Tax and the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission. 6 DESERTCHORALE THEDESERT CHORALE BOARD OF DIRECTORS For more than 33 seasons, the Santa Fe Desert Chorale has been one of the nation’s DAVID BUESCHEL preeminent choral ensembles. With nationally recognized, professional singers President performing music spanning seven centuries, the Desert Chorale presents a Summer SHERYL KELSEY, Ph.D. Vice President Festival and Winter Festival each season. The organization also conducts educational LYNN BICKLEY, M.D. outreach, commissions new works from international composers and reaches nearly Secretary WILLIAM H. LYNN, C.P.A. 10,000 people each year from across the country and around the world. Today, music Treasurer director Joshua Habermann leads the group of 24 singers in a range of concerts featuring Allegra Derryberry eclectic repertoire from Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Romantic and 20th Century Robert Gardner Barry Lyerly masters, as well as new and specially commissioned works by contemporary composers. Nina Hinson Roxanne Howe-Murphy, Ed.D. Christopher Ihlefeld Founder Lawrence Bandfield (1933–2009) conducted the first season in 1983 and Lynn Lee Laurie Meyer established the Desert Chorale as New Mexico’s first professional choir. A champion of Andrew Ritch Susie Wilson, D.M.A. Hispanic music, Mr. Bandfield collaborated with scholars throughout the United States to revive some of the great sacred music that arrived in the Americas via the Spanish Empire. ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF Not only were Mr. Bandfield and the Desert Chorale instrumental in the preservation of JOSHUA HABERMANN Hispanic music, but they also added to the repertoire with commissions of new music Music Director representative of the diverse cultures of northern New Mexico. JANICE L. MAYER Executive Director CORY KLOSE Director of Marketing and The values that founder Lawrence Bandfield established sustain the Desert Chorale Artist Relations today: a wide range of repertory performed by the finest professional musicians, an JO FISHER Operations Manager intimate rapport with audience members and supporters, and strong relationships within JOYCE POHL, C.P.A. Accounting Manager the community of Northern New Mexico, including collaborations with the Santa Fe LAURA PANCOAST Opera, Santa Fe Chamber Music Festival, Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus, Santa Fe Pro Administrative Assistant LESLIE RICH Musica, University of New Mexico and the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum. House Manager KYLE NIELSEN Company Manager Youth education and community outreach remain an important part of the Desert Chorale’s mission, and have included: All-County Youth Chorus, the Desert Chorale’s THE SANTA FE DESERT CHORALE 311 East Palace Avenue Children’s Choir, public lectures, pre-concert lectures, open rehearsals and performances Santa Fe, New Mexico 87501 at community events on the Plaza and elsewhere in the city, at schools and at senior (505) 988-2282 DESERTCHORALE.ORG residence communities. DESERTCHORALE 7 8 DESERTCHORALE A WORD FROM JOSHUA HABERMANN Group singing is a tradition that is common to all human cultures. In its simplest form it is accessible to anyone, requiring no materials or equipment other than the human voice. In their most recent national survey, the music advocacy group Chorus America reported that there are over 42 million Americans currently participating in choral singing in approximately 270,000 choruses throughout the country. This makes choral singing by far the most popular form of performing arts participation. These numbers are still more impressive when we consider that we live in an age in which the passive enjoyment of entertainment in the home has eclipsed the active creation and appreciation of art in the community. So what is it about this art form that has so many of us hooked? If asked to express what motivates them, most choral singers would come back to a few basic themes: • Choruses expose us to beauty, pure and simple. The sound of voices raised in song together can speak directly to our emotional core. • Choral music brings us into contact with the greatest poets and composers of human history. Whether from a familiar or foreign culture, beautiful words are ennobled by great music, and beautiful music is ennobled by great words. When the two come together they can imprint on our souls in a deeply moving way. • Choral music fills one of our most basic human needs: belonging to a community. We seem to be programmed with a longing to be part of something bigger than ourselves, and choral music is the ultimate team sport. It is this last point that has been foremost in my mind over the last months since we returned from the Desert Chorale tour and performances for the national conference of the American Choral Directors Association in Salt Lake City. Despite being among the most gifted singers in the field, our Desert Chorale artists are willing to enter joyfully into an ensemble culture in which each voice has its part to play in creating the whole. This sense of community is palpable in our rehearsals and performances, and together with technical mastery it defines and distinguishes the Desert Chorale experience.
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