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German Folk Songs” Brahms I’D Enter Your Garden the Fiddler How Sad Flow the Streams Awake, Awake! a House Stands ‘Neath the Willows’ Shade Laurentian Singers Tour Repertoire 1955 “My Spirit Sang All Day” Finzi “O Magnum Mysterium” Victoria “German Folk Songs” Brahms I’d Enter Your Garden The Fiddler How Sad Flow The Streams Awake, Awake! A House Stands ‘Neath The Willows’ Shade “French Suite, No. 5” (Gigue) Bach “Fantaisie Impromptu” Chopin “There Is Sweet Music Here” White “Six Chansons” Hindemith The Doe A Swan Since All Is Passing In Winter Orchard “Hodie Christus Natus Est” Willan “Since First I Saw Your Face” Ford “He Is Good And Handsome” Passereau 1957 “Madrigal for a Bright Morning” Wayne Barlow “In Festo Transfigurationis Domini” Giovanni Pierluigi Palestrina “Allon, Gay Bergeres” 16th Century Chanson Guillaume Costeley “Set Down Servant” Arr. Robert Shaw “Balm in Gilead” Arr. William Dawson “Live A-Humble” Arr. Jester Hairston 1959 “The Carols of Death” William Schuman “Salvation is Created” Tschesnokoff “Hodie” Healey Willan “Te Deum” William Schuman “Glory Be to God” Arr. Jean Berger “Choir Blues” George Greeley, arr. J.R. Gilbert “He’s Gone Away” Arr. Walter Schuman “Elijah Rock” Arr. Jester Hairston “Hold On” Arr. Jester Hairston 1960 “Six Chansons” Paul Hindemith “The Doe” “A Swan” “Since All Is Passing” “In Winter” “The Orchard” “Springtime” “Tarantella” Randall Thompson “The Peaceable Kingdom” Randall Thompson “The Testament of Freedom” (excerpts from Randall Thompson the writing of Thomas Jefferson) “The God who gave us life” “We shall not die without a hope” “Te Deum” William Schuman “Laurentia” Traditional “Fides et Veritas” Nelson L. Robinson ‘77 “Carols of Death” on texts by Walt Whitman William Schuman “The last invocation” “The unknown region” “To all, to each” 1961 “Hodie Christus Natus Est” Palestrina “Jesu Dulcis Memoria” Victoria “Rejoice, My Soul” Balekirev “The Falcon” John Gerrish “Requiem Mass, C minor” Cherubini “Glory to God in the Highest” Randall Thompson “Hymn to St. Cecilia” Benjamin Britten “The Stars Are With the Voyager” Houston Bright “The Peaceable Kingdom” Randall Thompson “The paper reeds by the brook” “Have ye not known” “Ye shall have a song” “There is a Balm in Gilead” William L. Dawson “Hold On” Jester Hairston “Sixteen Tons” American, arr. J.R.G. “Coffee Grows on White Oak Trees” J. Richard Gilbert “Love Is Where You Find It” Nacie [sp.?] H. Brown, arr. J.R.G. 1962 “Holy Radiant Light” Alexandre Gretchaninoff “Brazilian Psalm” Jean Berger “A Festive Psalm” Richard S. Saylor “Frostiana: Seven Poems by Robert Frost” Randall Thompson “The Road Not Taken” “The Pasture” “Come In” “The Telephone” “A Girl’s Garden” “Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening” “Choose Something Like a Star” “Catulli Carmina” Carl Orff Praelusio— “Eis aiona” Actus I “Odi et amo” “Vivamus, mea Lesbia” “Ille mi par esse” “Nulli se dicit” Actus II “Jucundum, mea vita” “Desine” Actus III “Odi et amo” “Amabo, mea dulcis Ipsitilla” “Ameana, puella defututa” “Miser Catulle” “Nulla potest” Exodium— “Eis aiona” “Hold On” Arr. Jester Hairston “If I Got a Ticket” Arr. Robert Shaw “He’s Gone Away” Arr. Walter Schumann “Coffee Grows” Arr. J. Richard Gilbert “Choir Blues” George Greeley; arr. J.R.G. “Asleep in the Deep” H.W. Petrie; arr. J.R.G. “Love Is Where You Find It” N.H. Brown; arr. J.R.G. “Laurentia” Arr. J.R.G. “Varsity” Arr. J.R.G. “Fides et Veritas” Nelson L. Robertson ’77; arr. J.R.G. 1963 “I Cannot Conceal It” Certon “To Lovely Groves” Tessin “Cupid, That god” Costiley “Cold Winter” Debussy “Nicoletta” Ravel “Margoton Poulenc “The White Snow” Poulenc “Catulli Carmina” Carl Orff “Ode et amo” “Vivamus, mea Lesbia” “Da mi basia mille” “Nulla potest mulier” “Rainsong” Houston Bright “If I Got My Ticket” Arr. Robert Shaw “Motherless Child” Arr. J.R.G. “He’s Gone Away” Arr. Walter Schumann “Every Night” Appalachian Folk Song; arr. J.R.G. “Band of Angels” Arr. Jester Hairston “Summertime” George Gershwin; arr. J.R.G. “Winter Wonderland” Arr. J.R.G. 1964 “Sacrae Symphoniae” Giovanni Gabrieli “Jubilate Deo” “The Peaceable Kingdom” Randall Thompson “The paper reeds by the brook” “Have ye not known?” “Ye shall have a song” “Brazilian Psalm” Jean Berger “My country is desolate” “Woe to them that destroy” “My dwelling place is removed” “Vision of Peace” Jean Berger “Let all the nations be gathered together” “Violence shall no more be heard in the land” “All Things That Rise” Jean Berger “Madrigals” Jean Berger “My true-love hath my heart” “Are thou that she” “All ye that lovely lovers be” “Trouble in Tahiti” Leonard Bernstein “Susannah” Carlisle Floyd “The trees on the mountains” “Porgy and Bess” George Gershwin “Summertime” “Sixteen Tons” Merle Travis; arr. J.R.G. “I Wonder As I Wander” John Jacob Niles; arr. J.R.G. “Andalucia” Ernesto Lecuona; arr. J.R.G. “I Hear a Voice A-Praying” Houston Bright “Rainsong” Houston Bright “Our Troubles Was Hard” Jester Hairston “Hallelujah” William David Brown 1965 “Messiah” G.F. Handel “Alleluia” Randall Thompson “Alleluia” W.A. Mozart “Alleluia” William David Brown “Prelude” William Shuman “Madrigal for a Bright Morning” Wayne Barlow “The Falcon” John Gerrish “Winter Night On The Mountain” Houston Bright “The 150th Psalm” Jean Berger “I Wonder as I Wander” Niles; arr. J.R.G. “Summertime” Gershwin; arr. J.R.G. “Our Troubles Was Hard” Jester Hairston “I Got a Key” Arr. Shaw-Parker “Granada” Lara; arr. J.R.G. “Motherless Child” Spiritual; arr. J.R.G. “Garota de Ipanema” Jobim; arr. J.R.G. “Sixteen Tons” Travis; arr. J.R.G. “Choir Blues” Greeley; arr. J.R.G. 1966 “Hodie Christus natus est” Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina “Ave Maria” Tomas Luis De Victoria “Gloria” Anonio Vivaldi “Hear Thou My Prayer” P Tschesnokov “Holy Radiant Light” Alexander Gretchaninov “In The Beginning” Aaron Copland “Alleluia” Randall Thompson “Triptych” Relly Raffman “Hallelujah” William David Brown “Soon-ah Will Be Done” William Dawson “Hold On” Jester Hairston “Lonesome Road” Jester Hairston “Go Down, Death” Harold A. Decker “Weep, O Willow” Sven Lekberg “Choir Blues” George Greeley “St. Louis Blues” William C. Handy “Laurentia” Traditional “Fides et Veritas” Nelson L. Robinson ‘77 “The Scarlet and the Brown” Charles Kelsey Gaines ‘76 “St. Lawrence, Mother Dear” Harry F. Landon ‘13 1967 “Call to Remembrance” Richard Farrant “Ave Maria” Tomas Luis de Victoria “Lo, In the Time Appointed” Healey Willan “Brazilian Psalm” Jean Berger “Anthem” Igor Stravinsky “Symphony of Psalms” Igor Stravinsky “Triptych” Relley Raffman “Here is thy Footstool” Paul Creston “My Lord, What a mornin’” H.T. Burleigh “Our Troubles Was Hard” Jester Hairston “Lonesome Valley” Arr. J.R.G. “Ipanema” A.C. Jobim, arr. J.R.G. “St. Louis Blues” W.C. Handy, arr. J.R.G 1968 “Jubilante Deo” Relly Raffman “Like as the Culver” Halsey Stevens “Jesus and the Traders” Zoltan Kodaly “Rejoice in the Lamb” Benjamin Britten “Axis” Donald Jenni “In the Beginning” Aaron Copland “Rainsong” Houston Bright “Summertime” George Gershwin; arr. J.R.G. “The Shadow of Your Smile” Johnny Mandel; arr. J.R.G. “King of the Road” Roger Miller; arr. J.R.G. “Love is Where You Find It” Brent-Brown; arr. J.R.G. “Sixteen Tons” Merle Travis; arr. J.R.G. “Very Last Day” Peter Yarrow and Paul Stookey; arr. J.R.G. “Choir Blues” George Greeley; arr. J.R.G. 1969 1970 1971 “Misa Criolla” Ramirez “Harlem Suite” Cunningham “Apollo” “Sunday in de Evenin’” “A Little Love” “Magnum Mysterium” Handl “Heilig” Mendelssohn “Alleluia” Thompson “Rockin’ Jerusalem” Arr. Work “Wade in de Water” Arr. Hairston “Turtle Dove” Arr. V. Williams “By the Time I Get to Phoenix” Arr. Gilbert “Close to You” Arr. Gay “The Preacher” Arr. Gay “Wonderful Day” Arr. Gay “Make it Easy on Yourself” Arr. Gay “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head” Arr. Gay 1972 “I Got Love” from Purlie Geld and Udell; arr. G.E. Gay “What Are You Doing the Rest of Your Life?” Legrand and Bergman; arr. Gay “Raindrops Keep Falling on My Head” Bacharach and David; arr. Gay “On A Wonderful Day Like Today” Bricusse and Newley; arr. Gay “Laudate Coeli” Orazio Benevoli “Psalm CXX” Otto Olsson “Heilig” Felix Mendelssohn “Friede auf Erden, Opus 13” Arnold Schonberg “Missa: Laudate dominum de coelis” Orlando di Lasso “Kyrie” “Gloria” “Credo” “Sanctus” “Benedictus” “Agnus Dei” “Petite Camusette” Josquin des Frez “The Riddle” Arr. Gregg Smith “Wade in de Water” Arr. Jester Hairston “This Little Light O’ Mine” Arr. John W. Work “Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord” Arr. Undine Moore “World Goin’ Down” Arthur Cunningham “Sandy Beaches” Peter Galligan; arr. Gay “Everything’s All Right” from Jesus Christ Webber and Rice; arr. Gay Superstar “Company” S. Sondheim; arr. Gay 1973 1974 French Choruses from “The Lark” Leonard Bernstein “Spring Song” “Court Song” “Soldier’s Song” “Sixty-Seventh Psalm” Charles Ives “Kyrie Eleison” Milton Dieterich “Kyrie, Gott Vater in Ewigkeit” Heinrich Schütz “Tenebrae factae sunt” Michael Haydn “Poema Ultrasonico” Norman Dinerstein “Voces Intercosmicas” “Extension de Huracanes” “Dimension de Luz” “Geografia de los Gemelos” “Latigo Quemando” “El Canelazo” “Juanito Laguna Remonta Un Barrilete” “Triste me voy” “La Naranja” “I Want Jesus” Arr. Jester Hairston “Honor! Honor!” Arr. Hall Johnson “Anything Goes” Cole Porter “Nights in White Satin” Redwave and Knight; arr. Glen Daum “’Tiptoe’ Song” Arr. John Watkin “I Left My Heart in San Francisco” Cory and Cross; arr. G.E. Gay “Walk With You” John Johnson; arr. G. Daum “Cabaret” Kander and Ebb; arr. G.E. Gay 1975 1976 “I Got Love” from Purlie Geld-Udell; arr. G. Errol Gay “Never On Sunday” Towne-Hadjikakis; arr. Gay “Where Is The Love” MacDonald-Slater; arr. Glen Daum “Save the Country” Laura Nyro; arr. Gay “Modern Music” William Billings “Psalm 54” Charles Ives “Improperium Exspectavit” [Psalm 69:20-21] Norman Dello Joio Three Chorales from “Tagore” Paul Creston “Thou hast made me endless” “Here is thy footstool” “Where the mind is without fear” “Ye Shall Have a Song” from “The Peaceable Randall Thompson Kingdom” “Simple Gifts” Arr.
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