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The Dale Warland Singers, May 14, 1982, St. Paul, Minnesota e 8- ADlericana- .cen \) ac A Bit a'- 3 of CD a \) Broadway CD s:., A BIT OF BROADWAY: AN AMERICAN ROMANCE - Prologue- *The Sun Won't Set from A Little Night Music Full Chorus - First Stirrings - Try to Remember. from Fantasticks Steve Burger and Full Chorus Lusty Month of May from Camelot Vicki Johnson and Full Chorus Standing on the Corner. from Most Happy Fella Men of The Dale Warland Singers The Boyfriend from The Boyfriend Sandy Henderson, Lynn Jones, Robin Schoenwald If He Really Knew Me from They're Playing Our Song Beth Holmes . All I Need Now is the Girl from Gypsy Woody Woodward Waiting for the Girls Upstairs from Follies Jerry Rubino, Woody Woodward, Linda Steen, Roxanne Bentley and Full Chorus - Reverieand Passion- Make Believe from Showboa Jim Goodrich, Liz Miller and Full Chorus Oh, What A Beautiful Morning/ Surrey With the Fringe on Top from Oklahoma! Larry Hensel, Sandy Henderson So in Love. .. from Kiss Me Kate Rosemary Barenz and Women of The Dale Warland Singers The Game .from Damn Yankees Men of The Dale Warland Singers They Say That Falling in Love is Wonderful from Annie Get Your Gun Linda Steen, Steve Burger Why Should I Wake Up? from Cabaret Full Chorus You Could Drive A Person Crazy from Company Sue Shepard, Sig Johnson, Marie Sathrum Bobby, Baby/Have I Got A Girl for You from Company Sue Shepard, Sig Johnson, Marie Sathrum Tom Witry, Paul Boyce, Jim Goodrich, Way nne Hornicke Someone is Waiting from Company Woody Woodward Night and Day ...............................•.......... from The Gay Divorcee. Full Chorus INTERMISSION - Taking the Vow - *Married from Cabaret Full Chorus Get Me to the Church on Time from My Fair Lady Waynne Hornicke and Full Chorus Getting Married Today from Company Sig Johnson, Jo Halvorsen, Larry Hensel, and Full Chorus Sunrise, Sunset from Fiddler on the Roof Full Chorus Choo-Choo Honeymoon from Dames at Sea Jo Halvorsen, Woody Woodward - Perfect Relationships- *It Isn't Working from Woman of the Year Full Chorus It's the Little Things You Do from Company Doug Nodland, Paul Anderson, Tim Johnson, Mary Olson, Sue Donaldson, Rica Van If Ever I Would Leave You from Camelot John Henley, Donelle Kleman and Full Chorus Flaming Agnes from I Do, I Do Diane Ridder Losing My Mind from Follies Sue Shepard The God-Why-Don't- You-Love-Me Blues from Follies Tim Johnson, Lynn Jones, Liz Miller Send in the Clowns from A Little Night Music Full Chorus - Answer in the Affirmative- Do You Love Me? from Fiddler on the Roof Linda Jacobs, Frank Steen *Being Alive from Company Full Chorus - Finale- Everything's Coming Up Roses from Gypsy Full Chorus Written, directed, and staged by: Thomas Amundson *Special arrangement by: Steve Barnett Narrators: St. Anthony performance: Glenn and Mary Steinke Guthrie performance: Charlie Boone, WCCO Radio and Mary Steinke Instrumentalists: Jerry Rubino, piano Rehearsal Accompanists: George Berglund Tom Nygaard, trumpet Beth Holmes Stan Scott, woodwinds Linda Jacobs Gary Gauger, drums Linda Steen Biddy Bastian, electric bass Jerry Rubino DALE WAR LAND Dale Warland, Professor of Choral Music at Macalester College, received his Bachelor of Arts degree from St Olaf College, Master of Arts degree from the University of Minnesota, and Doctor of Musical Arts degree from the University of Southern California. His academic honors include a Tanglewood scholarship and a Ford Foundation grant that made possible a nine-month study of choral music in England, Sweden, and Norway. Dale Warland has distinguished himself as a composer and arranger, is a member of the American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers, and has his own choral series with Jenson Publications, Inc. He guest- conducted the Swedish Radio Choir (Stockholm) in January 1981, the Danish Radio Choir in January 1982, and was recently appointed to the Choral Panel of the National Endowment for the Arts. THOMAS AMUNDSON Thomas Amundson received his undergraduate degree from Moorhead State University. Over the past ten years he hasdesigned, staged, and directed over forty plays, musicals, revues, and night club shows throughout Minnesota. Most recently, Amundson served as artistic director for Jerry Schroeder's Showtime Produc- tions, dividing his time between show business and teaching at Edina High School. AMERICANA-A BIT OF BROADWAY is Amundson's second collaboration with The Dale Warland Singers. He was emcee for the first annual "Singing, Sipping, and Serendipity" in 1980, and has designed, staged, and served as a consultant for this production. Amundson currently teaches English, Speech,and Theater classesat Rosemount High School. We wish to extend a special thanks to all individuals who have assisted in any way with the production of AMERICANA-A BIT OF BROADWA Y. We are also grateful to the following volunteers who have assisted us during this Tenth Anniversary Season: Marlene Barnes Elaine Heisterkamp Ellsworth Blood Victoria Houle Julie Brovold Terry Knowles Bob Cowles Peter Latson Shawn Deloney Rob Reid Debra Harrer Ruth Warland the dale worland sinGers DALE WAR LAND, CONDUCTOR Wayne M. Kivell, Assistant Conductor Diana J. Leland, General Manager George Berglund, Assistant Manager Sopranos Altos Tenors Basses Rosemary L. Barenz Roxanne L. Bentley Paul J. Anderson Paul Boyce Vicki Ann Johnson Joanne Halvorsen *George Berglund David Briggs Sue Boxrud Donal dson Elizabeth Holmes Craig Edwall Steven A. Burger Sandra Henderson Li nda Jacobs Jim Goodrich Cary John Franklin *Sigrid Johnson Lynn Carol Jones John Henley Larry Lee Hensel Susan Kahn Donelle Kleman Tim Johnson Waynne B. Hornicke Elizabeth Miller Lois Laitinen Jerry D. Nelson Jack Jaeger Mary L. 01son *Chris Ludwig A. Douglas Nodland *Jerry Rubino Mari e Sathrum Diane Ridder Steve Pearthree Frank Steen Robi n Schoenwald Kay E. Sandeen William Rollie Paul R. van Houten Sue Shepard Rica Jane Van David A. Schwandt Thomas W. Witry Li nda Steen Ruth Warland John Woodward *Section Leaders With these performances, The Dale Warland Singers completes the subscription series of its 1981-1982 enth Anniversary Season. Organized in 1972, The Dale Warland Singers is a 47-voice professional choral ensemble based in Minneapolis- St. Paul, Minnesota. Members are selected through demanding annual auditions, and must re-audition each year. The opportunity to sing in the ensemble attracts quality singers from all parts of the United States. Most of the singers have studied voice privately, and many are employed in a professional music capacity in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area. The diversity of choral literature performed by The Dale Warland Singers is extensive. While building a broad repertoire of standard A cappella choral music, the ensemble has made one of its most significant contributions with artistic performances of 20th-century music. The long Iist of composers represented by its performance repertoire indicates a wide variety of nationalities and musical styles. The Dale Warland Singers ensemble appears regularly with The Saint Paul Chamber Orchestra. Minnesota Orchestra, and Minnesota Opera. In 1977, it toured Scandinavia at the request of the Swedish and Nor- wegian Radio. The ensemble concertizes throughout the central portion of the United States and broad- casts regularly over Minnesota Public Radio and National Public Radio. In addition, The Dale Warland Singers may be heard on eight recordings: Echoes of Christmas (Augsburg; digital), Choral Mosaic (Augsburg; digital), La Fiesta DE la Posada (CBS Masterworks; digital), 250 Years of Great Choral Music (Musical Heritage Society; digital), Swedish Choral Ballads (Walton), Gloria (Walton), Carols of Christmas (Augsburg, digital), and Americana-A Bit of Folk (Augsburg). BOARD OF DIRECTORS BOARD OF ADVISORS Arthur E. Bell May G. Munson Mrs. DeWalt H. Ankeny, Jr. John H. Myers Duane Bell Gordon W. Olson Judson Bemis George T. Pennock Arland D. Brusven Mary K. Steinke N. Bud Grossman Stephen R. Pflaum J Anders B. Himmelstrup James R. Treanor Mrs. Philip B. Harris William D. Reber « Jon Kietzer Dale Warland Bower Hawthorne Mrs. G. Richard Slade (( Terry Knowles Mrs. John M. Musser FUNDED IN PART BY THE FOLLOWING (January 1, 1981 - April 20, 1982): Benefactors/$1,OOO or more Bjork, Margaret & David Olson, Holly Sue & David Black, Sheila W. Olson, Mary & Roger Deluxe Check Printers Foundation Bockley, Marilyn & Paul Olson, Sally & Steven Graphic Systems, Inc. Boehlke, Margaret & Steve Paulus, Patty & Steve The McKnight Foundation Boler, Dorothy & William Peterson, Robert Metropolitan Regional Arts Council Bond, Judith & Dixon Phillips, Linda & Joseph Minnesota State Arts Board Borg, Kristine Pieper, Char Munson, May G. Boyd, Margery C. Piper, Clarice & Lisle National Endowment for the Arts Boxrud, Rueben Richard, Bruce A. Northern States Power Company Briggs, Judith Richter, Nancy Jane The Saint Paul Foundation Burnett, Patricia Robinson, Frances & David United Arts Fund Carlson, Gary Robinson, Rhonda Warland, Ruth & Dale Cincotta, June W. Roe, Susan Comstock, Roland W. Rorem, Melva Patrons/$250 - $999 Crist, Stanley Rotenberry, Nancy & Everett Curran, Earl Rusterholz, Barbara and Paul Bell, Frances & Arthur DeBoe, Joyce Ryan, Mr. & Mrs. Pat Brusven, Sharon & Arland DeLong, Max M. Sateren, Leland B. The Jostens Foundation, Inc. Denzer, Kenneth Scho ler, Margaret Juran & Moody, Inc. Doepke, Katherine G. setm, Hal Kietzer, Jon Dutv, Cynthia & Randolph Setterlund;' Lorraine & Wallace Land 0' Lakes East, Cindy Shirley, Kay Northwestern Bell Edwall, Phyllis Skinner, Doris & Ed Piper, Jaffray & Hopwood Egge, Karl Slette, Kim Ekelund, Jackie & David Steffen, Elmer E. Sponsors/$100 - $249 Elsner, Ronald W. Stefferud, Arne Eschweiler, Geneva S. Stevenson, Ilia American National Bank and Trust Finn, Elsie M. Strey Ie, Ron Company Fisher, Bruce ten Bensel, James Andersen, Elmer L. Francel, Edward W. Toltzman, Margaret & James Ankeny Foundation Geiser, Michael W. Townes, Carolyn Bemis, Mr. and Mrs. Judson Giske, Jean Viise, Lina Boettcher, Mary Jane Goldin, Phyllis Wahlberg, Dean Bursch, Russell A. Herman, Karin & Robert Ware, Michelle DeLange, J. Roger, Jr. Hogan, Sue & Terry Wheeler, Eugene A. Denef, Ruth & Lawrence Holm, Virginia L.
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