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Sign up for Our Enewsletter Waukeshachoral Find Us On WELCOME! Welcome to Music of Faith, the first concert of Waukesha Choral Union’s 2018-2019 season, We Are One! Throughout this season, we plan to treat you with collaborations in the true spirit of We Are One. Tonight is no exception. We are thrilled to be joined by the choirs of St. Catherine of Alexandria, Southminster Presbyterian, Our Savior’s Lutheran and Evangelical & Reformed United Church of Christ. Collaborating with our local community is key to the mission of the Waukesha Choral Union. This season, we are excited to be able to not only collaborate with many wonderful musical arts organizations, but also with our community non-profit partners. Tonight’s non-profit partner is Lake Country Caring. Based in Hartland, Lake Country Caring provides clothing, household items and personal care items to people and families in need. They are an organization near and dear to the hearts of many WCU members, and provide a vital service to Waukesha County. I would like to thank Lake Country Caring for partnering with us tonight! We hope that you will join us again for A Choral Union Christmas, which will be presented on Friday, December 14th at First United Methodist Church in Waukesha, and on Sunday, December 16th at Christ the Servant Lutheran Church. Waukesha Choral Union will be presenting a festive program of holiday favorites for young and old. As always, we appreciate you taking the time to join us for a night of beautiful music and we hope that you enjoy our presentation of Music of Faith. Yours in Music, Tami Cook President, Waukesha Choral Union STAY CONNECTED Website www.ChoralUnion.org — Sign up for our eNewsletter Find us on @waukchoralunion waukeshachoral Facebook Waukesha Choral Union welcomes our nonprofit partner for the concert - Lake Country Caring. Since 1990 Lake Country Caring has been providing clothing, bedding, mattresses, pillows, hygiene products, dishes, household items, toys, appliances and furniture to people in need. All items are new or gently used and are donated by people in the community or purchased with donated funds. Lake Country Caring is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Their assistance goes to people in Waukesha, Washington, Dodge and Jefferson counties that are going through an adverse, transitional time in their lives. Sharing God’s blessings is the core of their mission. “We Are One: A Season of Collaboration” MUSIC OF FAITH 1 Rev. Michael D. Strachota Mass Schedule Saturdays: 5:00 PM at St. Catherine’s Sundays: 9:00 AM at St. Catherine’s 7:30 AM at St. Joan of Arc 10:30 AM at St. Joan of Arc Holy Day Schedule Day of: 8:00 AM & 6:30 PM Christian Formation Preschool-Confirmation W359 N8512 Brown St (Hwy P) Oconomowoc (Mapleton) 5 1/2 Miles North of Hwy 16 [email protected] 920-474-7000 | 1-877-871-8489 HOME OF SOFT TOUCH BASES 810A Progress Avenue Waukesha, WI 53186 262-544-2077 2 Waukesha Choral Union ABOUT WAUKESHA CHORAL UNION The Waukesha Choral Union can trace its roots as Waukesha’s premier choral society back to 1949 at Carroll University. Over the years, under various names and outstanding artistic directors, WCU has developed a reputation for excellent choral music performances in SE Wisconsin. Adhering to our educational mission, we have collaborated with Carroll University choirs, with music groups from Waukesha South, Waukesha North, Kettle Moraine, Muskego, Hartford Union, and New Berlin Eisenhower High Schools, and with the Waukesha Children’s and the Lake Country Children’s Choirs. We’re proud to have shared the stage with the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the Milwaukee Choristers, Jubilate Chorale, and Bel Canto Chorus. Our potential is endless! MISSION The Waukesha Choral Union (WCU) pursues artistic excellence through variety of musical programming. The WCU challenges, enriches, and educates its members, audiences and community. The chorus also impacts the community through collaboration with area schools, youth choral groups and local arts organizations in Waukesha County. A proud supporter of the Waukesha Choral Union www.WaukeshaBank.com • Member FDIC “We Are One: A Season of Collaboration” MUSIC OF FAITH 3 Working in harmony to create your perfect smile. Offering traditional braces and Invisalign We are proud to offer the iTero Digital Scanner Which eliminates the need for most impressions. Dr. Reichl is a Board Certiޞed Orthodontist REICHL ORTHODONTICS 2140 W. St. Paul Ave. - Ste A, Waukesha 870 Rose Dr., Hartland 400 Bay View Rd.,- Ste K, Mukwonago 262-547-2827 reichlortho.com 4 Waukesha Choral Union ABOUT THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Michael Chapel is the choir specialist at Brown Deer Middle/High School, where he directs nine different ensembles including: three middle school choirs, five high school choirs and a hand bell ensemble. He is also the musical theatre director, and is the fine arts event scheduling and performance facilities coordinator for the School District of Brown Deer. Mr. Chapel is currently the Choir Coordinator for the Wisconsin School Music Association (WSMA) Middle Level Honors Project, and is active as an adjudicator for solo/ensemble festivals and honors auditions sponsored by the WSMA. Additionally, he is the choir director and lead service accompanist at Parkside Community UCC (formerly St. Peter’s) in Saukville, WI. Mr. Chapel is a graduate of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee with a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Music and a Master’s Degree in Music Education – with an emphasis on choral conducting. FROM THE ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Good evening and welcome to our season-opening concert, “Music of Faith.” The Waukesha Choral Union is excited to begin a season-long series of collaborations. Tonight we welcome church choirs from our area: Southminster Presbyterian (Waukesha), Our Savior’s Lutheran (Oconomowoc), Evangelical & Reformed United Church of Christ (Waukesha) and St. Catherine of Alexandria (Oconomowoc). And a special note of thanks to the congregation of St. Catherine for hosting this evening’s event. Our next collaboration will be in early December as we will join the Wisconsin Philharmonic Orchestra and other area choirs for the WPO Christmas Concert at Carroll University. Later in December we will present our annual Christmas concerts at First United Methodist and Christ the Servant Lutheran. We return to Shattuck Hall in April to collaborate with the Jubilate Chorale, other area choral singers, orchestra and soloists for Mozart’s “Requiem.” We close our season, “We Are One,” in May with a collaborative vocal jazz-themed concert, featuring Waukesha-area school vocal jazz groups, hosted by Our Savior’s Lutheran in Oconomowoc. As always, thank you for your continuing support of the arts in your community. We cannot do what we do without you and your generous patronage. Michael Chapel “We Are One: A Season of Collaboration” MUSIC OF FAITH 5 PROGRAM WAUKESHA CHORAL UNION 2018-19 “We Are One: A Season of Collaboration” MUSIC OF FAITH Friday, November 9, 2018 – 8:00 pm St. Catherine of Alexandria, Oconomowoc, WI EVANGELICAL and REFORMED UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST Evangelical Choir Come to Jesus ................................................................................................................................Chris Rice Glory to God Forever (with “Take My Life and Let It Be”) ........... Steve Fee / Vicky Beeching arranged by Sheldon Curry SOUTHMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Adult Choir Ave verum corpus .....................................................................................................Wolfgang A. Mozart You Are Holy .................................................................................................................................Per Harling arranged by John Helgen ST. CATHERINE OF ALEXANDRIA CATHOLIC CHURCH Adult Choir Song of Celebration ....................................................................................................................Alan Pote Agnus Dei (with “How Great Thou Art”) ................................Michael W. Smith / Stuart K. Hine arranged by Joel Raney OUR SAVIOR’S LUTHERAN CHURCH Alleluia Choir Shine On Us ......................................................................................................................Michael W. Smith Toccata of Praise ..................................................................................................................Joseph Martin 6 Waukesha Choral Union PROGRAM CONT. WAUKESHA CHORAL UNION Sing Cantate Domino .........................................................................................................Kevin Memley Sing Cantate Domino Sing to the Lord canticum novum, omnis terra a new song [for] all the land et benedicite nomini eus. and bless his name. Annuntiate de die in diem salutare ejus; Declare his salvation from day to day; annuntiate inter gentes gloriam ejus. declare his glory among the nations. Quoniam magnus Dominum For the Lord is great and greatly to be et laudabilis nimis; praised; terribilis est super omnes deo. feared above all gods. Sing Cantate Domino. Sing to the Lord. Bow Down Low .........................................................................................................................Shaker Song arranged by David Bridges Bow down low and bend your head, for I’ve come to sweep this house, for to sweep the Lords house clean. Yes I’ve come to wash and clean from this floor the stains of sin, for lo, I’ve come again and I’ve not come in vain. Sweep high, sweep low, sweep clean, as you go. (Bow down low…) I Believe ..........................................................................................................................................Mark
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