2020 - 2021 Carthage Music Department Presents
Featuring: Carthage Chorale Carthage Treble Choir Lincoln Chamber Singers Carthage Choir Monday, April 12, 2021 7:30 p.m. A. F. Siebert Chapel
program
There is no intermission
carthage chorale
eduardo garcía-novelli, director melissa cardamone, piano david stoffle, student conductor
Missa pro juventute
Tine Bec (b. 1993)
Kyrie Gloria Agnus Dei
carthage treble choir Harlem Songs:
dimitri shapovalov, interim director melissa cardamone, piano
Gwyneth Walker (b. 1947)
Katiann Nelson (b. 2000)
I. Spirituals
I’m Nobody! Who Are You?
guest conductor Katiann Nelson ‘22
lincoln chamber singers
gregory berg, conductor
O eyes of my beloved (O occhi manza mia)
Orlando di Lasso (1532-1594)
sung in both Italian and English
My bonny lass she smileth
carthage choir Kyrie (from Cantus missae) Os justi
Thomas Morley (1558-1602)
eduardo garcía-novelli, conductor Josef Rheinberger (1839-1901) Anton Bruckner (1824-1896)
Blessed Assurance Yver, vous n’estes qu’un villain
Arr. Byron Smith (b. 1960) Claude Debussy (1862-1918)
Emily Zank, Sarah Jenkins, Mitch Dziewior, Adam Blackwood, solo quartet
Corten espadas afiladas
Anonymous (Medinaceli Songbook) Spain, 16th Century
Kanarbik (from Autumn Landscapes)
Veljo Tormis (1930-2017)
carthage chorale Nicole Biba Lane Breimhorst Jacob Brodkob Aubrey Broz Thomas Cargille Benjamin Cisco Alecia Corey Luke Ehlert Jill Forgac Reed Freund Marcie Frey Mary Gargano-Price Sarah Jenkins Adam Johnson
Wanying Lian Lauren Lindsey Massimo Manfredini Audrey Marshall Bree Meinke Jacqueline Miller Eamon Moore Avery Morris Leonardo Noca Victoria Olvera Tatiana Reyes Otero Genevieve Paur Emily Pichelman Joelle Rapp
Maile Riedel Emily Roubik Irving Ruiz London Roysden Katrina Seabright David Stoffle Hailee Sundquist Cephas Towle Sareena Volkman Grant Wright Samuel Werner Aydan Wertz Julian Wilkerson Austin Zepeda
carthage treble choir Sydney Anderson Taylor Bulanek Jessica Childress Abigail Ciesielczyk Tajaniah Drone Emma Eckes Brianna Fowler
Heather Hellquist Elizabeth Henry Emily Imig Alyssa Kline Caroline Lilly Tabitha Mani-Eapen Emma Meyer
Kiera Notz Alexandrea Rakowski Rebecca Robertson Nia Robinson Mary Travis Kris Wolf Emily Jean Zerger
lincoln chamber singers Faith Albright Elise Brevik Mitchell Dziewior Isabelle Esquivel Gabriel Fulk Sarah Jenkins
Norris Jones Madeline Lambert Audrey Marshall Trevor McDonald Jack Myers London Roysden
Katrina Seabright Bennett Shebesta Nathan Takahashi Morgan Taylor Tim Wagner
carthage choir Faith Albright Franco Basili Adam Blackwood Elise Brevik Nicky Caldwell Hannah Czaplicki Brian Dean Mitchell Dziewior Isabelle Esquivel Jamie First Gabriel Fulk Zoë Gatz Jessica Golinski Christopher Glade Lauren Hammes
Loretta Hanson-Cook Chloe Hilby Sarah Jenkins Norris Jones Jordan Keller Nathan Koehlert Savannah Kroeger Kristina Lambert Trevor McDonald Jack Myers Nathan Myers Katiann Nelson Lydia Ochoa Matthew Pakkebier Angel Palladini
Samantha Pardo Caitlin Preuss London Roysden Bennett Shebesta Connor Smith Lucy Smith David Stoffle Nathan Takahashi Bryan Tamayo Morgan Taylor Timothy Wagner Elizabeth Weiland Matthew Wrbanek Benjamin Young Emily Zank
translations Os justi (Sung in Latin) The mouth of the righteous utters wisdom And their tongue speaks what is just. The law of God is in their heart. Yver, vus n’estes qu’un villain (Sung in French) Winter, you are nothing but a villain! Summer is pleasant and kind, As May and April can testify, Accompanying it each eve and morn. Summer clothes fields, woods and flowers With his verdant livery, And many other colors too, As nature commands. But you, Winter, you exude Snow, wind, rain and hail; You ought to be exiled. Winter, you are nothing but a villain! Corten espadas afiladas (Sung in Spanish) May sharp swords cut out all evil tongues! In the morning of St. Francis Day A slander was spread about me that I had slept with the virgin lady. O Lord, deliver my soul From wicked lips, and a deceitful tongue. May sharp swords cut out all evil tongues! Blessed is the person who fears the Lord: They shall delight exceedingly in his commandments. Kanarbik (Sung in Estonian) Sad purple heatherbell franticly blazes Capturing after most flickering sunlight. And all else is as ever, As ever the meadows, As ever the roads, Only over them burning, Burning, burning, burning, Flaring a planet aflame!
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