Intercollegiate Women's Choral Festival
View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.ukbrought to you byCOREprovided by DigitalCommons@Kennesaw State UniversityprogramTuesday, October 21, 2014 at 8:00 p.m.Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center, Morgan HallTwenty-third Concert of the 2014-15 Concert SeasonIntercollegiate Women's Choral ConcertElizabeth Wilson, conductorDr. J. D. Burnett, conductorDr. Alison Mann, conductorDr. Elise Eskew Sparks, conductorGEORGIA TECH WOMEN'S CHOIRElizabeth Wilson, conductorGreg Johnston, accompanistNICOLA PORPORA (1686-1768)arr. Ralph HunterSicut eratGABRIEL FAURÉ (1845-1924)arr. Alan RainesLes BerceauxATAHUALPA YUPANQIU (1908-1992)arr. Emilio SoleDuerme NegritoCatherine Stephens, soloistRYAN MERCHANT and SEBU SIMONIANarr. Catherine StephensSafe and SoundMeena Viswanath, soloist
UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WOMEN'S GLEE CLUBJ. D. Burnett, conductorUni Choi, accompanistIGOR STRAVINSKY (1882-1971)Four Russian Peasant SongsI. Near Our Savior's Church in ChigasiII. OvsenIII. PikeIV. FatsoCRAIG HELLA JOHNSON (b. 1962)Dorothy Poems1. Don't Make Lists2. I Cannot Tell You4. Until Even the AngelsGWYNETH WALKER (b. 1947)Crossing the BarKENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CHOIRAlison Mann, conductorBrenda Brent, accompanistPAUL JOHN RUDOIEveryone SangDANIEL KALLMANThere Will Be RestCorinne Veale, fluteFRANZ SCHUBERT (1797-1828)Der TanzMARYAM KHOURY (b. 1983)KoowuSiobhan Rodriguez, sopranoLevi Lyman, dumbek
AGNES SCOTT COLLEGIATE CHORALEElise Eskew Sparks, conductorDavid D'Ambrosio, accompanistKARL JENKINS (b. 1944)AdiemusScott Douglas and Mark Little, percussionMALCOLM DALGLISH (b. 1952)Reel a' BoucheScott Douglas, hammer dulcimerHUDDIE LEDBETTERarr. Moira SmileyBring Me Little Water, SilvySTEPHEN HATFIELD (b. 1956)ÜberlebensgroßScott Douglas and Mark Little, percussionINTERCOLLEGIATE COMBINED CHOIRSFELIX MENDELSSOHN (1809-1847)Laudate PueriSUSAN BRUMFIELDNo Time
text and translationsSicut erat Nicola PorporaSicut erat in principioet nunc et semperet in saecula saeculorum.Amen.As it was in the beginningis now and ever shall beworld without end.Amen.Les Berceaux Gabriel FauréLe long du Quai, les grands vaisseaux,Que la houle incline en silence,Ne prennent pas garde aux berceaux,Que la main des femmes balance.Along the quay, the great ships,that ride the swell in silence,take no notice of the cradles.that the hands of the women rock.Mais viendra le jour des adieux,Car il faut que les femmes pleurent,Et que les hommes curieuxTentent les horizons qui leurrent!But the day of farewells will come,when the women must weep,and curious men are temptedtowards the horizons that lure them!Et ce jour-là les grands vaisseaux,Fuyant le port qui diminue,Sentent leur masse retenuePar l'âme des lointains berceaux.And that day the great ships,sailing away from the diminishing port,feel their bulk held backby the spirits of the distant cradles.Duerme Negrito Atahualpa YupanqiuDuerme, duerme, negritoQue tu mama está en el campo,negritoSleep, sleep little black boyFor your mama is in the field, littleblack boyDuerme, duerme, mobilaQue tu mama está en el campo,mobilaSleep, sleep MobilaFor your mama is in the field,MobilaTe va traer codornicesPara ti.Te va a traer rica frutaPara tiTe va a traer carne de cerdoPara ti.Te va a traer muchas cosasPara ti.She is going to bring quails,for youShe is going to bring sweet fruit,for youShe is going to bring pork,for youShe is going to bring lots of things,for you
Y si el negro no se duermeY zas le come la patitaChacapumba, chacapumba, apumba,chacapumba.And if the little black boy doesn't go tosleepThen the white devil will come andZhaz!!He will eat your little legChacapumba, chacapumba, acapumba, chacapumbaDuerme, duerme, negritoQue tu mama está en el campo,NegritoSleep, sleep little black boyFor your mama is in the field, littleblack boyTrabajandoTrabajando duramente, (Trabajandosí)Trabajando e va de luto, (Trabajandosí)Trabajando e no le pagan, (Trabajandosí)Trabajando e va tosiendo, (Trabajandosí)WorkingWorking hard (yes, working)Para el negrito, chiquititoPara el negrito siTrabajando sí, Trabajando síFor the little black boy, little oneFor the little black boyyes, working.Duerme, duerme, negritoQue tu mama está en el campoNegrito, negrito, negrito.Sleep, sleep little black boyFor your mama is in the field, littleblack boyViene el diablo blancoWorking, she is mourning ( yes,working)Working, she doesn't get paid (yes,working)Working, she goes coughing ( yes,working)Four Russian Peasant Songs Igor StravinskyI. У спаса в Чигисах за Яузою.Славна!Живут мужики богатые Славна!Гребут золото лопатами Славна!Чист церебро лукошками Славна!I. Near Our Savior's Church in Chigasi,Beyond the Yauza river, Glorious!Live rich peasants, Glorious!They rake gold in by the shovelful,Glorious!Pure silver by the basketful, Glorious!II. Овсен, Я тетерю гоню.Овсен, Полевую гоню.Овсен, Она под куст, а я за хвост.Овсен! Мне нашла хвост, ан денеггорст,Овсен!Щука шла из Новогорода:Слава!II. Ovsen, I'm hunting the grouseOvsen, I hunt a field grouseOvsen, she hides behind a bush, but Iam on her tailOvsen, the tail appeared to me, but itwas a handful of moneyOvsen!
III. Она хвост волокла из Белаозера.Слава!Как у щуки чешуика серебрянная,Слава!Что серебрянная, позолоченная,Слава!Как у щуки спина жемчугомсплетена. Слава!Как головка у щуки унизанная.Слава!Она место глаз дорогой алмаз.Слава!III. The pike swam from Novgorod,Glory!It dragged its tail out of the White Lake,Glory!The pike had scales of silver, Glory!They were silver and giggled, Glory!The pike's back was plaited withpearls, Glory!The pike's little head was encrusted,Glory!And in place of eyes it had expensivediamonds. Glory!IV. Уж, как вышло пузище нарепище. Слава!Вынесло пузище осмину вшеы.Слава!Осмину вшеы пол осмины блох,Слава!IV. Hey, the fatso went out on theturnips, Glory!The fatso scattered a bushel of fleas.Glory!A sack of fleas and half a sack of ants.Glory!Der Tanz Franz SchubertEs redet und träumet die Jugend soviel,von Tanzen, Galoppen, Gelagen,auf einmal erreicht sie ein trüglichesZiel,da hört man sie seufzen und klagen.Youth talks and dreams so muchBald schmerzet der Hals, und baldschmerzet die Brust,verschwunden ist alle die himmlischeLust,Soon the throat hurts, and soon thechest hurts,Lost is the heavenly delight."Nur diesmal noch kehr' mir Gesundheit zurück!"so flehet vom Himmel der hoffendeBlick!"Just this time, health, come back tome!"Thus pleads from heaven the hopefulglance.Of dances, gallops, and parties;Suddenly it reaches a false goal,Then we hear it sigh and complain.Laudate Pueri Felix MendelssohnLaudate pueri Dominum,laudate nomen Domini.Sit nomen Domini benedictum,ex hoc nunc et usque in saeculum.Praise the Lord, O children,praise the name of the Lord.Blessed be the name of the Lord,now and forever.
personnelGEORGIA TECH WOMEN'S CHOIRMohua BasuEmilie KundyckiNadia SanjayaAmy BonecutterSarah LanierMorgen ScottJackie BorinskiBethany MorgadoAmy ShiMandy DavisEmily MosherCorinna SlaterMojdeh FarajiPauline NalubegaCatherine StephensKatherine GordonAudrey NelsonDan SunChi HuynhRia RayNoopur TannaErika JensenJolicia ReddMiranda TuckRachel JinksGabbie RotyMeena ViswanathAnjana KallarackalFrances SalmonLan WeiUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WOMEN'S GLEE CLUBBaltrusaitis, RebaJennings, ElizabethSchaad, LindsayBishop, LaceyJordan, SarahSelby, EmilyButler, KenzieKaur, JasandeepShedrow, LeahCarey, EmilyKeeney, SkylerShiffert, MaggieCarroll, EmilyKelly, AllisonSilva, MadisonClark, PhoebeKnight, CallenSilverstein, RachelCrawford, LauraLaney, LaurenSimon, ArianaDavis, AshlynLima, JulianaStough, Lane MarieDempsey, LaurenMarr, MacKenzieStrandberg, JensenFarwell, DonicaMartell, TrinitySudduth, LaurenFarzad, AmandaMerrill, RoryTaylor, LaurenFrost, OliviaMiranda, LizbethTerraza, MariaGoddard, ElizabethNorton, LibbyTogo, MadokaGrant, KeyeraO'Sullivan, CarinaTrejo, PerlaHardee, KrystenOsorio, MoniqueTwine, JessicaHood, CarolinePerry, TaylorWitherell, HannahJackson, MaryRickets, DianaYanni, Amira
KENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CHOIRBrenda AlmarasCiara HartSiobhan RodriguezRachel BlackAshley HayAbbie RyonJordan BogigianEmily HeringMarissa ScottBethany BurgessDenise HernandezElizabeth ShaverJenna ByessHannah JarvisDanielle SmithKate ChastainChelsea KnightTaylor SmithAlexa CortesHannah KovalSarah StevensLaurie DavisFenja LampeMacy SwansonNikki D'HeureuxAnnie LovvornKatherine ThomasCayla FranzmanKenya McGeeLeann TrussellCassandra GanthierShannan O'DowdChristina VeharMegan GibsonMaria PhillipsNatalie WilliamsonLizzy GodwinAshlyn PierceAnneka ZeeBrittany GriffithElena PrestwoodSana ZindaniChanqueria GrimesMarielle ReedAGNES SCOTT COLLEGIATE CHORALEAgostini, IsharaForbes, ToriLyles, KristinaBisbee, JosetteGolding, ChynnaMastmeier, BrookeBritt, SydneyGuo, JeiyuMcCard, FlorrieBrown, Whitney (alum)Guo, YuqiuMendez, KimBrooke, KatyHigdon, BrynNicholson, CharlotteBrooks, TaylorHightower, ReidOutlaw, CharityBuchanan, AshleyHoward, JasmineRicke, JennyCampbell, SorenaJames, NayaRumph, VictoriaCarr, BriaJoines, SidneySmith, BriunnaDelaney, SydneyJones, CarmenSnyder, JaneDowns, GraceJones, CarletteSpruell, NatalieEngland, CourtneyJones, GrayceTran, SandyEvans, KristinaJordan, Victoria RoseWallace, VictoriaFitzgibbons, AmandaLeung, KarinaWan, Yijun
biographiesElizabeth Wilson is in her second year as Director of Women’s Choir/VoiceInstructor at Georgia Institute of Technology. Prior to her work at GeorgiaTech, Mrs. Wilson was Choral Director for both Pope and Wheeler HighSchools in the Cobb County School District. Choirs under her direction receivedconsistent superior and excellent ratings at LGPE each spring and were selectedfor two consecutive GMEA In-Service Conferences in 2004 and 2005. Additionally,Mrs. Wilson's choirs were often invited to perform in state, regional and nationalevents including appearances at Carnegie Hall. Mrs. Wilson earned a Bachelor ofMusic in Music Education from the University of Georgia and a Master of Music inChoral Conducting from Georgia State University. Following her master’s degree,she worked for the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra as Director of Student MusicianDevelopment for three years. Beth is currently serving as Treasurer for the GAACDA state chapter. Additionally, she is an active GMEA adjudicator as well as asought-after conductor, clinician, and soprano soloist.J. D. Burnett enjoys a varied career as a conductor, singer, and teacher. Heis Assistant Professor of Music and Associate Director of Choral Activitiesat the University of Georgia Hugh Hodgson School of Music, where heconducts the Men’s and Women’s Glee Clubs and the Collegium Musicum, andteaches courses in choral literature and conducting. Additionally, he is ArtisticDirector and Conductor of the Kinnara Ensemble, a professional chamber choirbased in Princeton, New Jersey.Formerly, he served as Assistant Director of the Dallas Symphony Chorus,conducted New Jersey Youth Chorus Young Men’s Ensemble, was AssociateConductor of the Masterwork Chorus of New Jersey, and was Acting Director ofChoral Activities at Montclair State University. His earlier posts include InterimDirector of Choral Activities at San Jose State University, Artistic Director of theNew Jersey Chamber Singers, Music Director of the Houston Masterworks Chorus,and Founder/Conductor of Men’s Consort Houston. Burnett taught on the choralmusic faculty at Kingwood High School in suburban Houston. He also served asChoral Editor at McGraw-Hill, Inc.Dr. Burnett did undergraduate study at Stanford University and Oklahoma StateUniversity. He holds advanced degrees in choral conducting from WestminsterChoir College and the University of North Texas. As a professional choral singer,Burnett has performed seasons, concerts, and recordings with the StillwaterChamber Singers, Cantare Houston, The Santa Fe Desert Chorale, The RobertShaw Festival Singers, Fuma Sacra, the Choir of Trinity Church Wall Street, theOregon Bach Festival Chorus, and Conspirare.
Alison Mann is Associate Professor of Choral Music Education and ProgramCoordinator for Music Education at Kennesaw State University, where sheteaches coursework in Choral Methods, Foundations of Music Education,and Vocal Pedagogy for Ensemble Singing. Mann also supervises student teachersand serves as Conductor of the KSU Women’s Choir and University Chorale.A native of Florida, Mann taught in the Orlando public schools as director of choralactivities at William R. Boone High School and was also the assistant conductorof the Orlando Chorale. While in Orlando, choirs and soloists under her directionreceived top honors at the district and state levels.Dr. Mann received her Ph.D. in Music Education and Choral Conducting from theUniversity of Oregon, and a Masters of Choral Music Education and Bachelorsof Choral Music Education from Florida State University. Dr. Mann has studiedconducting and music education with André Thomas, Kevin Fenton, Sharon J.Paul, Judy Bowers, and Harry Price. Dr. Mann is currently the Southern DivisionACDA Women’s Choir Repertoire and Standards Chair, and the Georgia stateACDA Membership Chair. Mann has also served as the ACDA Multicultural andEthics Repertoire and Standards Chair for the states of Georgia and Oregon andthe Georgia Women’s Choir Repertoire and Standards Chair. The Women’s Choirhas performed on numerous occasions with the KSU Symphony Orchestra, andperformed the world premiere of Nico Muhly’s composition, How Soon with Grammyaward-winning ensemble, "eighth blackbird." Additionally, they were invited to singat the GMEA 2014 In-Service Conference in Savannah. Her professional affiliationsinclude the American Choral Directors Association, National Association for MusicEducation, Georgia Music Educators Association, National Collegiate ChoralOrganization, and the International Society for Music Education. Her research hasbeen presented at the state, regional, and international levels. Dr. Mann is anactive conductor, clinician, and adjudicator.Elise Eskew Sparks has served as the Director of Choral Activities at AgnesScott College since 2008. A Phi Beta Kappa graduate of the University ofNorth Carolina at Chapel Hill, Elise taught high school choral music for sevenyears in Winston-Salem, North Carolina. She has resided in Atlanta since 2003,receiving a Masters of Sacred Music in choral conducting from Emory Universityand a Ph.D. in Music Education from Georgia State University. Elise serves as thepart-time Choral Director at Decatur High School in 2012. A mezzo-soprano, Elisehas sung under the direction of Helmuth Rilling, Ton Koopman, Matthew Halls, andcurrently sings with Coro Vocati.
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