Orchestra for Porpora Kyrie
violin
Sara Womack, concertmistress
Ruth Metheny
Steve Harper
violin II
Susan Gallimore
Kay Hensley
viola
Louise Thomas
violoncello
Kay Fitzpatrick
bass
James DeFiglia
harpsichord
Mary Alice Bragg
University Chorale
William P. Carroll, conductor
Laura Moore, pianist
assisted by Marc Foster, Ben Hutchens, Heather Potter,
Kenney Potter, Mae Trimble, and Harlan Zackery
Josh Alexander
John Bennett
Mary Ann Bolick
Dan Boswell
Courtney Bowden
Ryan Brookshire
Jessica Capak
Jeff Carlson
Stephanie Carter
John Christian
Meredith Covington
Elena DeAngelis
Ryan Deal
Nathan Dellinger
Sara Dougherty
Stephen Durr
Marc Foster
Trinity George
Michael Griffin
Trey Hogan
Song Hi Hor
Ben Hutchins
Shelvia Ivey
Bethany Jennings
Mary Keltgen
Richard King
Matthew Lawing
Adrian Lipscomb
Dusty Lucas
Dalmar Montgomery
Laura Moore
Tony Ndege
Aaron Phillips
Heather Potter
Kenney Potter
Allison Ring
Ellen Robbins
Sarah Roche
Jeff Rutledge
Josh Smith
Morgan Smith
Charles Stanton
Brent Stephens
Mae Trimble
Jayme Updike
Jenny Watson
Hadley Whittenmore
Harlan Zackery
Christina Zoerner
Chamber Singers
Welborn E. Young, conductor
Anne Lewis, pianist
assisted by Jason Gottschalk, Troy Robertson, Terri Vancil,
and Richard Waters
Nicole Asel
Allison Bailey
Sandra Cotton
Todd DeBra
Wade Elkins
Jennifer Gaspar
Jason Gottschalk
Daniel Hunter-Holly
Nathan Kling
Anne Lewis
Renata McCurley
Sidney Outlaw
Randy Price
Troy Robertson
Ariya Sawadivong
Crystal Stroupe
David Trudgen
Terri Vancil
Richard Waters
University Chorale
William P. Carroll, conductor
Chamber Singers
Welborn E. Young, conductor
Sunday, March 2, 2002
3:30 pm
Recital Hall, School of Music
Program
Kyrie Nicola Porpora
(1686-1768)
ed. Martin Banner
Lord, have mercy.
Christ, have mercy.
Lord, have mercy.
Consecrate the Place and Day Lloyd Pfautsch
Set Me As A Seal (b. 1921)
Meredith Covington, soprano · John Bennett, tenor
Abraham and Isaac: A Parable of 9.11.01 Roger Ames
(b. 1944)
text by Wilfred Owen
So Abraham rose and clave the wood, and went and took
the fire with him, and a knife. And as they sojourned
both of them together, Isaac the first born spake and said:
My father, behold the preparations: Fire and iron.
But where is the lamb for this burnt offering? Then
Abraham bound the youth with belts and straps, and builded
parapets and trenches there, and stretched forth the knife
to slay his son. When lo an angel called him out of heaven,
Saying, lay not thy hand upon the lad, neither do anything
to him. Behold a ram, caught in the thicket by its horns;
Offer the Ram of Pride instead of him. But the old man would
not so, and slew his son. And half the seed of Europe,
one by one! Kyrie eleison. Requiem aeternam.
Gloria from Missa Kenya Paul Basler
(b. 1963)
Ryan Deal, tenor
Anne Coltrane and Harlan Zachery, percussion
University Chorale
Intermission
At The Round Earth's Imagined Corners Williametta Spencer
(b. 1932)
Give Me Jesus arr. L.L. Fleming
My God Is A Rock arr. Alice Parker and Robert Shaw
Sidney Outlaw, baritone
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The hall is equipped with a listening assistance system.
Patrons needing such assistance should contact an usher in the lobby.
O schöne Nacht, Op. 92, No. 1 Johannes Brahms
(1833-1897)
Oh lovely night!
In the sky, magically,
the moon shines in all its splendor;
around it, the pleasant company of little stars.
Dew glistens brightly on green stems;
in the lilac bush, the nightingale sings lustily.
The youth steals away quietly to his love.
Oh lovely night!
Abendlied, Op. 69, No. 3 Josef Rheinberger
(1839-1901)
Stay with us for quickly falls the evening,
and the day is past and over.
Der Abend, Op. 64, No. 2 Johannes Brahms
Let it sink, radiant God - the fields thirst
for refreshing dew; the people languish;
the steeds are weary -
let the chariot sink down!
Behold the one who beckons to you, sweetly smiling,
from the sea's crystalline wave! Does your heart recognize her?
Faster fly the steeds;
Tethys, the divine one, beckons.
The driver leaps quickly from the chariot
into her arms. Cupid seizes the reins;
the steeds stand still
and drink at the cooling stream.
Ascending in the sky with quiet steps
comes the fragrant night; sweet love follows.
Rest and love!
Phoebus, the loving one, rests.
O, Mistress Mine! György Orbán
Come Away (b. 1947)
Come To Me, My Love Norman Dello Joio
(b. 1913)
Sarba Pe Scaun from Suite Scurtu Alexandru Pascanu
(1920-1989)
Chamber Singers
