2023 Santa Fe Desert Chorale Winter Festival Program

CANDLELIGHT CAROLS

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PERFORMANCE VENUE & INFORMATION The Desert Chorale has the privilege of performing in some of the most beautiful and historic venues in New Mexico that provide the acoustic quality needed for excellent choral performances. While many of the venues and the music we sing represent specific religious or cultural traditions, we celebrate the diversity of faith, thought, artistry, and human experiences represented by the music performed in these spaces. We hope that this shared musical experience transcends and binds the audience, as we seek to be inspired by the power of great choral music.

Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi 131 Cathedral Place, Santa Fe, NM

Immanuel Presbyterian Church 114 Carlisle Boulevard SE, Albuquerque, NM

Special Needs and Requests Our facilities are ADA compliant, and accommodate those with special needs and physical challenges.

Please contact our Box Office at (505) 988-2282 or at boxoffice@desertchorale.org to reserve a wheelchair location, or for other special needs. While at the concert, our ushers are available to assist you. A limited number of large-type text and translation inserts are available at each concert.

Lost and Found Any items found at the concert will be collected by our staff and will be available in our offices for one month following each season, then donated to charity. Please call the office about lost items: (505) 988-2282.

FREE COMMUNITY EVENTS CALENDAR Desert Chorale Pop-up Carols Learn more at desertchorale.org/popupcarols Saturday, December 9, 2023 11-11:30am at the Railyard Water Tower during the Santa Fe Farmers’ Market 1-1:30pm at the Center Court of the DeVargas Center Wednesday, December 13, 2023 5:30-6pm at the Santa Fe Public Library Southside Branch featuring Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera Sponsored by Catherine and Guy Gronquist Saturday, December 16, 2023 11-11:30am at the Winter Village at the Santa Fe Railyard

Insights & Sounds Family Concert Sign up to attend at desertchorale.org/i&s Saturday, December 16, 2023 3-4pm at The Center for Contemporary Arts Sponsored by Felicia and Daniel Morrow Photo: Rebecca Tobey 4 SANTA FE DESERT CHORALE

Joshua Habermann | Artistic Director

TABLE OF CONTENTS Venue Information 4 Welcome from the Executive Director

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Board of Directors, 7 Staff, and Artistic Services

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SANTA FE DESERT CHORALE MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale is to excite, engage, and inspire diverse audiences with the beauty and power of great choral music.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS The Santa Fe Desert Chorale’s Winter Festival is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts. Additional funding is provided by the City of Santa Fe Arts and Culture Department and the 1% Lodgers’ Tax. Santa Fe Desert Chorale also receives generous support from New Mexico Bank & Trust, Santa Fe Chamber of Commerce, the Santa Fe New Mexican, Santa Fe Selection Travel Guide, Thornburg Investment Management, and other individuals, corporations, and foundations. For a full list of donors, please see pages 27 through 32.

About the Desert Chorale

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Candlelight Carols

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Program Notes

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Texts & Translations

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Joshua Habermann, Artistic Director

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2023 Winter Festival Guest Artist

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2023 Winter Festival Artists

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Commissioning Club

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Fund-A-Need

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Donor Honor Roll

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Santa Fe Sings!

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In Memoriam

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Special Thanks

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Desert Chorale Ambassadors

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Advertiser Index

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2024 Season

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Encore Society

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The complete digital program book may be found at desertchorale.org

Travel Guide

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Welcome!

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Emma Marzen Season’s greetings, and welcome to our 2023 Winter Festival, Candlelight Carols: A Glimpse of Snow and Evergreen. I am sorry not to be with you today due to my maternity leave, but am pleased to share that the Chorale’s superb Operations Director Amanda Sidebottom will be serving as Acting Executive Director through this interim period. I look forward to seeing you again in person in the new year.

As you anxiously await the start of the concert, I wanted to share your impact on the Desert Chorale, and give you a preview of our forthcoming 2024 Season. This year alone, your support enabled us to: Relaunch Hearts In Harmony at the Interfaith Community Shelter Hearts in Harmony is a weekly, hour-long program for Shelter guests, in which participants learn and create music with Desert Chorale artists. We believe this program improves the wellbeing of participants and our whole community, and in the transformations that happen through the healing experience of singing together. Please reach out to our Community Liaison, Ashley HernandezSalinas by ashley@desertchorale.org for more information and to help support this program.

Expand our Insights & Sounds audience enrichment program to include Free Family Concerts These fun, educational shows are open to families with children from all across Santa Fe. This winter’s free concert, sponsored by Felicia and Daniel Morrow, will take place at the CCA on December 16th at 3 pm and features much of the program you are about to hear. The concerts teach basic musical concepts and engage children of all ages. Space is limited, so please register in advance to join us at desertchorale.org/tickets.

Showcase free Pop-up Carols across Santa Fe These seemingly spontaneous presentations take place each winter in Santa Fe. We invite you to enjoy caroling quartets of professional Desert Chorale artists at various times and locations, free of charge.

Saturday, December 9, 2023 • 11-11:30am Railyard Water Tower during the Farmers’ Market (1607 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501) 1-1:30pm: Center Court of the DeVargas Center (64 N Guadalupe St, Santa Fe, NM 87501) 6 SANTA FE DESERT CHORALE

Wednesday, December 13, 2023 • 5:30-6pm Sponsored by Catherine and Guy Gronquist Desert Chorale octet with the Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera at the Santa Fe Public Library Southside Branch (6599 Jaguar Dr., Santa Fe, NM 87507) Saturday, December 16, 2023 • 11-11:30am Winter Village at the Santa Fe Railyard (1607 Paseo De Peralta, Santa Fe, NM 87501) Launch four distinct artistic programs in 2024 Our upcoming Summer Festival will consist of three unique concert programs: Songs of the Americas, a sonic treasuretrove of works by composers throughout the Americas; Out of This World, presenting celestial choral works by some of the world’s greatest living composers, including two world premieres; and The Great Romantics, showcasing rich German masterpieces that will tug at your heartstrings. A Rose in Winter, our Winter Festival, will reflect on the hope and wonder of this special time of year.

Tickets are now on sale at desertchorale.org/tickets or (505) 988-2282.

Our work is only possible due to the generosity of an immense circle of supporters. As the year comes to a close, we are seeking your help to ensure the continued advancement of the music you love. To secure the vitality of your Santa Fe Desert Chorale, we kindly ask that you consider a donation to our annual fund today via the QR code below or (505) 988-2282. You can also visit our website at desertchorale.org/support to make a gift, explore our donor benefits, and learn more about additional ways you can support the work of the Chorale.

On behalf of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale Board of Directors, artists, and staff, thank you for supporting one of the nation’s finest chamber choirs in the Land of Enchantment since 1982. We wish you peace and joy this winter season, and hope you enjoy the performance.

With gratitude and warmest wishes,

Emma Marzen Executive Director

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS, STAFF, AND ARTISTIC SERVICES BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS

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ADMINISTRATIVE STAFF

Barry Lyerly, President Diane Graves, Vice President Catherine Gronquist, Treasurer Gregory Dove, Secretary Cathy Sickles, Assistant Treasurer Hon. Barbara J. Houser (Ret.), Assistant Secretary

Mary G. Brennan David A. Bueschel Mark Edw. Childers Margie Edwards Kirk Ellis Allison Elston† John Greenspan† Kathleen Davison Lebeck, J.D. Lynn F. Lee William H. Lynn Dorothy Massey Ian McKee† Haydock Miller† Margaret K. Norton Jane Clayton Oakes Mary Lou Padilla, Ph.D. Nina Hinson Rasmussen† Don Roberts† Brooke Bandfield Taylor Jane Thomson Frances White† Brahna Lauger Wilczynski Mack Wright†

Joshua Habermann, Artistic Director Emma Marzen, Executive Director

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Murray Bern, M.D. Kathryn King Coleman Tom Conner Jeffrey C. Fort, J.D. Joshua Habermann* Chelsea Helm* Singer Representative Stephen Hochberg Sheryl Kelsey, Ph.D. Emma Marzen* Fraser A. McAlpine Sara McKenzie Felicia Morrow Carmen Paradis Patricia Stanley Susie Wilson, D.M.A. Honorary Director Stan Yeatts

Joanna Armstrong, Marketing & Communications Manager O’Shaun Estrada, Operations Coordinator Lydia Milá Garmaier, Board Liaison & Events Manager Ashley Hernandez-Salinas, Artistic & Community Coordinator Sarah Nickerson, Hearts in Harmony Co-Leader Amanda Sidebottom, Operations Director Charles Stober, Box Office & Front of House Manager Adalyn Thorpe, Assistant Artistic Coordinator Mark Zero, Development Manager ARTISTIC SERVICES Zina Jundi, Adverti-Zing!

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ABOUT THE SANTA FE DESERT CHORALE

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Founded in 1982 by Lawrence “Larry” Bandfield, the Santa Fe Desert Chorale is one of the longest-running professional music organizations in New Mexico, as well as one of the most distinguished American professional chamber choirs. “The Santa Fe Desert Chorale [is] a top-notch, 24-voice group… comprising the crème de la crème of professional choral singers from coast to coast” (Dallas Morning News). Performing in historical venues such as the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi, the Desert Chorale has become a centerpiece of the cultural life of Santa Fe. Their annual Summer Festival is one of the nation’s largest choral events.

service, Desert Chorale TV (watch.desertchorale.org), sharing the beauty and power of choral music to a wider audience across the country and around the world.

Artistic Director Joshua Habermann, now in his 15th season, leads the Chorale in repertoire spanning seven centuries, from early polyphony to contemporary works.

Habermann’s versatile programming sets the ensemble apart as “a rara avis in the choral music world” (Santa Fe New Mexican).

While nationally recognized, the Chorale prides itself on its strong relationships within the community of Northern New Mexico. Since 2016, the Chorale has hosted an annual community singing workshop, Santa Fe Sings!, bringing together music-lovers of all backgrounds to express themselves through song under the direction of Joshua Habermann. Through its Insights & Sounds program, the Chorale also presents free mini-concerts for children to introduce them to the beauty and power of great choral music, symposiums that gather experts from around the community for engaging dialogues through the lens of choral music, education workshops and masterclasses for local high school students, and more.

The Chorale’s first commercial release, The Road Home, launched at No. 3 on the Billboard Classical Chart following a sold-out CD launch program in Santa Fe. The ensemble has traveled across the nation, performing in prominent conferences and cities such as Dallas, Chicago, and Los Angeles. In 2021, the Chorale began offering access to full video recordings through their streaming

Throughout its history, the Chorale has maintained a commitment to give voice to music from Hispanic and Native American communities. Dedicated to advancing the composers of our time, the Chorale has also commissioned over 30 new works. Several additional works have been given their world or American premieres by the Santa Fe Desert Chorale. The organization’s Commissioning Club selects and funds a new commission annually.

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UNDERWRITTEN BY Mary and Phil Delk in loving memory of Joel Brauer CONDUCTOR Joshua Habermann Artistic Director Sponsored by Martha Rochelle

CANDLELIGHT CAROLS

Catch a Glimpse of Snow and Evergreen this Holiday Season Candlelight Carols, the Desert Chorale’s annual winter choral concert, has become a beloved holiday tradition here in Santa Fe. This year’s program, A Glimpse of Snow and Evergreen, includes glorious music honoring the beauty of our winter mountain landscape alongside some favorite holiday carols.

Twenty-four of the best ensemble singers in the nation are ready to fill these halls with song as you wrap yourself up in the warm and joyous sounds of the season.

Saturday, December 9, 2023 | 7 pm Sunday, December 10, 2023 | 4 pm Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Albuquerque

Friday, December 15, 2023 | 7 pm Sponsored by Greg Dove

Sunday, December 17, 2023 | 4 pm Sponsored by Sue Noel

Tuesday, December 19, 2023 | 7 pm Wednesday, December 20, 2023 | 7 pm Sponsored by Marian “Mimi” Lloyd

Thursday, December 21, 2023 | 7 pm Sponsored by Catherine and Guy Gronquist

Friday, December 22, 2023 | 7 pm Sponsored by Patricia Stanley in memory of Bob Roach Video recording for Desert Chorale TV sponsored by Lee and David Takagi in honor of Joshua Habermann’s 15th Anniversary Season.

All concerts will be held at the Cathedral Basilica of St. Francis of Assisi unless otherwise noted.

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CONCERT PROGRAM THE MOTHER

Alma Redemptoris Mater Alma Redemptoris Mater

Gregorian Chant Tomás Luis de Victoria (c. 1548 –1611)

GLIMPSE OF SNOW AND EVERGREEN Until I Wander’d Where the Light Begins little tree

Alan Ridout (1934 –1996) Susan LaBarr (b. 1981) Eric Whitacre (b. 1970)

THE GREAT MYSTERY

O Magnum Mysterium

Morten Lauridsen (b. 1943)

NORTHERN LIGHT

Nu Är Det Jul Igen Traditional Swedish, arr. George/Habermann Jul, Jul, Strålande Jul Gustaf Nordqvist (1886 –1949), arr. Davidson O Jul Med Din Glede Norwegian Carol, arr. Jennings BELOVED CAROLS I Wonder as I Wander The First Noel Masters in this Hall

John Jacob Niles (1892 –1980), arr. Rutter English Carol, arr. Forrest French Carol, arr. Shaw/Parker

AMERICAN TRADITIONS

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Sweet Little Jesus Boy

Hugh Martin (1914 –2011), arr. Bradford Robert MacGimsey (1898 –1979), arr. Gibbs

SILENT NIGHT

Jesus Christ the Apple Tree Elizabeth Poston (1905 –1987) Silent Night Franz Xaver Gruber (1787–1863), arr. Kirchner

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PROGRAM NOTES

The music of Tomás Luis de Victoria represents the highest expression of Spanish sacred music. Victoria’s music was revered not only in Europe but also in the Americas, where it was heard even in the far reaches of the Spanish Empire. Our program begins with the Alma Redemptoris Mater chant that forms the basis for his eight-voice motet that follows. As always, Victoria is a master of invention, with antiphonal effects that place the two choirs in conversation, passing musical ideas back and forth until they join forces, swelling to a glorious final cadence.

Alan Ridout was a prolific composer who wrote much of his vocal music for the choir of Canterbury Cathedral.

His setting of Herbert Read’s poem Until I Wander’d is a charming choral miniature, with appropriately spindly lines for “spidery rafters” and a radiant G Major ending for the reflection of snow on the desert landscape. That theme of light is taken up again in Jan Richardson’s poem Where the Light Begins, set by Susan LaBarr, who writes, “When we love, care for and accept all of our neighbors—despite our differences—we find that the light that the dark world so desperately needs begins in us.” Eric Whitacre’s take on the E.E. Cummings’s poem little tree completes the set.

With equal parts tenderness and whimsy, we tell a familiar story in a new way, from the perspective of the tree taken from its home.

own haunting melody, heard here in an arrangement by John Rutter. American arrangers Dan Forrest, Robert Shaw and Alice Parker give us our final two carols: The First Noel and Masters in this Hall, both of which feature rousing cries of “Nowell, Nowell!”

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas was popularized

by Judy Garland, who sang it in 1944 in the MGM musical Meet Me in St. Louis. It has since been covered by artists ranging from Frank Sinatra to John Legend. Sweet Little Jesus Boy is a Christmas spiritual and also an American classic, published in 1934 and arranged here by Stacy Gibbs for Desert Chorale artist Marques Jerrell Ruff.

Our program closes with Elizabeth Poston’s Jesus Christ the Apple Tree and Shawn Kirchner’s arrangement of Silent Night, both long-time audience favorites at the Desert Chorale’s Winter Festival. May they bring you comfort and joy this holiday season.

— Joshua Habermann

Lovers of choral music will know that in the two decades since its composition, Morten Lauridsen’s O Magnum Mysterium has attained an almost mythical status as a short-form masterwork. Over the course of approximately seven minutes, the music unfolds gently, moving with an inexorable strength that is all the more powerful for all it holds in reserve. Lauridsen writes: “I wanted this piece to resonate immediately and deeply into the core of the listener, to illumine through sound.”

We follow with two sets of carols. First, three Scandinavian carols, the first and last of which are lighthearted dance tunes well suited to brighten the long Nordic night. Jul, Jul, Strålande Jul offers a moment of repose as it depicts the snowy stillness of the Swedish forest. The second set of carols begins with I Wonder as I Wander, a tune of Appalachian origin composed by American folklorist John Jacob Niles. In 1933 Niles met a young girl on the outskirts of Murphy, North Carolina who sang him a short fragment of what Niles would ultimately fashion into his

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TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONS

Alma Redemptoris Mater (sung in Latin) Alma Redemptoris Mater quæ pervia cæli Porta manes, et stella maris, Succurre cadenti, surgere qui curat populo: Tu quæ genuisti, natura mirante, tuum sanctum Genitorem: Virgo prius ac posterius, Gabrielis ab ore sumens illud Ave, Peccatorum miserere.

Loving Mother of the Redeemer, Heavenly portal, and star of the sea, Help your fallen people who strive to rise again: You, who bore your holy Son, all nature marveling: Once and always a Virgin, Receiving that “Ave” from the mouth of Gabriel, Have mercy on sinners.

— Medieval Marian Antiphon

Until I Wander’d

Where the Light Begins

Until I wander’d through the world I did not know That even in Bethlehem Falls the white soft snow.

Perhaps it does not begin.

Perhaps it is always.

Then I did imagine how A morning long ago Reflected light from all the land Flooded through the door And lit the spidery rafters Above the sleeping child Whose eyes were lifted up to a mother mild.

And such a radiance was around On ass and munching cow Some said because A child was born And some because of snow.

— Herbert Read (1893-1968)

Perhaps it takes a lifetime to open our eyes, to learn to see the luminous line of the map in the dark the vigil flame in the house of the heart the love so searing we cannot keep from singing, from crying out.

Perhaps this day the light begins in us.

— Jan Richardson (b. 1967)

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little tree little tree little silent Christmas tree you are so little you are more like a flower

All is calm, all is bright.

Celebrate the season with heirloom Christmas ornaments and nativities from the Southwest and Europe.

who found you in the green forest and were you very sorry to come away? see i will comfort you because you smell so sweetly i will kiss your cool bark and hug you safe and tight just as your mother would, only don’t be afraid look the spangles that sleep all the year in a dark box dreaming of being taken out and allowed to shine, the balls the chains red and gold the fluffy threads, put up your little arms and I’ll give them all to you to hold every finger shall have its ring and there won’t be a single place dark or unhappy then when you’re quite dressed you’ll stand in the window for everyone to see and how they’ll stare!

Oh, but you’ll be very proud and my little sister and i will take hands and looking up at our beautiful tree we’ll dance and sing “Noel Noel!”

— e.e. cummings (1894-1962)

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O Magnum Mysterium (sung in Latin) O magnum mysterium et admirabile sacramentum Ut animalia viderent Dominum natum jacentem in præsepio O beata Virgo, cujus viscera meruerunt portare Dominum Jesum Christum. Alleluia.

O great mystery and wonderful sacrament That animals should see the newborn Lord lying in a manger O blessed Virgin, who was worthy to bear Christ the Lord. Alleluia.

— Christmas Matins Text

Nu Är Det Jul Igen (sung in Swedish) Nu är det Jul igen och nu är det Jul igen Och Julen vara ska’ till Påska.

Så är det Påsk igen, och så är det Påsk igen Och Påsken vara ska’ till Jula.

Christmas is here again, O Christmas is here again, We’ll dance and celebrate ‘til Easter.

Then at Eastertime, O then at Eastertime We’ll dance and celebrate ‘til Christmas.

Nu är det Jul igen och nu är det Jul igen Och Julen vara ska’ till Påska.

Det var inte sant, o det var inte sant, För där emellan kommer fastan!

Christmas is here again, O Christmas is here again, We’ll dance and celebrate ‘til Easter.

That’s not true, O that’s not true Because in Lent, you know we’ll all be fasting!

— Traditional Swedish

Jul, Jul, Strålande Jul (sung in Swedish) Jul, jul, strålande jul, glans över vita skogar, Himmelens kronor med gnistrande ljus, Glimmande bågar i alla Guds hus, Psalm, som är sjungen från tid till tid, Eviga längtan till ljus och frid.

Jul, jul, strålande jul, glans över vita skogar.

Christmas, shining Christmas, glimmering over white forests, Crowns of heaven with sparkling light, Shimmering boughs in all God’s dwellings, Psalms sung from generation to generation, Eternal longing for light and peace.

Christmas, shining Christmas, glimmering over white forests.

Kom, kom, signade jul!

Sänk dina vita vingar över stridernas blod och larm, Över all suckan ur människobarm, Över de släkten som gå till ro, Över de ungas dagande bo.

Kom, kom, signade Jul! Sänk dina vita vingar.

Come, come, blessed, Christmas!

Lower your white wings over strife’s blood and tumult, Over the sighing of human hearts, Over all those who have gone before us, Over the dawning of a new day.

Come, come, blessed, Christmas!

Lower your white wings.

— Gustaf Nordqvist (1886-1946)

O Jul Med Din Glede (sung in Norwegian) O jul med din glede og barnlige lyst, Vi ønsker deg alle velkommen.

Vi hilser deg alle med jublende røst, Titusende ganger velkommen!

Vi klapper i hendene, vi synger og vi ler, Så glad er vi, så glad er vi.

Vi svinger oss i kretsen og neier, og bukker.

O Christmas with your joy and childlike delight, We wish you all welcome.

We all greet you with rejoicing songs, Ten thousand times welcome!

We clap our hands, we sing and we laugh, So happy are we, so happy are we.

We turn in a circle, and bow.

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I Østerlands vise, i tre stjernemenn, Vi vet jo hvorhen i skal drage, Og vi ville jo også så gjerne derhen Og eder på reisen ledsage.

Vi klapper i hendene, vi synger og vi ler, Så glad er vi, så glad er vi.

Vi svinger oss i kretsen og neier, og bukker.

You wise men from the east, you three stargazers, We know where you are going, And we will also gladly go there And accompany you on the journey.

We clap our hands, we sing and we laugh, So happy are we, so happy are we.

We turn in a circle, and bow.

Så rekker jeg deg nå med glede min hånd, Kom skynd deg å gi meg den andre.

Så knytter vi kjærlighets hellige band Og lover å elske hverandre.

Vi klapper i hendene, vi synger og vi ler, Så glad er vi, så glad er vi.

Vi svinger oss i kretsen og neier, og bukker.

So now with gladness I extend to you my hand, Come, hurry and give me yours With this we knit love’s holy bond And promise to love one another.

We clap our hands, we sing and we laugh, So happy are we, so happy are we.

We turn in a circle, and bow.

— Traditional Norwegian

I Wonder as I Wander

Masters in this Hall

I wonder as I wander out under the sky How Jesus the Savior did come for to die For poor ornery people like you and like I: I wonder as I wander out under the sky.

Masters in this hall, hear ye news today Brought from over sea, and ever I you pray.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we clear!

Holpen are the folk on earth, born the Son of God so dear.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we loud!

God today hath poor folk raised and cast a-down the proud.

When Mary birthed Jesus ‘twas in a cow’s stall With wise men and farmers and shepherds and all, And high from God’s heaven a star’s light did fall And the promise of ages it then did recall.

If Jesus had wanted for any wee thing, A star in the sky or a bird on the wing, Or all of God’s angels in heav’n for to sing, He surely could have had it, ‘cause he was the King.

I wonder as I wander out under the sky….

— Traditional American

The First Noel The first Noel, the angels did say Was to certain poor shepherds in fields as they lay, In fields as they lay keeping their sheep On a cold winter’s night that was so deep.

Noel, Noel, born is the King of Israel!

They looked up and saw a star Shining in the east beyond them far, And to the earth it gave great light And so it continued both day and night.

Noel, Noel, born is the King of Israel!

Then let us all with one accord Sing praises to our heavenly Lord That hath made earth and heaven of naught And with his blood mankind hath bought.

Noel, Noel, born is the King of Israel!

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Going o’er the hills, through the milk-white snow, Heard I ewes bleat, while the wind did blow.

Then to Bethlehem town we went two and two, And in a sorry place, we heard the oxen low.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we clear!

Holpen are the folk on earth, born the Son of God so dear.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we loud!

God today hath poor folk raised and cast a-down the proud.

Therein did we see a sweet and goodly May, And a fair old man, upon the straw she lay.

And a little child on her arm had she, “Wot you who this is?” said the hinds to me.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we clear!

Holpen are the folk on earth, born the Son of God so dear.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we loud!

God today hath poor folk raised and cast a-down the proud.

This is Christ the Lord, masters be ye glad!

Christmas is come in and no folk should be sad.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we clear!

Holpen are the folk on earth, born the Son of God so dear.

Nowell! Nowell! Nowell! Nowell sing we loud!

God today hath poor folk raised and cast a-down the proud.

— Traditional French

Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas Christmas future is far away, Christmas past is past.

Christmas present is here today, bringing joy that will last.

Have yourself a merry little Christmas, let your heart be light.

From now on our troubles will be out of sight.

Have yourself a merry little Christmas, make the Yuletide gay.

From now on our troubles will be miles away.

Here we are as in olden days, happy golden days of yore.

Faithful friends who are dear to us gather near to us once more.

Through the years we all will be together, if the fates allow.

Hang a shining star upon the highest bough.

And have yourself a merry little Christmas now.

— Hugh Martin (1914-2011) and Ralph Blane (1914-1995)

Sweet Little Jesus Boy Sweet little Jesus Boy, they made You be born in a manger.

Sweet little Holy Child, we didn’t know who You was.

I didn’t know You’d come to save us, Lord, To take our sins away: Our eyes were blind, and couldn’t see.

We didn’t know who You was.

I’m weary with my former toil, Here I will sit and rest awhile, Under the shadow I will be, Of Jesus Christ the apple tree.

This fruit doth make my soul to thrive, It keeps my dying faith alive; Which makes my soul in haste to be With Jesus Christ the apple tree.

— Rev. Richard Hutchins (18th-century English)

Silent Night Silent night, holy night, all is calm, all is bright ‘Round yon virgin Mother and Child.

Holy Infant so tender and mild, Sleep in heavenly peace; sleep in heavenly peace.

Silent night, holy night, Son of God, love’s pure light Radiant beams from Thy holy face, With the dawn of redeeming grace, Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth; Jesus, Lord, at Thy birth.

Silent night, holy night, wond’rous star lend thy light.

With the angels let us sing “Alleluia” to our King.

Christ the Savior is born; Christ the Savior is born.

— Joseph Mohr (1792-1848)

The world treat You mean, Lord, Treat me mean too.

But that’s how it is down here.

Because we didn’t know who You was.

— Robert MacGimsey (1898-1979)

Jesus Christ the Apple Tree The tree of life my soul hath seen, Laden with fruit and always green; The trees of nature fruitless be, Compared with Christ the apple tree.

His beauty doth all things excel, By faith I know but ne’er can tell The glory which I now can see, In Jesus Christ the apple tree.

For happiness I long have sought, And pleasure dearly I have bought; I missed of all but now I see ‘Tis found in Christ the apple tree. (continued on next column)

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Don Giovanni Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

LA TRAVIATA Giuseppe Verdi

DON GIOVANNI Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart WORLD PREMIERE

June 29 July 5, 10, 29 August 3, 6, 16, 21, 23

THE RIGHTEOUS Gregory Spears Tracy K. Smith

DER ROSENKAVALIER Richard Strauss

THE ELIXIR OF LOVE Gaetano Donizetti

#OpenAirOpera

Explore the Season For tickets and more information visit santafeopera.org or call 505-986-5900

Don Giovanni Illustration

by Benedetto Cristofani

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ARTISTIC DIRECTOR

Joshua Habermann Joshua Habermann is in his fifteenth season as Artistic Director of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale. Since joining the ensemble he has broadened its repertoire to include not only a cappella literature but also choral-orchestral masterworks and unique concert experiences that combine music, images, poetry and the spoken word.

Habermann has led honor choirs and choral festivals in North and Latin America, Europe and Asia. As a singer (tenor) he has performed with the Oregon Bach Festival Chorus (Eugene, Oregon), and Conspirare (Austin, Texas).

Recording credits include three projects with Conspirare: Through the Green Fuse, Requiem, a Grammy nominee for best choral recording in 2006, and Threshold of Night, a Grammy nominee for best choral recording and best classical album in 2009.

From 2011-2022, Joshua Habermann served as director of the Dallas Symphony Chorus, the official vocal ensemble of the Dallas Symphony Orchestra, where he prepared the 200-voice chorus for classical series concerts. Highlights with the DSO include performances of Bach’s St. Matthew Passion, Verdi’s Requiem, Berlioz’s Te Deum, and Britten’s War Requiem, which was performed for the ACDA national convention in 2013. Recent international collaborations include performances of Bernstein’s Chichester Psalms, and Duruflé’s Requiem with the Swedish Radio Orchestra, as well as tour performances in Spain, France, Sweden, Estonia and Finland.

invitations included the Waging Peace Festival in Eugene, Oregon, multiple appearances at the California Music Educators Convention, and an appearance at the American Choral Directors Association regional convention in 2008.

From 2008-2011 Habermann was Director of Choral Studies at the University of Miami Frost School of Music, where he led the graduate program in conducting, and directed the Frost Chorale. Notable projects in Miami included an appearance at the Florida ACDA convention and collaborations with the New World Symphony and conductor Michael Tilson Thomas in music of Ives, Schubert and Beethoven. During this same period Habermann led the Masterchorale of South Florida in performances of masterworks such as Mendelssohn’s Elijah, Haydn’s Creation, and Mozart’s Requiem.

A native of California, Joshua Habermann is a graduate of Georgetown University and the University of Texas at Austin, where he completed doctoral studies in conducting with Craig Hella Johnson. He lives in Honolulu with his wife Joanna, daughter Kira, and son Kai.

2023 WINTER FESTIVAL GUEST ARTIST Nathan Salazar Piano

From 1996-2008 Habermann was Assistant Conductor of the San Francisco Symphony Chorus, and Professor of Music at San Francisco State University, where under his direction the SFSU Chamber Singers received international engagements in Havana, Cuba, and undertook concert tours in Germany, the Czech Republic, and China. National

A complete biography of Nathan Salazar may be found at desertchorale.org/artists Nathan Salazar is sponsored by Diane and Bill Graves Photo: Daniel King

Photo: Tira Howard Photography

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2023 WINTER FESTIVAL ARTISTS A complete list of biographies for our 2023 Winter Festival Artists may be found on desertchorale.org/artists

SOPRANOS Hayden Eberhardt

Jennifer Perez

Savannah Porter

(5 Season)

(3 Season)

(3rd Season)

Hometown: Dallas, TX

Hometown: Ventura, CA

Hometown: Fort Worth, TX

Current Residence: Albuquerque, NM

Current Residence: Santa Fe, NM

Current Residence: Brooklyn, NY

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Photo: GB Photographers

Hayden Eberhardt is sponsored by Jane and Ernest Godlove

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Photo: Lea Morales

Photo: Olivia Ockey

Savannah Porter is sponsored by Laurie Meyer

Kathlene Ritch

Kathryn Radakovich

Alissa Ruth Suver

(7 Season)

(15 Season)

Hometown: Lewiston, ID

Hometown: Kerrville, TX

Hometown: Lexington, OH

Current Residence: Philadelphia, PA

Current Residence: Santa Fe, NM

Current Residence: Waco, TX

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Photo: Summer Maulden

Photo: Marisa Walbert Photography

(6th Season)

Photo: Adrian Kirtley

ALTOS Sarah Brauer

Kerry Ginger

Dianna Grabowski

(16 Season)

(8 Season)

(10th Season)

Hometown: Portland, OR

Hometown: Portland, OR

Hometown: Humble, TX

Current Residence: Eugene, OR

Current Residence: Chattanooga, TN

Current Residence: Nacogdoches, TX

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Photo: Blue Rose Photography

Sarah Brauer is sponsored by Greg Dove

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Jenna Hernandez McLean

Kristin Lawler

Sarah Nickerson

(1st Season)

(15th Season)

(2nd Season)

Hometown: Pickerington, OH

Hometown: Fargo, ND

Current Residence: Boston, MA

Current Residence: Santa Fe, NM

Hometown: Coppell, TX

Photo: YLK Photography

Photo: Jared Rey

Photo: Buck Butler

Current Residence: Waco, TX

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Photo: Kent Smith Photography

Photo: James Nickerson

Sarah Nickerson is sponsored by Jeffery Fort and Diane Locandro

TENORS George Case (12th Season)

Erik Gustafson

(1 Season)

Hometown: Portland, OR

(8th Season)

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Hometown: Atlanta, GA

Hometown: Livonia, MI

Current Residence: Santa Fe, NM Photo: Jonathan Cole

Elliott JG Encarnación

Photo: Jonathan Estabrooks

Current Residence: Astoria, NY

Current Residence: Chattanooga, TN Photo: Jon Simpson Photography

George Case is sponsored by Richard and Chris Frenk

David Kurtenbach Rivera

David Miranda

Bradley Naylor

(1 Season)

(15th Season)

(4th Season)

Hometown: Herndon, VA

Hometown: Houston, TX

Current Residence: Arlington, VA

Current Residence: Athens, OH

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Hometown: Lincoln, NE

Photo: Marc Cadiente

Current Residence: San Francisco, CA

Photo: Marc Cadiente

Photo: Daniel King

George Case is sponsored by Cathy and Todd Sickles

BASSES Steven Berlanga

Edmund Connolly

(7 Season)

(3 Season)

Hometown: Salinas, CA

Hometown: Oxford, UK

Current Residence: Philadelphia, PA

Current Residence: Albuquerque, NM

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Photo: Wiley Jung

Harrison Hintzsche

Fernando Muñoz

(2 Season)

(5 Season)

Hometown: DeKalb, IL

Hometown: Bakersfield, CA

Current Residence: New York, NY

Current Residence: Riverside, CA

Harrison Hintzsche is sponsored by Jeffery Fort and Diane Locandro

(1st Season) Hometown: Jacksonville, TX Current Residence: Cincinnati, OH Photo: Stephen Michael Hanna

Photo: Think Harris Photography

Marques Jerrell Ruff

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Photo: Matthew Fried Photography

Stephen Michael Hanna

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Photo: Abigail Aguilar

Fernando Muñoz is sponsored by Paul and Sylvia Johnson

(4th Season)

Hometown: East Hartford, CT Current Residence: Tallahassee, FL Photo: Darshae Spells

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EXPERIENCE THE EXTRAORDINARY Welcome to our 2023–2024 Season Join us for performances of the world’s best music, dance, and theater at venues across Santa Fe.

season highlights

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The Aunties: Women of the White Shell Water Place I Storytelling Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra I Jazz Giordano Dance Chicago I Dance Benjamin Grosvenor, piano I Classical Kronos Quartet I Classical/Contemporary Jordi Savall + Hespèrion XII I Early Music Isidore String Quartet I Classical

SEASON isidore quartet I photo: jiyang chen

STUDENTS + EDUCATORS — 50% OFF Students and Educators save 50% on the purchase of a ticket to any performance, based on availability.

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JOIN THE DESERT CHORALE’S COMMISSIONING CLUB AND IMPACT CONCERT PROGRAMMING.

COMMISSIONING CLUB

We wish to give a special thank you to the members of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale’s 2021 Commissioning Club for making last summer’s world premiere of Kile Smith’s moving work, Northland, a reality!

Cris Barnes Greg Dove Stephen Hochberg Lynn Lee

Barry Lyerly William McArthur Stan Yeatts

About the Commissioning Club Each year, members of the Commissioning Club meet under the guidance of Artistic Director Joshua Haberman to choose an emerging composer who will write a work to be premiered by the Desert Chorale during an upcoming summer season.

This important work helps to expand the choral canon for choruses around the world and ensures the legacy of the Desert Chorale as one of the country’s leading chamber choirs. The Club builds on the Desert Chorale’s rich history of 31 works commissioned by 28 composers!

Join the Santa Fe Desert Chorale Commissioning Club and become part of choral music history! A $1,000 contribution per person toward the composer’s commissioning fee is all that is required to help bring a new piece of music to life. Club members are invited to attend the dress rehearsal of the new work, enjoy a private dinner with the composer and receive an archival recording of the commissioned work.

For more information and to join the Commissioning Club, please email commissioningclub@desertchorale.org.

SPONSORED BY THE COMMISSIONING CLUB: Ernesto Herrera — 2025 Daniel Knaggs — 2024 Kile Smith — 2023 Jocelyn Hagen — 2022

FUND-A-NEED

YOUR DONATIONS SUPPORT THE CHORALE AND INVEST IN GREAT MUSIC FOR YEARS TO COME.

$50 Subsidize a student ticket $600 Sponsor a singer’s travel expenses $1,000 Sponsor a pre-concert lecture $1,500 Sponsor an instrumentalist $1,800 Sponsor a singer’s housing for a season $2,500 Sponsor a singer for a season $5,000 Sponsor the Insights & Sounds Symposium and Family Concert $5,000 Sponsor a concert $5,000 Sponsor a video recording for Desert Chorale TV $8,500 Sponsor a composer commission $10,000 Sponsor Artistic Director Joshua Habermann (Seasonal) $15,000 Sponsor a full concert program $25,000 Sponsor the Winter Festival season $50,000 Sponsor the Summer Festival season

FUND-A-NEED

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

If you would like your donation to be attributed to a specific need, please call our office at (505) 988-2282.

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ORCHESTRA | BAROQUE ENSEMBLE | STRING QUARTETS

2023–24 SEASON

HOLIDAY BACH FESTIVAL St. Francis Auditorium | NM Museum of Art Experience Santa Fe Pro Musica’s Holiday Bach Festival and hear for yourself the spiritual and the earthy, the intellectual and the emotional, the glorious music of Bach!

BACH’S COMPLETE SOLO CELLO SUITES Part I—Dec 20 at 7:30 PM | Part II—Dec 21 at 7:30 PM Tanya Tomkins, cello

A BAROQUE CHRISTMAS Dec 22 at 7:30 PM | Dec 23 at 4 PM Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble Stephen Redfield, violin and leader Clara Rottsolk, soprano David Solem, organ

Ti c k e t s $33–$9 8

BACH AND BEYOND Dec 28 & 29 at 7:30 PM Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble Colin Jacobsen, violin and leader

505.988.4640 | sfpromusica.org Photos from top to bottom: Santa Fe Pro Musica Bach Ensemble, Tanya Tomkins, cello, Clara Rottsolk, soprano & Colin Jacobsen, violin and leader

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With gratitude, the Santa Fe Desert Chorale recognizes gifts from individuals, businesses, and government agencies received between November 13, 2022 and November 13, 2023.

DONOR HONOR ROLL

FOUNDER Gifts of $25,000+ Mary and Phil Delk Greg Dove The Estate of Dr. James C. and Julie J. Drennan Catherine and Guy Gronquist Barry and Margaret Lyerly The Estate of Thomas F. McGuire Suzanne M. Timble The 2010 Faith Charitable Lead Trust

DIRECTOR Gifts of $10,000 to $24,999 Sallie Bingham Dmitri Bovaird and Maggie Edmondson Johanna Cinader Anne and Thomas Conner Halley Faust and Eve Cohen Jeffrey Fort and Diane Locandro Four Seasons Resort Rancho Encantado Bill and Diane Graves Stephen and Jane Hochberg Lynne and Joseph Horning James Hutson-Wiley and Olga Echevarria, The Hutson-Wiley Echevarria Foundation Inc. Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan Susan Koehn, Habermann Koehn Foundation The Estate of Evelyn Kupec Fraser and Alice McAlpine Sara J. McKenzie Andrea Meditch Felicia and Daniel Morrow Carmen Paradis and Brian McGrath Lindsay S. Pope Martha Rochelle Patricia Stanley Susie and Jerry Wilson

MAESTRO Gifts of $5,000 to $9,999 Rick Andrew and Diane Buchanan, Andrew Family Foundation Nancy and Murray Bern George Case and Nathan Salazar Mark Edw. Childers Allegra and Jim Derryberry Richard and Chris Frenk Justin and Sandra Greene Barbara Houser and Sarah Nolan The Mickey Inbody Charitable Foundation Inc. Phyllis Lehmberg Marian “Mimi” Lloyd Laurie Meyer James Murphy and Roxanne Howe-Murphy James and Sarah Nickerson Susan Noel Patricia “Tish” Romer

Emma Marzen with Barry Lyerly. Photo: Tira Howard Photography Cathy and Todd Sickles Lee and David Takagi Bradley and Patricia Thompson Tobi Watson Stan and Janette Yeatts

ARTIST Gifts of $2,500 to $4,999 Anonymous (1) Dr. J. Randle Adair James Babcock Kathryn and Hank Coleman Elevate Media Susan Esco Chandler and Appy Chandler Bill Keller and Robert Holleyman Paul and Sylvia Johnson Lane and Phyllis Keller Steven Kerchoff Katherine and William Landschulz Dana and Jim Manning Stephen Marquart and Audrey La Fehr Dr. and Mrs. Leon Podles Nyla and Larry Rasmussen Marianne Reuter Peter and Sara Rutenberg Donald Shina and Kevin Waidmann Peter Siegel and John Fuller Thornburg Investment Management Owen Van Essen, Van Essen Family Foundation Elaine Wang Meyerhoffer Joyce Wolff and Richard Henderson

CHOIRMASTER Gifts of $1,000 to $2,499 Anonymous (1) Loretta Armer Brooke Bandfield Taylor Cris and Marilyn Barnes Dr. Camille Cates Barnett

Patrick and Melissa Barry Robert and Sharon Barton, The Robert and Sharon Barton Charitable Fund Richard Bentley Bette Betts Alina Boyko and Devendra Contractor Curtiss T. and Mary G. Brennan Dave Bueschel Michael L. Bustamante Nicholas and Catherine L. Carlozzi Patrick Carr Pamela Culwell and Charles Case George deGarmo Susan and Conrad De Jong Diane and Peter Doniger Susan Eberlein Sheila and Kirk Ellis Judith Ford Gwen and Ralph Fuller Karen and Bill Gahr W. Peyton George Jane and Ernest Godlove John Gray and Ray Landy Robert and Marian Haight Rae Hoffacker Susana Howard and Vincent Charles Pigott Bruce Jackson Lynn and Jacqueline Johnson Donald and Jean Lamm Mary Anne and Bruce Larsen Joy and Phil LeCuyer Lynn F. Lee Charles MacKay and Cameron McCluskey Emma Marzen and Sean Johnson William McArthur and Jennifer Martinez New Mexico Bank & Trust Marie Newsom Dorothy Peacock and Douglas Brew Jose Piedra de la Portilla and Ernesto Roederer Andrew J. Rudnick

Carmen Salazar Karl Sommer Edwin and Melanie Thorne Lore Thorpe Jennifer Watson Patti Wetzel and Sirous Partovi Janusz and Brahna Lauger Wilczynski

PATRON Gifts of $500 to $999 Richard and Joanne Akeroyd May R. and Larry C. Ball Walter Beckham Diane Brinkmann John Campbell Jane Clayton Oakes and Joa Dattilo Mary Costello Dorothy Davis Isabel and Raul Delgado Mary Dudley and Greg Wortman Madeleine Gehrig Lister Paula Greer Patricia Henning Dora and Clinton Horn Richard W. Hughes Alan and Kathleen Davison Lebeck Barbara Lynn Richard Macklin and Dianne Eret Thomas McCaffrey Pamela and Don Michaelis Network for Good Michael and Barbara Ogg John Overbey Leah Paalman Mary Lou and Alex Padilla Helena Ribe Michael and Kathy Serk John and Susan Shaffer Judy and Bob Sherman David and Patricia Shulman 2023 WINTER FESTIVAL 27

Give the gift of music this holiday season! Share the beauty and magic of live classical music with gift certificates for family and friends to see The Santa Fe Symphony—featuring the phenomenal talent of its orchestral and choral musicians, as well as Grammy® nominated and award-winning guest soloists. Subscriptions for some of the best seats in the house are still available. Tickets start as low as $25.

GUILLERMO FIGUEROA, Music Director | EMMA SCHERER, Executive Director | CARMEN FLÓREZ-MANSI, Choral Director

Sunday, December 10—4:00 pm Sounds of the Season | The Lensic

FREE! Tuesday, December 12—7:00 pm Carols & Choruses—Cathedral Basilica

With the Santa Fe Youth Symphony Association

The Symphony Chorus, Brass & Organ

Sunday, December 24—4:00 pm Nochebuena Clásica!—The Lensic

Sunday, January 14—4:00 pm Charlie Chaplin’s Smile—The Lensic

Jason Vieaux, Classical Guitar

Philippe Quint, Violin

BBC Music Magazine describes Philippe Quint as “truly phenomenal.”

Ring in the New Year with your Santa Fe Symphony Orchestra and Philippe Quint in this critically acclaimed multimedia program “Charlie Chaplin’s Smile” on January 14 at The Lensic—honoring the musical legacy of Chaplin, presenting unique arrangements for orchestra and violin led

by Maestro Figueroa, interspersed with rare video footage and images from Chaplin’s films.

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505.983.1414

Ann Stanley Allen and Andrea Steele Kazukuni Sugiyama John Watson Bill and Kay Whitman

BENEFACTOR Gifts of up to $499 Anonymous (11) Analie Abella Ann Aceves Harro and Nancy Ackermann Aimee Adamek Mehmet and Oya Agabigum Kim Alderwick Page Allen Dr. Aaron Anderson Albert Antonson Andy Apple Rev. Talitha Arnold Janice J. Arrott Phillip Askenazy Patricia Assimakis Richard Atkinson Jen and Matt Augustyn Debra Ayers and Greg DePrince B’nai Shalom Havurah Karen Baker-Jepsen Laura Baldwin Sarah Barlow Dana Barnard and Leslie-Avril Barnard Mikaela Barnes Sue Baum Elizabeth S. Bayne Constance and Douglas Beck Anne E. Beckett Norma Bekowies Betty Bell-Amarant Judith Benkendorf and Norman Marks John and Jean Berghoff Steven Berkshire John and Jean Berndt John Bernstein Henry Bierwirth Lynne Bixler† Katherine Blagden Donald G. and Jocelyn Blair Martha Blomstrom Perry and Patsy Bolin Ted and Jamison Borek Lisa Botos Monica Bowlin Rebecca Brackett Jack Brannon Iain Bray Kathryn Braziel and Elizabeth Doak Barbara Brooks Isabel Bucher and Graham Bartlett Constance Burke Diane Burke Jason Burnett and Brandon Baker Patricia Butler Maria Calderisi Bill Cammock

From left: John Gray, Patrick Carr, Ray Landy, Peter Siegel, Jon Patrick, Sirous Partovi, and Guy Gronquist. Photo: Tira Howard Photography Julie Ann Canepa Stephen Canny Maureen Cantlin Wyndham Carlisle Nansy and Steve Carson Lowell Mark Carver Elizabeth Case Michael and Suzanne Cate Colston Chandler Jean Charis Jean and John Cheek Michael Clancy Deirdre Clary The Clorox Company Jerome Coe Nancy Colalillo Susan Collins Elizabeth Colton Marcia Congdon Moira Connolly Marzen and Jeff Marzen Paul Cook Jerry Cooke Judith Costlow Robyn Covelli-Hunt Jack Cox and Edwin Light Philip Dale Abby Dan Lynn Dash Carol Deal Schaefer Robert Deepe Perla Delgado Joel and Janet DeLisa Rebecca Dempsey Natalie Dimitruck Chav Doherty Mario Dozal John and Lucy Draper Robin Dunitz Stephen Dunn Edna Dunning Dona Durham Paul Durham Betty Duson Kathleen Dustin Mary Dye Juergen Eckert Molly and Sam Elkind

Judy Elstner Anastasia Erastova Robert Evans Frances Ewing Julia Faber Mary and Joe Ferguson Nancy Field Peggie Findlay Gail Price Fine and Douglas P. Fine, M.D. Susanna Finnell Whitney Fiore Paul Fish Jo Fisher Peter Fisk Chantel Foretich Timothy R. Fox Anthony Franze Charles R. Freuden Leslie Fry Charles Fugitt Nancy Fulton Risa Garcia Russ Garland Geoffrey Garvey Lynda Gavioli Jean-Ellen Giblin and Jerome Gordon April Gifford Julanna and Bob Gilbert Mary Frances Gillespie James and JoAnn Gillula Julius and Suzan Glickman Garry Gordon and Terri Giron Nancy Gott Becky Gould Fred Graham Wesley and Karin Granberg-Michaelson Stephanie Gregoire Ann Griffith Ash Pauline and Gary Griffith Allen and Mary T. Gulledge Gerald and Diane Gulseth Rick Gustafson Amy Halloran and David Jordan Bonnie Hardwick Steven Harlos James and Judith Harris, Jr. Alice Harris

Marcia Harris Christopher and Dani Hayes Jerald Head, M.D. Carrie Hecker Donna and Robert Helmholz Gerald Hendrickson Barbara Herrington and Robert Pine Ann Hicks Peggy Hill Lori Hintzsche Kim Hogan Van and Jeanne Hoisington Miles Hoover David and Mary Louise Hopson Mary Hostak Emily Hotovec Alona Howard Rebecca and Steve Howard Carol and Daniel Hughes Linda Hummingbird Jolie Humphrey Hunter and Stephanie Hunt Elizabeth Hurst-Waitz William Jacquot Criss Jay Gail Jensen Christine H. Johnson Kenneth and Jean Johnson David Jones Thomas and Betsy Jones Bart Jozwik Sara and Chris Julsrud Marianne Kah Ted Karpf David and Stephanie Kauffman Gayle Kenny Erna Kerst Diana King Susan and Thomas Kingston Ann Kissinger Thomas and Sally Kitch Stephen Kitchen Philippa and Karl Klessig Enrico Lagasca and Jonathan Stewart Desirae Lagemann Alberta Lamson Brooke Lange

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7th ANNUAL

SANTA FE

Sings!

APril 27 2024

UNDERWRITTEN BY STEPHEN AND JANE HOCHBERG

A choral workshop open to singers of all backgrounds let by Artistic Director Joshua Habermann.

Call (505) 988-2282 or visit desertchorale.org/sfsings For more information about Community Engagement, please visit our website at desertchorale.org and click on Community & Special Events.

COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

Photo: Tira Howard Photography

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MARCH 17, 2024

Helen Larsen Shirley Laseter Carol Lazier Rita Leard Nathan Leblang Elizabeth Lee Virginia Lee and Maurice Lierz David and Julia Leifeste Karen Linder Mark and Ann Livingston Margaret Lloyd Vicki and Jon Longmire Bruce Lorange Christine and Pierre Lorillard Timothy Lowery Ron Lucchino William H. Lynn and Russell M. Coffield Robert Lynn and Janet Braziel Rev. Hampton Mabry and Cha Foxhall Janie MacDonald Donald and Judith Machen Ann MacVicar Douglas Madison Sarah Manges Sharon Manuel Ruthann Marcelle Diane Marcinek Richard Mariner Cheri Martinez Charles and Maryann Marzen Gene and Kay Mascoli William Mason Mollie Massari Marilyn Matthews Janice L. Mayer Charles Maynard Chad McDaniel Jane McGuigan David and Jane McGuire Arin McKenna Patricia McKeown Dorothy McMath John and Angelika McNeil Alan McQuiston Laura Clyburn and Brad McWiliiams David and Christina Mead Michael and Frances Meier Maria Meyer Nicole and David Meyers Timothy and Mary Mitchell Thomas M. Morales Hal Myers Carla and Daniel Nagler Diane Nelson Charles Newman Anne Nickerson Shannon O’Grady Monica O’Reilly Regina and Gregory Ockelmann Christopher ODonnell Katie Olivant Eleanor Ortiz Chris and Julie Anne Overton Melinne Owen and Paul Giquere K. Elise Packard

John Pakula and Marishka Rosinski Panetiere Partners Louise Pardoe Patrick Parker Joyce and Thomas Pavlis Norman Pearson Burton Pendleton Sullivan Peraino Matilda Perkins Heather Petkovsek Deborah Phillips Lois Phillips Cynthia Piatt Stephanie Pichardo Jennifer Pilette Robert and Mary Platt Sam Ponder Drs. Michael Privitera and Marcia Kaplan Barry Qualls Jim Quirk Ellen Raimer Ms. Leslie Reambeault Bruce Redford Reflective Jewelry Eileen Ricks Kay Riley Michele Ritter John Rivera Carol Robles Steven Rodermel Juan Romero Ted and Mary Roswarski Kimberly Rowe Nancy Rowland Mary Ruddy Barbara Russell Sara Sacra and Jeffrey Gruber Gene Sandretto Richard Schacht and Judith Rowan Joanne Schulte Jeannette Scott Judith Seltzer Gloria and David Sharp Mona and Ken Sherrell Nancy Sherwood James and Anne Shute Paul Sidebottom Johnathan Slater Dr. Glen and Barbara Smerage Kathleen Smith Robin Smith Tracey Smith Anita Southard Dr. Peter and Jody Spalding Phillip Speicher Nadine Stafford Leslie Stamper John and Cynthia Stetson Chris Stoneback Karen Strickler Vinson Nini B. Sulamoyo Laura Sullivan Jan Swaney Tricia Swift Donna Swindell

Patricia Stanley and Joshua Habermann. Photo: Tira Howard Photography Leslie Talbot Suzanne Tesh Susan Tharp Michelle Thomas Jane Thomson Sandy Tiller Rebecca Tobey Leonard Todd Adam Torres Julie Tregeagle Deborah Trissel Catherine Ulrich Robert Upton Denise Vanneman Anne Vena Richard Vickery Patricia Vitrano Paul and Christine Vogel Eric von Stark Duke Wagner Robin and Jerry Ward Wayne Ware Shannon Washburn Adam Wasserman Mayor Alan Webber and Frances Diemoz David and Heather K. Weir Paul Werenko Kay West Georgia Wheeler William K. White and Anne Coller Bill and Janislee Wiese Ed Wilgus Shelagh Wilmott Julia Wilson Ball Dan Winske Dean Winslow James and Lori Winter Jean Withers Dr. Margaret Wolak and Angelo Tomedi Linda Wolcott Kathryn Wolf Jane Woods and Anne M. O’Connor Lyle York and Matthew Wilson Donna Zahara and Larry Sachs Douglas Ziedonis Everett Zlatoff-Mirsky Linda Zwick

HONORARIUM In Honor of Kay and Dick Anderson Elaine Wang Meyerhoffer In Honor of Martha Blomstrom Patricia McKeown In Honor of Sarah Brauer Mary and Phil Delk In Honor of Dr. Murray and Mrs. Nancy Bern Kenneth and Jean Johnson In Honor of Jeffrey Fort and Diane Locandro Joy and Phil LeCuyer In Honor of Jane Godlove Allegra and Jim Derryberry William K. White and Anne Coller In Honor of Catherine Gronquist Susan Esco Chandler and Appy Chandler In Honor of Joshua Habermann Halley Faust and Eve Cohen Susan Koehn, Habermann Koehn Foundation Joyce and Thomas Pavlis Members of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale Board of Directors and Directors Emeriti Lee and David Takagi In Honor of Carmen Paradis and Brian McGrath Diane and Peter Doniger In Honor of Bradley Naylor Betty Duson In Honor of Kathlene Ritch Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan In Honor of Steven Soph Regina and Gregory Ockelmann

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IN MEMORIAM We remember and will always have in our hearts our dear friends: Diana Baker, Ambassador Stephen and Jane Hochberg with Rev. Talitha Arnold. Photo: Tira Howard Photography

Lynne Bixler, Supporter

IN MEMORIAM

ENCORE SOCIETY

In Memory of Larry Bandfield Brooke Bandfield Taylor

We salute the foresight and generosity of the following individuals who have chosen to include the Santa Fe Desert Chorale in their estate plans:

Betsy Bueschel, Angel Award recipient and wife of Director Emeriti David Bueschel

In Memory of Joan Berner Patricia “Tish” Romer In Memory of Joel Brauer Mary and Phil Delk In Memory of Betsy Bueschel Bob and Sharon Barton In Memory of Ash Collins, Jr. Susan Collins In Memory of Lanham and Anne Deal Carol Deal Schaefer In Memory of Kaaren Erickson Linda Hummingbird In Memory of Denny Faust Halley Faust and Eve Cohen In Memory of Jake Foster Jason Burnett and Brandon Baker In Memory of Cheryl Hall Michael L. Bustamante In Memory of Terry Hendrix Nadine Stafford In Memory of Graham Hereford Jean Charis In Memory of Bruce Noel Michael and Barbara Ogg In Memory of Mrs. Prochnow Vicki and Jon Longmire In Memory of Scott and Nina Rasmussen Dmitri Bovaird and Maggie Edmondson Lowell Mark Carver In Memory of Andy Ritch Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan Janice L. Mayer Laurie Meyer In Memory of Bob Roach Patrick Carr Patricia Stanley In Memory of Don Roberts Maria Calderisi Chris and Julie Anne Overton In Memory of Craig Smith Jo Fisher While we endeavor to appropriately recognize all of our donors, please inform us if we have inadvertently omitted your name or listed it incorrectly.

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Anonymous Rev. Talitha J. Arnold Margaret Arrott† Lawrence Bandfield† John de Beer† Mary Costello Dorothy B. Davis Martin Dieter† Dr. James C. and Julie J. Drennan† Margaret Edwards James and Allison Elston† Halley Faust Robert Fisher† Diane and Bill Graves Douglas Gould Catherine and Guy Gronquist Dorothy Harroun Barbara Houser and Sarah Nolan Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan Arnold and Evelyn Kupec† Lynn F. Lee Nancy and Raymond Lutz Barry and Margaret Lyerly Charles MacKay and Cam McCluskey Janice L. Mayer Fraser and Alice McAlpine Thomas F. McGuire† Ian McKee† Dorothea Morgan† James Murphy and Roxanne Howe-Murphy Jerome B. Nelson Susan Noel Margaret K. Norton Carmen Paradis and Brian McGrath Nina Hinson Rasmussen and Dr. Scott Rasmussen† Paul Resnick† Don† and Sally Roberts Joseph P. Schitter† Ann Marie Shaw† Robert C. Smith† Nadine Stafford Patricia Stanley Brooke Bandfield Taylor Bradley and Patricia Thompson Frances and Hywel White† Brahna and Janusz Wilczynski Margaret Wright

Maile Mills Cuddy, Former Board member and artist James and Julie Drennan, Supporters and Encore Society members Terry Hendrix, Supporter Betty L. Hileman, Supporter Alex Klebenow, Ambassador Andy Ritch, Former Board member and father of Kathlene Ritch John Ed Withers, Ambassador Mary Smaltz Wright, Supporter and widow of Director Emeriti Arthur “Mack” Wright

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SPECIAL THANKS Archdiocese of Santa Fe, The Most Rev. John C. Wester, The Very Rev. John D. Cannon, Carmen Flórez-Mansi, Tom Mansi, and Estevan Flórez-Mansi Arizona Lithographers, Michelle Bonito Marilyn Barnes Capital High School, Alicia Dickinson and Jaime Holladay The Church of the Holy Faith, The Rev. Canon Robin D. Dodge, The Reverend Lynn Finnegan, Canon Mark Edw. Childers, Marcos and Rocio Castillo, and Donna Lukacs City of Santa Fe (Arts & Culture and Tourism Departments), The Honorable Alan Webber, Mayor; Randy Randall; Erminia Tapia; and Chelsey Johnson DeVargas Center, Katy Fitzgerald Gregory Dove Elevate Media, Clarissa Lovato Jeffrey Fort and Diane Locandro Karen and Bill Gahr

Catherine and Guy Gronquist Hutton Broadcasting, Richard Eeds Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Rev. Drew M. Henry and Hannah Palmer The Interfaith Community Shelter at Pete’s Place, Korina Lopez and Sue Carr Sheryl Kelsey and George Duncan Bo Keppell Steven Kerchoff KHFM, Alexis Corbin, Kathlene Ritch, and Brent Stevens KNCE, Molly Steinbach Barry and Margaret Lyerly Felicia and Daniel Morrow New Mexico Bank & Trust, Linda Bencomo, Trevor Lewis, and Shauna Shannon Sarah and James Nickerson Carmen Paradis and Brian McGrath Reflective Jewelry, Mark Choyt

Santa Fe New Mexican Pasatiempo, Carolyn Graham Santa Fe Public Library Southside Branch, Jessica Gulliford and Ann McGinley Santa Fe Railyard, Brooke Scarborough Santa Fe Selection Travel Guide, Maria Johnson Jody and Peter Spalding The State of New Mexico (New Mexico Arts), Governor Michelle Luhan Grisham, Secretary Debra Garcia y Griego, Senator Peter Wirth, Representative Brian Egolf, and Michelle Laflamme-Childs Susanne M. Timble U.S. Representative from the State of New Mexico, Teresa Leger Fernandez U.S. Senators from the State of New Mexico, Martin Heinrich and Ben Ray Luján The Young Voices of the Santa Fe Opera, Amy Owens

AMBASSADORS Ambassadors are individuals who have an appreciation for the beauty and power of great choral music. They promote and support the mission of the Santa Fe Desert Chorale and foster a sense of community by introducing friends and neighbors to the Chorale. Santa Fe Desert Chorale programming would not be possible without the support of many individuals in the community who give generously of their time and talent.

If you would like to join the Ambassadors, please contact Charles Stober by emailing charles@desertchorale.org. Thank you.

Anna Aguilera Ann Alexander Barbara Anderson Acosta Kenneth Beier Sue Benedict Susan Breyer John Burke Marty Carroll Elaine Cheesman Donna Clark Brad Clements Jane Clements Ken Collins Doug Conwell Judy Costlow Diana Dallas Colleen Davidson Rebecca Dempsey Lisa El-Kerdi Doug Escue

Laura Escue Morgan Farley Gwen Fuller Ralph Fuller K.C. Garrett Pam Gilchrest Michaela Granito-Tibbetts Jennifer Graves Janet Harris Shari Hirst Victoria Hudimac Rose Ann James Julia Johnson Anna Katherine Bo Keppel Jan Kerr Leah Kier Barbara Kuzminska Joan Lamarque Beata Lewis

St. John’s College ..................................................2–3 Santa Fe Rockers .......................................................8 The Lensic Performing Arts Center........................... 13 Susan’s Christmas Shop ......................................... 16 Tri-M Millennial Music Makers Productions.............. 16 The Santa Fe Opera................................................. 20 Performance Santa Fe ............................................ 24

Dolores Lopez Ann Mac Vicar Carole Mathison Arin McKenna Karen Meador Estelle Miller Linda Miller Kathy Moore-Gregory Karen Nelson Marie Newsom Mary O’Brien Tina Ossorgin Carole Owens Linda Pasternacki Grace Philips Cindy Piatt Rob Pine Susan Pippin Anita Pisa Ross (Allen) Pope

Madeline S. Pryor Chantal Quincy Larry Rasmussen Nyla Rasmussen Donna Rigano Pat Roach Laurie Romero Barbara Roush Nickola Rubow Karren Sahler Anne Salzmann Don Schmit Elizabeth Schwitz John Schwitz Diana Segara Mahony Helen Senesac Deb Smith-Davis Sandy Sparks Lynn Spray Allen Steele

Santa Fe Pro Musica................................................ 26 Santa Fe Symphony................................................. 28 Orpheus Chamber Singers....................................... 30 Positive Solar Energy............................................... 32 Santa Fe Playhouse................................................. 35 Coronado Paint and Decorating.. ................ Back Cover

Andrea Steele David Taylor Erin Taylor Mark Tibbetts Alice Tinkle Jolanta Tuzel Carrie Vogel Joe Watt Laura Watt Linda Wieseman Jean Withers Bob Zimmerman

IN MEMORIAM We remember and will always have in our hearts our dear friend Rev. Hampton Mabry

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Encore SOCIETY Watercolor painting: Aija Jundi

Encore is French for “Again;” a request for repetition or reappearance made by an audience; a second achievement that surpasses the first.

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SEASON

The Santa Fe Desert Chorale cordially invites you to join the Encore Society. Formerly known as the Legacy Circle, the Encore Society recognizes and honors all those who support us through planned giving and/or estate gifts.

JULY 14 - AUGUST 3 SONGS OF THE AMERICAS OUT OF THIS WORLD THE GREAT ROMANTICS

DECEMBER 13 - 22 A ROSE IN WINTER

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Planned giving, or legacy giving, refers to the tools and techniques by which you make a charitable gift during or after your lifetime to take full advantage of current tax laws and make a substantial donation to the Desert Chorale.

There are many ways you can make a planned gift to the Santa Fe Desert Chorale. Whether you give during your lifetime or from your estate, you will receive our deep appreciation and this simple word of praise again and again:

Encore

We look forward to your joining our Encore Society.

To learn more or to inform us of your plans, please call (505) 988-2282 or visit desertchorale.org/support/planned-giving

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THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS Written by Anthony Neilson Directed by Emily Rankin

NOV 30 - DEC 23, 2023

It’s Christmas Eve, and two men in a warehouse of borderline-legal merchandise discover an intruder in an elf costume. Or is he on a mission from the North Pole, sent to London to spread the truth about Christmas? Things get more complicated when Cherry arrives, demanding some hard-to-get-swag: a Power Ranger for her kid. It’s a seriously twisted, blatantly irreverent holiday comedy FOR THE ADULTS in the family.

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