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Dr. Julian Ackerley, Director ConcertDr. Julia n Ackerley, Director Saturday, December 12, 2020 4:00 p.m. Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus Hall Since 1980, Julian Ackerley has served as Director of the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus. He has achieved acclaim as an accomplished conductor and administrator and has taken the choristers on performance tours spanning five continents and over 25 countries. Dr. Ackerley served as the National Boychoir Repertoire and Standards Chair for the American Choral Directors Association and is a specialist in working with boys emerging voices. He was also selected Choral Director of the Year by the ACDA Arizona Chapter. An experienced teacher, Ackerley has taught music at all levels from elementary to university students. Dr. Ackerley received his doctor of musical arts degree from the University of Arizona with emphasis in music education, vocal performance and choral conducting. He is a frequent guest conductor and clinician. Through the years his choirs have received numerous prestigious invitations to appear in regional, national and Julian Ackerley international events, conferences and festivals. Just recently the Director Chorus was featured a second consecutive year for the National Christmas Tree Lighting. Anne Grimes is delighted to work with the talented singers of TABC. She is a musician, music teacher, and music director in the Tucson area, currently teaching vocal and instrumental music at Santa Rita High School, serving as music director for Desert Springs PCA Church, and teaching voice at Pima College. Her experience in musical theater is vast: playing piano for 30 Gaslight Theater productions, music directing for Arts Express and CYT, and playing piano for many musical and theater groups. Anne's education is exclusively from UA, including a Bachelor’s degree in piano performance and music education, and a Master's and Doctorate (ABD) in Choral Conducting. Her plan is to fully complete the doctorate degree by the end of this year! She enjoyed playing piano for TABC on their 2018 China tour, and is looking forward to more tours. Anne and her husband Jonathan have four grown children of whom they are very proud: Sarah (and Anne Grimes Stephen) Lewis, Caleb, Seth, and Josiah Grimes. Accompanist Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus Mission The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus is dedicated to providing boys in the community an enriched educational experience through the study and performance of choral music. The Chorus endeavors to impart musical, social and leadership skills that build self-esteem and have a sustaining impact on its members. Representing and serving the community as an artistic and cultural resource are fundamental to the Chorus mission. The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus has successfully faced the challenges of 2020. As the longest continually operating independent boychoir in the United States, the Chorus is offering its programs in innovative and safe ways to fulfill its mission of music education and character development while contributing to the arts and culture of Tucson. The resiliency and adaptability of the Chorus has never been more apparent. After providing music education remotely in the spring, we found new ways to engage families and interact with choristers during the summer. This fall we have protocols in place to rehearse and perform safely together. Given the cancellation of traditional public performances at this time, the Chorus shifted its work to recordings both audio and video. The Chorus also received the distinct honor of being asked to perform for a second consecutive year at the lighting of the National Christmas Tree. We would like to thank our families and our friends in the community for maintaining their engagement with the Chorus and their support of its mission during this unusual time. Music has a positive impact on all but can be especially powerful in shaping the lives of children. Your trust in this work is critical to our success. Thank you for helping us provide Endless Opportunities for boys and young men both now and in the future. Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus Artistic Staff Board of Directors President Renee Shane-Boyd Dr. Julian Ackerley Director Vice President Kelly Burkholder ‘68 Treasurer Garret Rohwer ‘04 Anne Grimes Accompanist Secretary Kim Jones President Emeritus Art Flagg Marie Sierra Accompanist Directors Tom Bim Terry Kyte ’94 Administrative Staff Anthony Gimino Jacki Nichols Ardis Grob Sarah Pfannenstiel Mary-Gray Lopez Office Manager Chris Hufford ’78 (PEC President) Thomas Tronsdal Tami Chaffee Accountant Musicians The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus offers Trumpet ........................Ross Daniels Endless Opportunities Trumpet……….…...Andrew Davidson for boys and young men ages 6-21. Trombone .................……Rob Boone Do you know someone who might be interested in Trombone ……..…….Jordan Robison joining the Chorus? January is a great time to join! Call 520-296-6277 or visit www.boyschorus.org for Audio – Desert Sound – Randy Smith more information. Join the fun! Video – Jesse Thrall The Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus Christmas Tree Lot Buy your tree from the Boys! Beautiful fresh cut Christmas Trees at competitive prices. Trees from 2’ – 14’ Wreaths and Garland Open Friday and Saturday from 10:00 AM – 9:00 PM, Sunday from 10:00 AM – 7:00 PM and weekdays by appointment. Call 520-296-6277. Located at 5770 E. Pima Cadet Choir Touring Chorus Zach Amarillas Alex Kellar Daniel Bojorquez Nicholas Parlmer Lukas Eslinger Liam McFarlane Felix Fauland Greyson Pfannenstie Marlon Garcia Cameron Pilling Ben Flagg Axel Pilling Ben Guthrie Surya Shrestha Gabriel Heller Salvador Martinez-Montoya Noah Higgins Nash Yaroz Isaiah Keto James Rankin Jackson Keto Grady Sakall Casey Lamb Ben Weinzinger Talon McClure-Wright Preston White TAYME Training Chorus Alex Aguilar Dillon Peng Carlos Duban Adrian Ornelas Jean Paul Aoun Victor Ornelas Christian Higgins Thomas Rankin Pierre Aoun Kent Rankin Kristian Holtan Jeffrey Uhrig, Jr. Liam Boyd Winston Reese Reed Maskell Gabriel Wiggins Michael Curry Ian Roa Harrison Dodge Isaac Roa Anwar Gatto Joseph Roa Daniel Ingram Austin Troike Mac Keller RC Troike Martin Lamb Mac Tronsdal TowneSinger Michael Lamb Wesley Twiss Kory Messina Nick Zaetta Matthew Clark Scott Maskell Elliott Nichols Diego Zamora Dylan Harvey Alex McFarlane Taiga Kojima Jay Slavin TUCSON ARIZONA BOYS CHORUS Presents “Holiday Concert” Dr. Julian Ackerley, Director Touring Chorus and TowneSingers O Come, All Ye Faithful………………………...…………....John F. Wade Cadet Choir Sleep The Little Babe………………………………………....Walter Rodby Dreidel Song……………………………………………..Hebrew Folk Song A Holly Jolly Christmas……..……..…………………………Johnny Marks Training Chorus & TowneSingers Come And See…………………………………………………..John Stebbe The Story of Hanukkah……………………………….……David Eddleman Pablo, The Reindeer.............................................................George Lovering Touring Chorus God Rest You Merry, Gentlemen………...….Arr. Charles Fonteyn Manney Carol of the Bells…………………………………….…Mykola Leontovich Touring Chorus and Young Men’s Ensemble Star Carol…………………………….……………….…………John Rutter See Amid the Winter’s Snow…………………………...….Arr. Dan Forrest Peace, Peace………………………………………...Rick and Sylvia Powell Hark! The Herald Angels Sing………………………….….Arr. Dan Forrest Young Men’s Ensemble Sing We Now of Christmas…………………………….…Arr. Jay Althouse The Christmas Song………………………...Torme/Wells Arr. Mark Hayes Touring Chorus S’Vivon………………………………………………..….Arr. Michael Braz Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas……Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree…………………………Johnny Marks The Entire Chorus Jingle Bells…………………………………………………..James Pierpont White Christmas...............................................................….......Irving Berlin .
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