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The Place Just Right: Post Office Box 946, Village Station New York, NY 10014-0946 a Concert of Sacred Music from the United States CERDDORION SOPRANOS ALTOS TENORS BASSES Kate Ashby* Susan Glass* Jere Greland* John Dennison* ERDDORION Judith Cobb Linnea Johnson Michael Klitsch Ian McGullam Bonny Hart Cathy Markoff* Steve Parkey Dean Rainey C Amy Litt Myrna Nachman* Eddie Rubeiz* Tom Samiljan* Ellen Schorr* Laura Servidei Chris Ryan* Larry Sutter VOCAL ENSEMBLE Ann Stedman Kristina Vaskys* Marty Silverberg Jeff Thomas Wendy See Gretta Wren Mark Stedman* *Denotes members of dodecatet on Canticles 8 and 9. Kristina Boerger For further information about Cerddorion’s thirteenth season, Artistic Di rector please visit our website: www.cerddorion.net. PRESENTS Support Cerddorion Ticket sales cover only a small portion of our ongoing musical and administrative expenses. If you would like to make a tax-deductible contribution, please send a check (payable to Cerddorion NYC, Inc.) to: Cerddorion NYC, Inc. The Place Just Right: Post Office Box 946, Village Station New York, NY 10014-0946 A Concert of Sacred Music from the United States BOARD OF DIRECTORS President & Chair Tim Hutfilz Directors Christopher Caines Treasurer Mark Stedman Michael Klitsch Vice President Judith Cobb Amy Litt Vice President Eddie Rubeiz Cathy Markoff Secretary Chris Ryan Steve Parkey Don’t miss Cerddorion’s upcoming performances! Spectacular Vernacular Sunday, May 11, 2008, 4 P.M., at the Oratory Church of St. Boniface, 11 Willoughby St. (on the MetroTech Campus), Brooklyn Sunday, February 24, 2008 – 4:00 p.m. Saturday, March 1, 2008 – 8:00 p.m. First Unitarian Congregational Society Church of St. Ignatius of Antioch Sunday, May 18, 2008, 4 P.M., at the Church of St. Luke in the Fields, 487 Hudson Street, 50 Monroe Place 552 West End Ave. (south of Christopher Street), Manhattan. Brooklyn Heights, New York Manhattan, New York Both programs: General admission: $20. Students/seniors $15. For information: 212-260-1498. CERDDORION Donors NOW IN ITS THIRTEENTH SEASON, CERDDORION is one of New York’s most highly Our concerts would not be possible without a great deal of financial assistance. regarded volunteer choral ensembles. A chamber group of twenty-eight mixed voices, it is Cerddorion would like to thank the following, who, in addition to many of our members, known for its eclectic repertoire, encompassing music from the early Renaissance to the have generously provided financial support for our activities. contemporary era. Audiences have come to appreciate the group’s interpretive depth and Patrons Friends (cont.) Donors technical excellence in many styles. Anonymous Leo Clark Jane L. Bender Besides presenting its own varied programs, Cerddorion is frequently invited to perform Tim Hutfilz Judith Cobb Raoul Bhavnani with other acclaimed artists. Past collaborations include: the North American premiere of Sir Priscilla F. Kauff Greg & Mary Dennison Berit K. Campion Robb Moss Peter R. Fairley Heida Coggeshall John Tavener’s all-night vigil, The Veil of the Temple, performed at Lincoln Center’s Avery The Svetlana and Herbert M. Wachtell Charlotte & Jeffrey Fischman Megan Fisher Fisher Hall (with Dessoff Choral Consortium and choristers from London’s Temple Foundation Justine Fisher Jerise Fogel Church); several appearances with the Christopher Caines Dance Company; baroque opera Charlotte R. Ford Nancy Frieden performances with the early music instrumental ensemble Concert Royal; and serving as the Benefactors Jane Furth & August Matzdorf Elizabeth Geisewite resident teaching ensemble for the Dennis Keene Choral Festival in Kent, Connecticut. Anonymous Matt & Jennifer Glass Joan S. Gordon Nancy & Karsten Boerger Susan Glass Cecile Goyette Cerddorion was selected to sing at the 2006 Eastern Divisional Convention of the American Peter Cobb Claudia Hamilton John Hetland Choral Directors Association, where they presented the works they had commissioned of Michael Klitsch Ed & Barb Hammel Bonnie Hiller three New York composers for their tenth anniversary season. Mark & Ann Stedman Colleen Haskell Sharron Kaplan Laurence B. Sutter Mr & Mrs Robert Kennedy Thomas & Mary Karis This fall marked the release on the Tzadik label of A Handful of World, the first commercial Pamela Krute Lucille Kirk recording featuring Cerddorion. The CD is dedicated to vocal works by New York Supporters Nicole & John Louras Peter Kurz composer Lisa Bielawa and includes Cerddorion’s performance of Bielawa’s “Lamentations Kristina Boerger George & Elizabeth Malko Jacob Langfelder & John Carrara for a City,” which was commissioned and first performed by Cerddorion in 2004. Stuart & Alice Boynton Cathy Markoff Elliot Z. Levine Michael Emont & Margo Rappoport Phyllis & Del Markoff Edith Litt Beatrice Frank David & Catherine Morocco Joseph Mancias Kristina Boerger Gerald Greland & Dale Rejtmar Jeffery Neuman & Cynthia Wachtell Ian McGullam Kathleen Kuhlman Steven Parkey & Diane Wachtell Claudette Meyer An accomplished singer, conductor, and choral arranger, Kristina Boerger received her Wendy Lamb & Paul Moravec Anita & Matti Peltonen Myrna Nachman formative musical training from pianist Annie Sherter and holds the doctorate in Choral Amy Litt Kenneth Pollak & Grace Shoper Ed Randell & Betty Litt Conducting and Literature from the University of Illinois. She lectures in music history at Janet Markoff & Alan Momeyer Mary Calder Rower Wendy Reitmeier Barnard College and teaches choral conducting at the Manhattan School of Music. Cameran & Harold Mason Chris Ryan Eddie Rubeiz Kiki & Andy Schaffer Howard & Anita Ryan Ghassan & Mary Rubeiz Her work in the 1990s as founding director of AMASONG: Champaign-Urbana’s Premier Nancy Toomey Arnold Schlanger & Barbara Berg Tom Samilijan Lesbian/Feminist Chorus, is the subject of the documentary film The Amasong Chorus: Singing Melissa & Conrad Vlak David Schorr & Judith Krones Deanna Sanderson Out, which after touring festivals in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia has Sarah White Ellen Schorr Leida Snow Jessica Lappin Wuertele Julian Schorr Paul Steinberg enjoyed repeated broadcast on PBS. Her work as a guest conductor and choral clinician has George Steel Mary Katherine Timme brought her recently to the University of Illinois Chamber Singers and to The Chicago Friends The Law Offices of Share & Blejec LLP Kristina Vaskys Children’s Choir, as well as to repeat engagements with the Kalamazoo Bach Festival Society Sonia & Alex Alland The Prudential Foundation Ruta Vaskys & Martin Freed and the Syracuse Schola Cantorum. Carol Barker Anne Thomas Joette Warren Samantha & Malcolm Barker Sarah Thomas Sylvia D. Wiesenfeld As a singer in a variety of styles, she has appeared on stage and on disc with the King’s John Barrett & Vanessa Santago Socrates & Evelyn Triantafillou Gretta Wren Noyse, Rocky Maffit, the Tallis Scholars, Early Music New York, Vox Vocal Ensemble, Brian Boom & Karen Dressner Felicia Warshawsky Joann Wright Bobby McFerrin, Alarm Will Sound, and Urban Bush Women. She is a member of the Dana & Damon Bopp Myrna & Miles Wortman Richard Yaeger acclaimed early music ensemble Pomerium and of the Western Wind Vocal Ensemble, a Jane & John Brickman sextet renowned for its performing, recording, and music-education activities. This is Dr. Boerger’s eighth season as Artistic Director of Cerddorion. Many thanks to Robb Moss and FloraCulture for the unique and beautiful florals. Visit: www.floraculture-nyc.com A Wreath A wreathed garland of deserved praise, unto thee I give, The Place Just Right I give to thee, who knowest all my ways, My crooked and winding ways, wherein I live. Five Shaker Melodies Combined by K. Boerger Wherein I die, not live: for life is straight, Straight as a line, and ever tends to thee, Early American Harmony To thee, who art more far above deceit, Honor to the Hills Jeremiah Ingalls Than deceit seems above simplicity. Hamshire Daniel Read Give me simplicity, that I may live, Little Lamb Spiritual, arr. Marshall Bartholomew So live and like, that I may know thy ways, Know them and practise them: then shall I give From Three Sacred Canticles, Opus 115 David Noon For this poor wreath, a crown of praise. —George Herbert, from The Temple (1633) Canticle 8, “Cantemus Domino” (The Song of Moses) Chris Ryan, John Dennison, Kate Ashby, soloists Simple Gifts ‘Tis the gift to be simple, ‘tis the gift to be free, At God’s Table ‘Tis the gift to come down where you ought to be NYC Psalm 23 Eddie Rubeiz And when we find ourselves in the place just right, Jude Cobb, Steve Parkey, Marty Silverberg, It will be in the valley of love and delight. Kristina Vaskys, soloists When true simplicity is gained, Three Eucharistic Motets Gerald Near To bow and to bend we will not be ashamed; I. Laetabitur justus in Domino To turn, turn, it will be our delight, II. Ave verum corpus ‘Til by turning, we come round right. III. O sacrum convivium ‘Tis the gift to be simple, ‘tis the gift to be free, Doug Keilitz, organist ‘Tis the gift to come down where you ought to be. From Three Sacred Canticles, Opus 115 David Noon And when we find ourselves in the place just right, It will be in the valley of love and delight. Canticle 9, “Ecce Deus” (The First Song of Isaiah) PAUSE Fund Raising Gala The Refuge of the Poor You are cordially invited to attend Cerddorion’s annual fundraising gala at City Center, on Ubi caritas Elliot Z. Levine Monday, March 24, at 6 pm. This year, we will go a little bit country: In addition to wine, Tu pauperum refugium Jonathan David hors d’oeuvres, a silent auction, and performances by Cerddorion, the gala will feature the Ann Stedman, soloist bluegrass band Blue Harvest (www.blueharvestband.com), accompanied by country dance From Three Sacred Canticles, Opus 115 David Noon callers Don and Dot Coy (www.dotanddoncoy.com), who will instruct and lead a group in Canticle 10, “Quaerite Dominum” (The Second Song of Isaiah) some stepping and stomping. Beginners are especially welcome! There will also be a special cameo appearance by City Stompers (www.clogdancenewyork.com). From Despair to Joy Precious Lord Thomas Dorsey Please join the fun and help defray our annual operating costs, as well as support Africa William Billings commissioned works for the group.
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