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Winter Concert 2013 The Robbinsdale Cooper High School Choirs are proud to present the… 2013 Winter Concert Season Ninth Grade Choir & Varsity Choir Monday, December 9th 7:00 pm—RCHS Auditorium Bel Canto Choir & Concert Choir Tuesday, December 10th 7:00 pm—RCHS Auditorium Bryan Fisher, Conductor Jennifer Rowan, Conductor Jean Van Heel, RCHS Accompanist Program for Monday, December 9th Ninth Grade Choir Cantate Domino (Latin) Nancy Hill Cobb Cantate Domino canticum nuvum, cantata Domino omnis terra. Sing to the Lord a new song, sing to the Lord all the earth. Cantate Domino, benedicite nomini ejus. Sing to the Lord, bless his name. Anuntiate inter gentes gloriam tuam, Declare his glory among the nations In omnibus populis mirabilia ejus. His wonders among all people. Quoniam magnus dominum et laudabilis nimis. For the Lord is great and greatly to be praised. Sing a Song of Sixpence Michael D. Mendoza Karinna Ramnarine & Adam Stallman, clarinet The Lily and the Rose Bob Chil‐ cott Dry Your Tears, Afrika (from AMISTAD) Adapted by Audrey Snyder Treble Ensemble Come To Me, O My Love Allan Robert Petker The Poet Sings Z. Randall Stroope Winds Larysa Kuzmenko Mad Men (formerly Madrigal Singers) Stand By Me Ben King, Jerry Leiber, & Mike Stoller Deven Seltzer & Nathan Ausk, soloists Day Tripper (The Beatles) Arr. by Jonathan Rathbone Varsity Women’s Choir Dodi Li (Israeli Song) Arranged by Doreen Rao Ashley Heitkamp & Promise Lempiainen, Nina Nienhaus & Jodi Spencer, O’Neykia Craft, soloists Lux aeterna luceat eis, Domine, Let everlasting light shine upon them, Lord, cum sanctis tuis in aeternum, quia pius es. with Thy saints for ever, for Thou art merciful. Requiem aeternam dona eis Domine, Grant them eternal rest, Lord, et lux perpetua luceat eis, and let perpetual light shine upon them, quia pius es. for Thou art merciful. Jordan’s Angels (Traditional Spiritual) Roll A. Dilworth Lux Aeterna (Light Eternal from Missa) Z. Randall Stroope Varsity Men’s Choir Seize The Day (From NEWSIES) Alan Menken The Two Sisters (Murder Ballad) Arr. by Joshua Shank Deven Seltzer, soloist Tell My Father (THE CIVIL WAR: AN AMERICAN MUSICAL) Frank Wildhorn It’s a song of the morning, at the edge of the river. It’s a song of the morning, at the edge of the river. What is the dark skinned lady saying? What is the dark skinned lady saying? “Cover me because I am cold.” “Cover me because I am cold.” What is the dark skinned lady saying? “Let’s fall in love.” What is the dark skinned lady saying? “Let’s fall in love.” Ay, yai, yai, Tonight I’m going away Ay, yai, yai, I don’t know what is happening to me Ay, yai, yai, to walk among the dunes Ay, yai, yai, when I am near the ocean. Ay, yai, yai, Lend me your eyes, dark skinned one Ay, yai, yai, Lend me your eyes, dark skinned one Because the moon is hiding itself. Because the moon is hiding itself. Connor Couture, soloist Canto Del Agua (“Water Song” ‐ Venezuelan folk song/Joropo style) Arr. by David Hill Ninth Grade and Varsity Choirs How Can I Keep From Singing? Gwyneth Walker Riversong Roger Emerson Ninth Grade Choir Members—Bryan Fisher and Jennifer Rowan, Co-Directors Ikram Ahmed Ellen Croonquist Amanda Karsten Kieu Mi Phi Hai* Allison Allen Aretzi Dominguez‐Mejia Jael Kerandi** Kayla Redden Makayla Asrouch Audrey Ekman Bao Khang Grace Reynolds** Samarah Ballard Alexis Fletcher Autumn Kimbal* Marley Ritchie** Patricia Bartos Sheila Fourre Ashley Klabechek Tia Saddler Kennedy Beaco Sabine Gagnon* Melanie Klimes Henrietta Sankoh Caro Blama Tatiana Hall Alejandra Lambarria Ivori Schultz Kanesha Blunt Katia‐Anne Harb Riley Rose Mann Margaret Seaton Emma Bonafield Nataniyeah Hill Tavia Martinez Kavina Smith Zoe Bounds Jenica Hjulberg Rosalee Medellin** Marcella Sorenson Antasia Bradley Emily Holtgrewe Kimberly Meija‐Dominguez Lindsay Sundquist Breaona Brown Rose Humphrys* Hadia Mohammadzadah Mikaila Thayer Xalli Caldwell Fatima Jalloh Sydne Morgan Kendall Thiede* Hannah Carson* Morgan Jedlicka Jasmine Muhammad Chengyeng Vang Faith Cephus Da’Juanae Jefferson Sarah Muie Gloria Vang Mina Chang Danielle Jensen Anna Niemann Thuytien Vuong* Veronica Christensen Daija Jester Rayna Nisswandt Gojoua Yang Kylie Clausen Cheri Johnson Valleria Ortega Moira Zelenak Varsity Choir Members—Bryan Fisher and Jennifer Rowan, Co-Directors Rufus Addo Javonne Giddens Daniel Marshall Austin Tellez Bobbie Jean Alexander Teysia Gilbert Heather Meichsner Mary Thao Corbin Amundson Kyle Goldman Katelyn Merchant Isabella Thoen Nathan Ausk** Rodolfo Gonzales Alissa Minikus Cheneya Thompson Fredricka Beckman Parker Good Curtis Mitchell Jr. Hisham Tiam Watt Lavonia Bell Torri Green Jayla Montgomery Robertlee Tolbert Alexandra Bendtsen Dominic Guye Eboni Nelson Survannah Vaye Timothy Bergman Christina Hall Nina Nienhaus Felix Villa Tavarez Aleesia Black Ashley Heitkamp Lindsey Ondieki Ali Vue Laurie Bohler Alexis Henderson Robert Owens Jr. Tayvionna Walker Destiny Brown Ashley Her Tanisa Penland Keionna Watson Shatorise Browning* Adam Hester Hannah Phillips Aliyah Wells Imagine Burge Majors Ariesa Hester Madhuri Prashad Icy White Diamond Cathcart* Karnchana Hongsirikun Marlen Rivas Molina Donyai Whitner MaiLee Chang Cashmere Jackson Crystal Robles Caitlin Whitney** Nicholas Christensen** Kondeh Jalloh Brandon Sandberg Jacob Wilde Yasmine Coleman Sami Jensen* DaVon Sanders Jarron Williams Connor Couture* Aerial Johnson Jesus Sarabia Flores Josh Williams O’Neykia Craft** Cozette Kehoe* Ana Sarmiento Lois Williams DaQuan Currington Manita Kelly Alex Scott Ricki Williams Faith Currington DeArrius Kemp Quiahtuesanio Seeyon Tia Wooten Jordan Doege Amanda Kong Deven Seltzer Houa Xiong Andy Dubisar Promise Lempiainen Jodi Spencer Christopher Yang Ti’ana Fair Lomoore Lor Ala’Dejha Stevens Steven Yang Nadeera Firmansyah Jansoper Ly Haley Sundquist Rayven Young Jhoseline Flores‐ Danny Manivanh Morinda Teekaye Ahmed Yang Castellanos Bold denotes Treble Ensemble (Ninth Grade Choir) or Madrigal Singers (Varsity Choir) *Denotes Choir Assistants Denotes Section Leaders Bel Canto Choir Members—Jennifer Rowan, Lead Director Maryon Ahler Laura Jorgensen My‐Chi Nguyen Samantha Stevens* Bethany Barsness* Mary Knudson Samantha Norman Renae Thompson* Emily Bradley Jane Kruskop* Agnes Omwoyo Erika Tverberg Maya Bryant Rachel Larsen Sharon Ouma Sydney Tyley* Kylie Christensen Emily Loken Sophia Pone Laneate Vang* McKenna Dale Aleksey Mason‐Bradach* Kelsey Post Sandra Vue Amanda Driskill Brienna Max Lilly Russell Eva Walters Seah Fitzgerald* Abigail Merkl Nicole Schneider Maggie Whitcomb Michele Hansen Allison Merkl Amanda Schultz Alice Wilsman Sydney Hansen Cara Meyer* Emma Shine Melaney Wuollet Jenna Henderson Tatum Moore Tiara Shockency Sherry Xiong Amelia Heusinkveld* Minh‐Uyen Nguyen* Merryn Skarphol Kalia Xiong Bailey Hoppe Abigail Zieska Concert Choir Members—Bryan Fisher, Lead Director Alyssa Abilo Erin Finkenaur* Samantha B. Lindquist* Kathryn Penick Jessica Ayd Andrew Fitzsimmons Kelsey Lutgen Tu‐Nguyen Phan Sally Baker Isaac Griffin‐Wiesner Courtlandt Lyons* Joseph Porter Adrienne Barberg Brennan Haelig Casey Max Graham Remple Anna Becker* Mary Hagstrom Anthony Mehrwerth Simone Ritchie* Laura Bergstrom* Amanda Halek Shelby Mielke* Alexandria Rybarczyk Shelby Boggs Anna Hendrix Regina Mills Stephanie Sikkila Matthew Borchers Ellie Hendrix Sonia Mohammadzadah* Dee Smith Adam Brady Diana Hernandez Hernandez* Yaritza Montiel Lucy Snowberg Jake Chapman Sara Hodgson Brian Mozey Andrew Swartchick* Tessa Charpentier Cedric Holecek Jared Nelson Michael Thao Cameron Crawford Erika Hulleman Brandie Nguyen Katherine Thielen Zach Croonquist** Kyla Kemp Eva Nisswandt Grace Thompson Evan Dale Lexanne Klimes Greta Nisswandt* Joseph Thompson Olivia Decelles Kristin Koniar Jacob Noble* Seth Thompson* Edward Dols Anna Kruskop Blessing Ogunyemi Riley Unzicker Tyler Driskill Aleesa Kuznetsov Ryan Ohm Tracey Warsett Abby Egstad Angela Laine Jordan Papenfuss Mark Weinhold Logan Eickhoff* Matthew Laumann Kirsten Pengelly Kallie Weiser* Colin Esper David Yang Bold denotes Bel Canto Singers (Bel Canto Choir) or Chamber Singers (Concert Choir) Symphony Orchestra & Symphonic Band Members Violin I Violin II continued Viola continued Flute Horn Anna Gimpl Jocelyn Hernandez Noah Norton Molly Mikkelson Adrienne Barberg Peter Hotvedt Olivia Heusinkveld Eva Walters Sara Minder Erick Martinez McLellan Shahrin Islam Corey Loken Cello Trumpet Annie Kleckner‐Thiele Aaron Morales‐Silva Oboe Karissa Crofoot Kallie Larsen Eva Nisswandt Seth Anderson Matthew Larsen Luke Odenthal Timothy Nyangacha Lindsey Salhus Bailey Johnson Michael Roll Brandon Peterson Madison Pettersen‐Bradford Emma Shine Trombone Allison Urevig Clarinet Tu‐Nguyen Phan Amanda Swanson Karinna Ramnarine Hunter Froehlich Erica Salhus Bass Viola Molly Wuollet Joseph Porter Maggie Whitcomb Drew Ashley‐ Sally Baker Amos Vodis Bassoon Violin II Grochowski Timpani Travis Boskowitz Cassandra Jones Andy Peterson Robin Ekman Mackenzie Evans Cara Meyer Lilly Russell Bennett Abide Concert Information… If you need to leave or return to the auditorium for any reason, please do so quietly between musical selections. As a courtesy to the performers, be sure to turn off all cell phones, pagers, and all electronic devices. We ask that no flash pictures or recordings (video and audio) be taken during the concert, as it is distracting for both the musicians and the audience. Students will be given the opportunity to purchase CDs of tonight’s performance (the order blank is featured below). Check out Ed’s TV (Comcast channel 22) for showings of the RCHS Winter
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