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The Boston Choral Ensemble Miguel Felipe, Music Director Peaceablea Kingdom Friday, May 30, 2008 Sunday, June 1, 2008 First Church, UCC St The Boston Choral Ensemble Miguel Felipe, Music Director peaceablea kingdom Friday, May 30, 2008 Sunday, June 1, 2008 First Church, UCC St. John the Evangelist Harvard Sq, Cambridge Beacon Hill, Boston the Boston Choral Ensemble Miguel Felipe, Music Director All About Us… the Boston Choral Ensemble Our Mission The Boston Choral Ensemble creates a fun, friendly, and open atmosphere for the musical development of musicians and audiences in the Greater Boston area. Members of the Boston Choral Ensemble grow musically, both as individuals and as an en- semble, through the rehearsal and performance of challenging, high-quality music. We strengthen Greater Boston’s choral community by: making choral music accessible and interesting to all listeners, regardless of musical background; developing musical inter- est and ability in young adult musicians; and collaborating with other local musicians. The Greater Boston Choral Consortium The Boston Chorale Ensemble is a member of the Greater Boston Choral Consortium (GBCC ), a cooperative association of diverse choral groups in Boston and the surround- ing areas. [See the GBCC listings beginning on page 19.] Saying Thanks We’d like to thank the following people and organizations: Nils Erickson for his record- ing expertise; Perrin Tellock for all the good food; Katrina Armando, Mark Buckles, Jane Ring Frank, Andy Vores, and all the others for help with the 2008 Commission Competition; Sara Willis for her outstanding leadership on BCE ’s participation in the 5th annual Walk for Music; Jon Swift, Rob McGilvray, and Rob Hanna at Starbucks for coordinating a generous corporate donation; friends and family for volunteering as ushers; The 21st Amendment for supporting the choir’s post-concert festivities; the administrators, staffs, and congregations of the Church of St. John the Evangelist, First Church in Cambridge, UCC , and Arlington Street Church, UU . 2. the Boston Choral Ensemble 7th Season :: 2007–2008 From the President Matthew Baggetta, Board President Dear Friends, It’s hard for me to believe that we’ve reached the end of another Boston Choral Ensemble season, but here we are. As we put the finishing touches on another year of music-making, much gratitude is in order. On behalf of BCE , I’d like to offer sincere thanks to… …everyone who has made our first annual Commission Competition such a stun- ning success, including Jane Ring Frank and Andy Vores our expert judges, Mark Buckles who offered advice on competition design, Rob McGilvray who lugged stacks of scores and applications from the post office, Katrina Armando Potts who sorted and filed those hundreds of pages of materials, all the brilliant composers from around the world who submitted applications, and especially to Zachary Wad- sworth, our competition winner, for writing such a strikingly beautiful piece for us; …Rosie’s Place, a “sanctuary for poor and homeless women,” and the Boston Medical Center for welcoming us into their noble institutions to share our music earlier this spring; …the leadership, staff, and congregations of Arlington Street Church, First Church Cambridge, and the Church of St. John the Evangelist for providing us rehearsal and performance space and all manner of encouragement and support; …all the members of BCE ’s Board of Directors, and especially outgoing Board members Sara Willis and Jessica Holroyd, for their creative, committed, and tire- less efforts to keep our group moving forward; …Katherine Foley, our assistant to the director, and Branden Grimmett, our rehearsal accompanist, for skillfully (and patiently) helping us through the music learning process; …our music director, Miguel Felipe, for another inspired year of musical leader- ship; … and most importantly, all of you, for making the Walk for Music fundraiser such a huge success (we reached our $8,000 goal!) and for being here today to celebrate the joy of choral music and to share in our hope for A Peaceable Kingdom. In thanks, Matthew Baggetta 2007–2008 Board President, Boston Choral Ensemble P.S. We look forward to seeing you all again, following our summer hiatus, for our 8th season at First Church Cambridge and—in an exciting return to the BCE ’s birthplace—the beautiful and historic Old South Church in Copley Square, Boston. 3. the Boston Choral Ensemble Miguel Felipe, Music Director Commission Competition the Boston Choral Ensemble During the fall of 2007, we introduced you to the winner of our 1st annual Commission Com- petition, Zachary Wadsworth. Today, you get to hear the results of Zach’s hard work! We’re happy to invite our Friday audience to join us after the concert for a Q&A session with Zach, Miguel, and a choir member to discuss the experience. For more information about the competition’s 2009 edition, visit us online at www.BostonChoral.org/competition. Zachary Wadsworth :: Winner, 1st Annual Commission Competition The music of Zachary Wadsworth, praised for its “evocative mixture of old and new,” spans the entire spectrum of concert music, from music for solo instruments to choral works, art songs, chamber music, orchestra pieces, and an opera. He is also an active pianist and singer, performing regularly in chamber music, solo vocal, and choral settings. A native of Richmond, Virginia, Zachary has received commissions from numerous individuals and organizations, including The Commission Project, the Hanson Institute for American Music, the Eastman School of Music, and Smith College. His pieces have been performed by en- sembles including the Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra, the Atlanta Philharmonic Orchestra, the Yale Philharmonia, by ensembles at Yale University, the Eastman School of Music, Westminster Choir College, and Smith College. He has received several composition awards, including first prize in the 2007 ASCAP /Lotte Lehmann Foundation Art Song Competition, first place in the first Long Leaf Opera One Act Opera Competition, a Charles Ives Scholarship from the American Academy of Arts and Letters, three Morton Gould Young Composers Awards from ASCAP, and prizes from the Eastman School of Music and the Yale School of Music. A recording of his choral work, O Saving Victim is now available on the Gothic record label. Zachary has studied at the Eastman School of Music (BM , 2005) and Yale University (MM , 2007), and he is currently pursuing a DMA in music composition at Cornell University. His composition teachers have included Steven Stucky, Roberto Sierra, Martin Bresnick, Ezra Laderman, Ingram Marshall, Carlos Sanchez-Gutierrez, Ricardo Zohn-Muldoon, Rob- ert Morris, David Liptak, James Willey, and Syd Hodkinson. He also studied at the Boston University Tanglewood Institute and the Aspen Music Festival and School. Honorable Mentions :: 1st Annual Commission Competition Eric Banks, Seattle, Washington A.J. McCaffrey, Los Angeles, California Justin Merritt, Northfield, Minnesota 4. the Boston Choral Ensemble 7th Season :: 2007–2008 Roll Call of Donors the Boston Choral Ensemble The Boston Choral Ensemble thanks the many who choose to support our mis- sion and our music. Below are those who’ve given in the last 12 months (as of May 28, 2008). If we’ve left you out, we apologize. Please contact us at info@ BostonChoral.org so we can fix the error. If you’d like to join this group of kind donors, talk to a member today or visit www.BostonChoral.org/support. Thank you Angels Patti & Anthony Cacciabaudo Alan Sentlowski & James Jonathan Slusarz Matthew Campbell LaChance Martin Carmody Leah Shuldiner Joseph Cerutti Edward Stoddard Benefactors Karen & Michael Chmielewski Josh Stoddard* Ken Foley David & Sharon Clapper Patrick Sullivan Andrew Piskorski Charles Darlington Tomas Swift Jim Tice* Elizabeth Dougherty David Taylor Paul Edlefsen Trudi Trueit Sponsors Jack & Ingrid Flynn Lisa & Konstas Yannakopoulos Dominick & Cheryl Baggetta Jeff Foley Elizabeth Bruno Jon Gable† Marshall Ganz Friends Lisa Cacciabaudo* & Patti Meghan Anson Karen Godnick Janecek Dominick Baggetta Barb & Bob Gould Janet Dicke Shannon Bator Dr. Raziel & Nancy Haimi-Cohen Jennifer Dicke Patricia Battle-Mutter Michael Roy & Mary Ann Caitlin Downey Catherine Berce Hamilton John Graham* Sarah Bernhardt Stephen Hannath Rob Hanna* Day Blasi Geoffrey Huntington Debbie Katsiroubas Adam Blasioli Lawrence Jackson & Steve Olive Lesueur Susan Borges Floyd Barbara Nouveau Ruth Boshkoff Brett Johnson Christian Potts Meg Burt Liz Keefe Jennifer Scopaz Linda Carlisle Ezra Keshet† Anne Stoddard Charlene Carroll Stephen Knowlton Merle & Patricia Tellock Feng Chang Jeff & Brooke Larimer Perrin Tellock* Jon Chapman Michael Lepore Nicole Urban Yoon Choi Ro’anana Levin Antonio Vicente Margaret Collins Zena Lum Elsa Wertz Tim Culver Alison McCarty Mike & Kathy Willis Ryan Cunningham Susan Meyer Susan Woodmansee Sarah Dammen Robert & Rita Modell Anonymous Marlaine Darfler Lisa Plumley* Mark Darlington Lisa Renstrom Jessica Deckinger Patrons Marion Reynolds Elizabeth DiFelice Rob Anderson & Meghan Kelly Sarah Richards Patricia Difranco Katrina Armando* Roma Robertson Susan Dodge Jessica Aronson Janet Ross* Amy Eischen Anthony & Cheryl Baggetta Myra & David Ross Christina Fagner Mary Jo Barrett Stephen Rosen & Mandana Mark & Heather Famiglietti Richard & Anne Bauman Sassanfar Abbie Ferrie-Calkins Marc Bellanger Richard Samuels Elizabeth Fitzgerald Diane Brusnighan Rachel Scheinerman 5. the Boston Choral Ensemble Miguel Felipe, Music Director Brian Flannigan Kyle Marshall & Erica Tobey Lurdes Santos Jodi Foster Anna Ward Martin Ernie Sarro Ellen Frank Brenda McDonald
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