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The Heinz Chapel Choir was founded in 1938 to coincide with the dedication of theHeinz Memorial Chapel, a gift to the University of Pittsburgh from Henry JohnHeinz, founder of the H.J. Heinz Company, and his children. Intended as a memorialto family matriarch Anna Margaretta Heinz, who instilled in her children the valueof education and religion, the Heinz Memorial Chapel is interdenominational andwelcoming to all.For 80 years, the Heinz Chapel Choir has presented a cappella music from a varietyof time periods and cultural traditions and in a wealth of languages. During the firstdecades of its existence, the Heinz Chapel Choir’s primary responsibility was to singthe programs and services of the Chapel. While remaining an auditioned studentensemble inextricably intertwined with the Heinz Memorial Chapel, the Choir’sidentity has transitioned to that of a non-liturgical concert ensemble, rooted in the acappella idiom that defined its origins. Throughout its history, the Choir has alwaysbeen a home for students at the University of Pittsburgh who study a wide range ofacademics but share a love for choral music, a dedication to excellence, and a passionfor reaching the hearts and souls of their audience.The members of the Heinz Chapel Choir, past and present, look forward tocelebrating the choir’s 80th anniversary during a reunion weekend on April 12-14,which will include the premiere of a commissioned work by Bob Chilcott in memoryof John Goldsmith. (More information about reunion events for HCC alumni can befound on the 80th Anniversary page at the choir’s new website address – pi.tt/hcc).Our 80th Anniversary year will culminate with a tour to the Chicagoland and SEWisconsin areas, including performances in Milwaukee at the Art Museum and theCathedral Church of All Saints, a clinic with Dr. Rick Bjella (Lawrence Universityand Texas Tech University), and concerts in Deerfield, IL and Delavan, WI.The Heinz Chapel Choir is currently under the direction of its tenth conductor, Dr.Susan Rice, who has served as a Senior Lecturer in Music at the University ofPittsburgh since 2014, teaching the aural skills/sight-singing course sequence. Priorto her appointment at Pitt, she was Assistant Professor of Music at Beloit College inWisconsin. She has conducted traditional mixed and single-gender choruses ofvarying sizes, including chamber choirs, symphonic choirs, opera choruses, and vocaljazz ensembles, as well as teaching conducting, music theory, music history, classpiano, and interdisciplinary courses.Rice completed a Doctor of Musical Arts in choral literature and conducting at theUniversity of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, a Master of Music in choral conductingat Western Michigan University, and a Bachelor of Music in music education at theUniversity of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. Before embarking on hergraduate studies, she served for eleven years as Director of Choral Music at PoconoMountain Senior High School in Swiftwater, Pennsylvania.Steven Anisko is a graduate of the University of Pittsburgh where he studied organwith the late Robert Sutherland Lord. He is a well-known promoter and interpreterof the music of Charles Tournemire. Steve has served as organist with the HeinzChapel Choir since 1999. He is also an alumnus of the Heinz Chapel Choir.Heinz Chapel Choir2019 Performance CalendarSunday, 17 February 3.30 pmFriday, 22 February 2.45 pmFriday, 12 AprilSaturday, 13 AprilSunday, 14 April 3.00 pmMonday, 29 April 7.30 pmTuesday, 30 April –Sunday, 05 MaySaturday, 30 November 8:15 pmSunday, 01 December 3:00 pmFriday, 06 December 8:15 pmSunday, 08 December 3:00 pmHeinz Chapel Chamber Choir FestivalHeinz Memorial Chapel; open to the publicUniversity of Pittsburgh Honors ConvocationCarnegie Music Hallth80 Anniversary/Reunion WeekendAnniversary events for HCC alumsSpring ConcertHeinz Memorial Chapel; open to the publicTour Farewell ConcertHeinz Memorial Chapel; open to the public80th Anniversary TourChicago & SE WisconsinHoliday Concert SeriesHeinz Memorial ChapelTicket sales commence 14 OctoberHeinz Chapel Choir PatronsWe thank our patrons and choir alumni for their financial support. Contributors from 01 November, 2017 to 01 November, 2018 Mr. and Mrs. David A. AllertonDr. Eleanor C. Irwin andMrs. Cheryl R. BailesMr. H. Vaughn IrwinMr. and Mrs. Robert Y. BallMr. Kenneth A. KnightMr. Hugh William BenedictMs. Anita F. LohinMr. and Mrs. Brian BluedornMr. Casey Allen MartinRev. and Mrs. Lawrence R. CambergMr. and Mrs. Bob L. MathayIain M. Campbell, Ph.D.Mrs. Ruth Ann Freeze McCaaLinda P. Carroll, Ph.D.Ruth M. Montgomery andN. John and Karen Cooper Edison MontgomeryDonald J. Crammond, Ph.D.Dr. and Mrs. William B. NeffMr. Andrew S. CulbertsonMr. Aaron J. O’DataMs. Joan B. DarbyMrs. Jean D. PadovanFr. Jason DelVittoRick Perdian, EsquireMr. and Mrs. Louis DugasMs. Jane E. PetkofskyMr. and Mrs. David George DurayMr. Thomas PusateriMrs. Heather F. EngPaula S. RiemerMrs. Alfrieda J. EnglundMs. Marie E. SalgadoDr. and Mrs. Bruce K. FallickMr. and Mrs. Glenn E. SchneiderMs. Mary L. Fischerkeller andMr. David A. SilkroskiMs. Anna Marie CaffardoMrs. Jill P. SimmonsMs. Katherine A. FurlongMrs. Kimberly A. SkvorakMr. Albert E. GazalieMs. Kathleen P. SukalacMrs. Olga GazalieMr. William TowneRonald O. Gilcher Sr., M.D.Mr. and Mrs. Millard K. UnderwoodMs. Erika P. GinsburgMr. and Mrs. Samuel WestmorelandMrs. Elaine M. GoldsmithMrs. Rebecca M. WhartonMr. and Mrs. Thomas GolightlyMr. and Mrs. Clyde W. YoderMrs. Erin Mulligan GraberMr. William K. YoungMr. Shane HeilPrincess A. Williams Yousem, M.D.Ms. Patricia G. Hendricksand Dr. Samuel A. YousemMr. and Mrs. W. Richard HowePitt Arts FundBessie Pearl Snyder Music Legacy FundWe apologize if any names were inadvertently omitted from this list.Donations are used to help finance the Choir’s concert tours.Heinz Chapel Choir Endowed FundDr. Sandra Walker Russ (A&S ’66, ’70) generously established the SandraWalker Russ, Ph.D., Heinz Chapel Choir Fund in June of 2012. Endowmentincome provides support for travel and other performance-related expenses ofthe Heinz Chapel Choir. Dr. Russ was a Soprano in the Choir. We are deeplygrateful for her friendship and support.If you would like to contribute to the Choir’s tour fund, please make checkspayable to the University of Pittsburgh.Mailing Address:University of PittsburghHeinz Chapel Choir, c/o Dr. Susan Rice128 Music Building, 4337 Fifth AvenuePittsburgh, PA 15260UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGHD EPAR TMENT O F MUSI CExperience music. Discover ideas.music.pitt.edu
O lightAndrej MakorSteven Anisko, OrganThursday, 29 November 5.15 pmSaturday, 01 December 8.15 pmSunday, 02 December 3.00 pmFriday, 07 December 8.15 pmSunday, 09 December 3.00 pmPlease silence your mobile phones and refrain from still photographyor video recording during the performance. Thank you.PreludeChristmas Magic: An ImprovisationIlluminab. 1958Give light to my eyes, lest I sleep unto death.Paul StetsenkoPsalm 13:3, sung in LatinEin keiloheinuSurge, illuminare, Jerusalemc. 1524-1594Isaiah 60:1-2, sung in LatinArise, be enlightened, O Jerusalem, for your light is come, and the glory of the Lordis risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, and a gloom shallcome over the people: but the Lord shall arise upon you, and his glory shall be seenupon you.John Rutterb. 1945Paweł Łukaszewskib. 1968There is a flowertext by John Audelay, fl. 1417-1432Ave Mariasung in LatinAu dience Carol(please stand)It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, that glorious song of old, from angelsbending near the earth, to touch their harps of gold: “Peace on the earth, good willto men, from heaven’s all-gracious King.” The world in solemn stillness lay, to hearthe angels sing.For lo! the days are hastening on, by prophet seen of old, when with the evercircling years shall come the time foretold when peace shall over all the earth itsancient splendors fling, and the whole world send back the song which now theangels sing.Olivier Messiaen1908-1992InterludeDesseins éternels(from La Nativité du Seigneur)Ave maris stellaBob ChilcottMary’s Childb. 19638th century Vespers hymn, sung in LatinHail, star of the sea, nourishing mother of God and eternal virgin, blessed gate ofheaven. You who heard that ‘Ave’ from the mouth of Gabriel, preserve us in peace,changing the name of ‘Eva.’b. 1955Owain Parktext by Norman Nicholson, 1914-1987Shannon McTaggart, violinShepherds’ Cradle Songtext by John Davies, 1569-1626Au dience Carolb. 1962Liturgical text, sung in HebrewThere is none like our God, there is none like our Lord, there is none like our King,there is none like our Deliverer. Who is like our God? Who is like our Lord? Whois like our King? Who is like our Deliverer? Let us thank our God, let us thank ourLord, let us thank our King, let us thank our Deliverer. Blessed is our God, blessedis our Lord, blessed is our King, blessed is our Deliverer. You are our God, you areour Lord, you are our King, you are our Deliverer.Giovanni PalestrinaDon Macdonaldb. 1993I. give light to my eyesPatrick HawesO lux beata Trinitasb. 1987Vespers hymn attributed to St. Ambrose, sung in LatinO blessed light, O Trinity and principal Unity, now that the fiery sun recedes, pourthy light into our hearts. Thee we praise with song in the morning, Thee we beseechin the evening, Thee let our suppliant glory praise through all the ages. To God theFather be glory, and to his only Son, with the Spirit, the Paraclete, both now andforever.Susan Rice, DirectorSteven AniskoHeinz Chapel ChoirII. into our hearts(please stand)The Holly and the Ivy, when they are both full grown, of all the trees that are inthe wood, the holly bears the crown. The rising of the sun, and the running of thedeer, the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.The holly bears a prickle, as sharp as any thorn, and Mary bore sweet Jesus Christon Christmas Day in the morn. The rising of the sun, and the running of the deer,the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.III. we’re happy tonightDonald Moore30 Second Fa La LaFelix Bernardarr. Michele WeirWinter WonderlandVince Guaraldiarr. Philip KernLinus and LucyAlbert Haguearr. Jamey RayYou’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinchfeaturing the Bass II sectionTraditional isiXhosaarr. Michael BarrettThixo OnothandoRalph ManuelAleluia Brasileiratext by Dr. Seusssung in XhosaGod of love, I stand before thee. God of love, give me love so I may testify aboutyou. Hosanna above, hosanna in the highest. God I am here today, hosanna.b. 1951Au dience Carol(please stand)Joy to the World, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; let every heartprepare him room, and heaven and nature sing.Joy to the World, the Savior reigns! Let all their songs employ; while fields andfloods, rocks, hills, and plains repeat the sounding joy.Jehan Alain1911-1940PostludeLitaniesSoprano ITenor IGrace Belmonte, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAPsychology/SociologySofia Cadahia, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABiologyLia Franco, ’22, Lansdale, PABioengineeringClaire Harbison, ’20, Havertown, PAChemistry/Religious StudiesMeredith Hazen, ’22, Hummelstown, PABiological Sciences/MusicKat Quelle, ’19, Iowa City, IAPolitical Science/Public and ProfessionalWriting/FrenchJason Bluedorn, ’20, Slippery Rock, PAMusicFrancis Burk, ’21, North Wales, PAPhysics and Astronomy/MathematicsNicholas Fuller, ’19, Centre Hall, PANeuroscience/PhilosophyMatt Hilzendeger, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAAccounting Tommy Silvia, ’18, Malvern, PAInformation Science/Computer Science/MusicSoprano IIDrew Armstrong, ’19, Havertown, PARehabilitation SciencesZhen Yu Ding, ’20, Pittsburgh, PAComputer ScienceMateen Kasim, ’22, Scranton, PANeuroscience/Chemistry/MathematicsA.J. Prestogeorge, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABusinessRyan Steinly, ’22, Doylestown, PALinguistics/Spanish/Portuguese/LatinAmerican Studies Austin Widmann, ’21, Chambersburg, PAFinance/MusicKelly Bonnville, ’21, Hellertown, PABiology/ChemistryCharlotte Fallick, ’19, Solon, OHPsychology/English Writing/FrenchKarlie Gambino, ’21, Buffalo, NYNeuroscience /Conceptual Foundations ofMedicine/ChemistryMegan Lucks, ’21, Sea Cliff, NYChemistryBrooke McEvoy, ’18, Selinsgrove, PAPsychology/English Literature Sophie Shah, ’20, Merion Station, PAPsychology/Statistics/MusicJessica Weber, ’21, Glen Head, NYBioengineeringTenor IIBass IVictor Coriale, ’21, Chambersburg, PAMusicAlto IJon Downs, ’20, Montgomeryville, PABethany Adamiak, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAPolitical Science/ArabicSupply Chain Management/Music Michael Godfrey, ’19, Devon, PA Sophie DiCarlo, ’19, Rochester, NYPsychology/MusicCommunication Science & DisordersShebl Rosati, ’22, Pittsburgh, PALindsay Ejoh, ’20, Upper Marlboro, ryThomas Swigon, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAShannon Kelly, ’21, Media, PAEconomics /Supply Chain Management/Environmental Science/Religious Studies/Applied StatisticsFrenchBryce Yoder, ’19, Bloomsburg, PAAngela Kodokian, ’20, Kennett Square, PAHistory/Spanish/Transatlantic StudiesCertificate/ArabicPsychology/MusicWhitney Puyang, ’21, Bridgewater, NJPre-PharmacyBass IIAlto IILydia Chlpka, ’21, West Middlesex, PANeuroscience/Music/ChemistryNikki Perry, ’21, Greenville, PABioengineering /Industrial Engineering/ChemistrySierra Posey, ’22, Reading, PAEnglish Writing Delaney Regan, ’19, Limerick, PAPsychology/English WritingGabi Young, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAEnglish Writing/Teacher Education/SpanishTimothy Askey, ’22, Lower Merion, PAUndecided Zach Donovan, ’19, Hanover, PACommunication/MusicZachary Enick, ’19, Bethel Park, PAFrench/Italian Language Studies/Linguistics/American Sign LanguageEric MacFadden, ’20, Marion, OHBiology/Chemistry/MusicAnthony Pairo, ’20, Alexandria, VAMusicIan Wieczorek, ’20, Johnstown, PABiology denotes section leader
O lightAndrej MakorSteven Anisko, OrganThursday, 29 November 5.15 pmSaturday, 01 December 8.15 pmSunday, 02 December 3.00 pmFriday, 07 December 8.15 pmSunday, 09 December 3.00 pmPlease silence your mobile phones and refrain from still photographyor video recording during the performance. Thank you.PreludeChristmas Magic: An ImprovisationIlluminab. 1958Give light to my eyes, lest I sleep unto death.Paul StetsenkoPsalm 13:3, sung in LatinEin keiloheinuSurge, illuminare, Jerusalemc. 1524-1594Isaiah 60:1-2, sung in LatinArise, be enlightened, O Jerusalem, for your light is come, and the glory of the Lordis risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, and a gloom shallcome over the people: but the Lord shall arise upon you, and his glory shall be seenupon you.John Rutterb. 1945Paweł Łukaszewskib. 1968There is a flowertext by John Audelay, fl. 1417-1432Ave Mariasung in LatinAu dience Carol(please stand)It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, that glorious song of old, from angelsbending near the earth, to touch their harps of gold: “Peace on the earth, good willto men, from heaven’s all-gracious King.” The world in solemn stillness lay, to hearthe angels sing.For lo! the days are hastening on, by prophet seen of old, when with the evercircling years shall come the time foretold when peace shall over all the earth itsancient splendors fling, and the whole world send back the song which now theangels sing.Olivier Messiaen1908-1992InterludeDesseins éternels(from La Nativité du Seigneur)Ave maris stellaBob ChilcottMary’s Childb. 19638th century Vespers hymn, sung in LatinHail, star of the sea, nourishing mother of God and eternal virgin, blessed gate ofheaven. You who heard that ‘Ave’ from the mouth of Gabriel, preserve us in peace,changing the name of ‘Eva.’b. 1955Owain Parktext by Norman Nicholson, 1914-1987Shannon McTaggart, violinShepherds’ Cradle Songtext by John Davies, 1569-1626Au dience Carolb. 1962Liturgical text, sung in HebrewThere is none like our God, there is none like our Lord, there is none like our King,there is none like our Deliverer. Who is like our God? Who is like our Lord? Whois like our King? Who is like our Deliverer? Let us thank our God, let us thank ourLord, let us thank our King, let us thank our Deliverer. Blessed is our God, blessedis our Lord, blessed is our King, blessed is our Deliverer. You are our God, you areour Lord, you are our King, you are our Deliverer.Giovanni PalestrinaDon Macdonaldb. 1993I. give light to my eyesPatrick HawesO lux beata Trinitasb. 1987Vespers hymn attributed to St. Ambrose, sung in LatinO blessed light, O Trinity and principal Unity, now that the fiery sun recedes, pourthy light into our hearts. Thee we praise with song in the morning, Thee we beseechin the evening, Thee let our suppliant glory praise through all the ages. To God theFather be glory, and to his only Son, with the Spirit, the Paraclete, both now andforever.Susan Rice, DirectorSteven AniskoHeinz Chapel ChoirII. into our hearts(please stand)The Holly and the Ivy, when they are both full grown, of all the trees that are inthe wood, the holly bears the crown. The rising of the sun, and the running of thedeer, the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.The holly bears a prickle, as sharp as any thorn, and Mary bore sweet Jesus Christon Christmas Day in the morn. The rising of the sun, and the running of the deer,the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.III. we’re happy tonightDonald Moore30 Second Fa La LaFelix Bernardarr. Michele WeirWinter WonderlandVince Guaraldiarr. Philip KernLinus and LucyAlbert Haguearr. Jamey RayYou’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinchfeaturing the Bass II sectionTraditional isiXhosaarr. Michael BarrettThixo OnothandoRalph ManuelAleluia Brasileiratext by Dr. Seusssung in XhosaGod of love, I stand before thee. God of love, give me love so I may testify aboutyou. Hosanna above, hosanna in the highest. God I am here today, hosanna.b. 1951Au dience Carol(please stand)Joy to the World, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; let every heartprepare him room, and heaven and nature sing.Joy to the World, the Savior reigns! Let all their songs employ; while fields andfloods, rocks, hills, and plains repeat the sounding joy.Jehan Alain1911-1940PostludeLitaniesSoprano ITenor IGrace Belmonte, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAPsychology/SociologySofia Cadahia, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABiologyLia Franco, ’22, Lansdale, PABioengineeringClaire Harbison, ’20, Havertown, PAChemistry/Religious StudiesMeredith Hazen, ’22, Hummelstown, PABiological Sciences/MusicKat Quelle, ’19, Iowa City, IAPolitical Science/Public and ProfessionalWriting/FrenchJason Bluedorn, ’20, Slippery Rock, PAMusicFrancis Burk, ’21, North Wales, PAPhysics and Astronomy/MathematicsNicholas Fuller, ’19, Centre Hall, PANeuroscience/PhilosophyMatt Hilzendeger, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAAccounting Tommy Silvia, ’18, Malvern, PAInformation Science/Computer Science/MusicSoprano IIDrew Armstrong, ’19, Havertown, PARehabilitation SciencesZhen Yu Ding, ’20, Pittsburgh, PAComputer ScienceMateen Kasim, ’22, Scranton, PANeuroscience/Chemistry/MathematicsA.J. Prestogeorge, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABusinessRyan Steinly, ’22, Doylestown, PALinguistics/Spanish/Portuguese/LatinAmerican Studies Austin Widmann, ’21, Chambersburg, PAFinance/MusicKelly Bonnville, ’21, Hellertown, PABiology/ChemistryCharlotte Fallick, ’19, Solon, OHPsychology/English Writing/FrenchKarlie Gambino, ’21, Buffalo, NYNeuroscience /Conceptual Foundations ofMedicine/ChemistryMegan Lucks, ’21, Sea Cliff, NYChemistryBrooke McEvoy, ’18, Selinsgrove, PAPsychology/English Literature Sophie Shah, ’20, Merion Station, PAPsychology/Statistics/MusicJessica Weber, ’21, Glen Head, NYBioengineeringTenor IIBass IVictor Coriale, ’21, Chambersburg, PAMusicAlto IJon Downs, ’20, Montgomeryville, PABethany Adamiak, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAPolitical Science/ArabicSupply Chain Management/Music Michael Godfrey, ’19, Devon, PA Sophie DiCarlo, ’19, Rochester, NYPsychology/MusicCommunication Science & DisordersShebl Rosati, ’22, Pittsburgh, PALindsay Ejoh, ’20, Upper Marlboro, ryThomas Swigon, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAShannon Kelly, ’21, Media, PAEconomics /Supply Chain Management/Environmental Science/Religious Studies/Applied StatisticsFrenchBryce Yoder, ’19, Bloomsburg, PAAngela Kodokian, ’20, Kennett Square, PAHistory/Spanish/Transatlantic StudiesCertificate/ArabicPsychology/MusicWhitney Puyang, ’21, Bridgewater, NJPre-PharmacyBass IIAlto IILydia Chlpka, ’21, West Middlesex, PANeuroscience/Music/ChemistryNikki Perry, ’21, Greenville, PABioengineering /Industrial Engineering/ChemistrySierra Posey, ’22, Reading, PAEnglish Writing Delaney Regan, ’19, Limerick, PAPsychology/English WritingGabi Young, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAEnglish Writing/Teacher Education/SpanishTimothy Askey, ’22, Lower Merion, PAUndecided Zach Donovan, ’19, Hanover, PACommunication/MusicZachary Enick, ’19, Bethel Park, PAFrench/Italian Language Studies/Linguistics/American Sign LanguageEric MacFadden, ’20, Marion, OHBiology/Chemistry/MusicAnthony Pairo, ’20, Alexandria, VAMusicIan Wieczorek, ’20, Johnstown, PABiology denotes section leader
O lightAndrej MakorSteven Anisko, OrganThursday, 29 November 5.15 pmSaturday, 01 December 8.15 pmSunday, 02 December 3.00 pmFriday, 07 December 8.15 pmSunday, 09 December 3.00 pmPlease silence your mobile phones and refrain from still photographyor video recording during the performance. Thank you.PreludeChristmas Magic: An ImprovisationIlluminab. 1958Give light to my eyes, lest I sleep unto death.Paul StetsenkoPsalm 13:3, sung in LatinEin keiloheinuSurge, illuminare, Jerusalemc. 1524-1594Isaiah 60:1-2, sung in LatinArise, be enlightened, O Jerusalem, for your light is come, and the glory of the Lordis risen upon you. For behold, darkness shall cover the earth, and a gloom shallcome over the people: but the Lord shall arise upon you, and his glory shall be seenupon you.John Rutterb. 1945Paweł Łukaszewskib. 1968There is a flowertext by John Audelay, fl. 1417-1432Ave Mariasung in LatinAu dience Carol(please stand)It Came Upon the Midnight Clear, that glorious song of old, from angelsbending near the earth, to touch their harps of gold: “Peace on the earth, good willto men, from heaven’s all-gracious King.” The world in solemn stillness lay, to hearthe angels sing.For lo! the days are hastening on, by prophet seen of old, when with the evercircling years shall come the time foretold when peace shall over all the earth itsancient splendors fling, and the whole world send back the song which now theangels sing.Olivier Messiaen1908-1992InterludeDesseins éternels(from La Nativité du Seigneur)Ave maris stellaBob ChilcottMary’s Childb. 19638th century Vespers hymn, sung in LatinHail, star of the sea, nourishing mother of God and eternal virgin, blessed gate ofheaven. You who heard that ‘Ave’ from the mouth of Gabriel, preserve us in peace,changing the name of ‘Eva.’b. 1955Owain Parktext by Norman Nicholson, 1914-1987Shannon McTaggart, violinShepherds’ Cradle Songtext by John Davies, 1569-1626Au dience Carolb. 1962Liturgical text, sung in HebrewThere is none like our God, there is none like our Lord, there is none like our King,there is none like our Deliverer. Who is like our God? Who is like our Lord? Whois like our King? Who is like our Deliverer? Let us thank our God, let us thank ourLord, let us thank our King, let us thank our Deliverer. Blessed is our God, blessedis our Lord, blessed is our King, blessed is our Deliverer. You are our God, you areour Lord, you are our King, you are our Deliverer.Giovanni PalestrinaDon Macdonaldb. 1993I. give light to my eyesPatrick HawesO lux beata Trinitasb. 1987Vespers hymn attributed to St. Ambrose, sung in LatinO blessed light, O Trinity and principal Unity, now that the fiery sun recedes, pourthy light into our hearts. Thee we praise with song in the morning, Thee we beseechin the evening, Thee let our suppliant glory praise through all the ages. To God theFather be glory, and to his only Son, with the Spirit, the Paraclete, both now andforever.Susan Rice, DirectorSteven AniskoHeinz Chapel ChoirII. into our hearts(please stand)The Holly and the Ivy, when they are both full grown, of all the trees that are inthe wood, the holly bears the crown. The rising of the sun, and the running of thedeer, the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.The holly bears a prickle, as sharp as any thorn, and Mary bore sweet Jesus Christon Christmas Day in the morn. The rising of the sun, and the running of the deer,the playing of the merry organ, sweet singing in the choir.III. we’re happy tonightDonald Moore30 Second Fa La LaFelix Bernardarr. Michele WeirWinter WonderlandVince Guaraldiarr. Philip KernLinus and LucyAlbert Haguearr. Jamey RayYou’re a Mean One, Mr. Grinchfeaturing the Bass II sectionTraditional isiXhosaarr. Michael BarrettThixo OnothandoRalph ManuelAleluia Brasileiratext by Dr. Seusssung in XhosaGod of love, I stand before thee. God of love, give me love so I may testify aboutyou. Hosanna above, hosanna in the highest. God I am here today, hosanna.b. 1951Au dience Carol(please stand)Joy to the World, the Lord is come! Let earth receive her King; let every heartprepare him room, and heaven and nature sing.Joy to the World, the Savior reigns! Let all their songs employ; while fields andfloods, rocks, hills, and plains repeat the sounding joy.Jehan Alain1911-1940PostludeLitaniesSoprano ITenor IGrace Belmonte, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAPsychology/SociologySofia Cadahia, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABiologyLia Franco, ’22, Lansdale, PABioengineeringClaire Harbison, ’20, Havertown, PAChemistry/Religious StudiesMeredith Hazen, ’22, Hummelstown, PABiological Sciences/MusicKat Quelle, ’19, Iowa City, IAPolitical Science/Public and ProfessionalWriting/FrenchJason Bluedorn, ’20, Slippery Rock, PAMusicFrancis Burk, ’21, North Wales, PAPhysics and Astronomy/MathematicsNicholas Fuller, ’19, Centre Hall, PANeuroscience/PhilosophyMatt Hilzendeger, ’19, Pittsburgh, PAAccounting Tommy Silvia, ’18, Malvern, PAInformation Science/Computer Science/MusicSoprano IIDrew Armstrong, ’19, Havertown, PARehabilitation SciencesZhen Yu Ding, ’20, Pittsburgh, PAComputer ScienceMateen Kasim, ’22, Scranton, PANeuroscience/Chemistry/MathematicsA.J. Prestogeorge, ’22, Pittsburgh, PABusinessRyan Steinly, ’22, Doylestown, PALinguistics/Spanish/Portuguese/LatinAmerican Studies Austin Widmann, ’21, Chambersburg, PAFinance/MusicKelly Bonnville, ’21, Hellertown, PABiology/ChemistryCharlotte Fallick, ’19, Solon, OHPsychology/English Writing/FrenchKarlie Gambino, ’21, Buffalo, NYNeuroscience /Conceptual Foundations ofMedicine/ChemistryMegan Lucks, ’21, Sea Cliff, NYChemistryBrooke McEvoy, ’18, Selinsgrove, PAPsychology/English Literature Sophie Shah, ’20, Merion Station, PAPsychology/Statistics/MusicJessica Weber, ’21, Glen Head, NYBioengineeringTenor IIBass IVictor Coriale, ’21, Chambersburg, PAMusicAlto IJon Downs, ’20, Montgomeryville, PABethany Adamiak, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAPolitical Science/ArabicSupply Chain Management/Music Michael Godfrey, ’19, Devon, PA Sophie DiCarlo, ’19, Rochester, NYPsychology/MusicCommunication Science & DisordersShebl Rosati, ’22, Pittsburgh, PALindsay Ejoh, ’20, Upper Marlboro, ryThomas Swigon, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAShannon Kelly, ’21, Media, PAEconomics /Supply Chain Management/Environmental Science/Religious Studies/Applied StatisticsFrenchBryce Yoder, ’19, Bloomsburg, PAAngela Kodokian, ’20, Kennett Square, PAHistory/Spanish/Transatlantic StudiesCertificate/ArabicPsychology/MusicWhitney Puyang, ’21, Bridgewater, NJPre-PharmacyBass IIAlto IILydia Chlpka, ’21, West Middlesex, PANeuroscience/Music/ChemistryNikki Perry, ’21, Greenville, PABioengineering /Industrial Engineering/ChemistrySierra Posey, ’22, Reading, PAEnglish Writing Delaney Regan, ’19, Limerick, PAPsychology/English WritingGabi Young, ’21, Pittsburgh, PAEnglish Writing/Teacher Education/SpanishTimothy Askey, ’22, Lower Merion, PAUndecided Zach Donovan, ’19, Hanover, PACommunication/MusicZachary Enick, ’19, Bethel Park, PAFrench/Italian Language Studies/Linguistics/American Sign LanguageEric MacFadden, ’20, Marion, OHBiology/Chemistry/MusicAnthony Pairo, ’20, Alexandria, VAMusicIan Wieczorek, ’20, Johnstown, PABiology denotes section leader
The Heinz Chapel Choir was founded in 1938 to coincide with the dedication of theHeinz Memorial Chapel, a gift to the University of Pittsburgh from Henry JohnHeinz, founder of the H.J. Heinz Company, and his children. Intended as a memorialto family matriarch Anna Margaretta Heinz, who instilled in her children the valueof education and religion, the Heinz Memorial Chapel is interdenominational andwelcoming to all.For 80 years, the Heinz Chapel Choir has presented a cappella music from a varietyof time periods and cultural traditions and in a wealth of languages. During the firstdecades of its existence, the Heinz Chapel Choir’s primary responsibility was to singthe programs and services of the Chapel. While remaining an auditioned studentensemble inextricably intertwined with the Heinz Memorial Chapel, the Choir’sidentity has transitioned to that of a non-liturgical concert ensemble, rooted in the acappella idiom that defined its origins. Throughout its history, the Choir has alwaysbeen a home for students at the University of Pittsburgh who study a wide range ofacademics but share a love for choral music, a dedication to excellence, and a passionfor reaching the hearts and souls of their audience.The members of the Heinz Chapel Choir, past and present, look forward tocelebrating the choir’s 80th anniversary during a reunion weekend on April 12-14,which will include the premiere of a commissioned work by Bob Chilcott in memoryof John Goldsmith. (More information about reunion events for HCC alumni can befound on the 80th Anniversary page at the choir’s new website address – pi.tt/hcc).Our 80th Anniversary year will culminate with a tour to the Chicagoland and SEWisconsin areas, including performances in Milwaukee at the Art
For 80 years, the Heinz Chapel Choir has presented a cappella music from a variety of time periods and cultural traditions and in a wealth of languages. During the first decades of its existence, the Heinz Chapel Choir's primary responsibility was to sing the programs and services of the Chapel. While remaining an auditioned student
Walker Russ, PhD, Heinz Chapel Choir Fund in June of 2012. Endowment income will provide support for travel and other performance-related expenses of the Heinz Chapel Choir. Dr. Russ was a Soprano in the Choir. We are deeply grateful for her friendship and support. Contributions are used to help finance the Heinz Chapel Choir's concert tours.
Council Office at 412-624-4236 or sac@pitt.edu. —Anthony M. Moore Heinz Chapel Choir Celebrates 70th Anniversary Reunion The University of Pittsburgh's Heinz Chapel Choir is holding a 70th Anniversary Reunion celebra-tion from April 17 to 19. The event kicks off with a sing-along at 7:30 p.m. April 17 in Heinz Memorial Chapel, with a recep-
Vira I. Heinz was among the foremost. Born Vira M. Ingham in what is now the Brighton Heights neighborhood of Pittsburgh in 1932, she married Clifford S. Heinz, son of Henry J. Heinz, founder of the food processing company. Clifford Heinz died in 1935. Over the next four decades, Mrs. Heinz actively engaged in the
Drama Script by Lisa Parker Cast Josh - choir member Kevin - choir member Choir Director/Worship Leader Claire - choir member Emma - choir member Angie - choir member Betty - church member, older lady Extras - the choir Options before the last song 1. Three children do a biblical scene 2. A child (boy o
A” on the front panel (Figures 4 & 5), and Eastin (1965:34) drew one with a paper label (Figure 6). F.&J. Heinz, Sharpsburg, Pennsylvania (1876-1888) After the bankruptcy, on February 14, 1876, Heinz’ brother, John, and his cousin, Frederick Heinz, provided 3,000 capital to r
on the Harmonia Mundi USA label. In addition to the services in Chapel, the Choir performs at the Two Moors Festival on Thursday 15 October, and joins forces with the Choir of Jesus College for a joint Choral Evensong in their Chapel on Tuesday 27 October, and with the Choir of Tiffin Girls’ School on Tuesday 10 November in Clare Chapel.
OHRID CHOIR FESTIVAL 2019 MACEDONIA. 2 PAGE CATEGORY CHOIR COMPETITION SACRED PLACE COUNTRY FOLK POP. 3 . The Adam Mickiewicz University Academic Choir has been continuing the choral tradition of the Wielkopolska region for almost 60 years. The choir was founded in 1966 in Poznań, the
Meekings 2 Contents 3 Declaration 4 Abstract 6 A Mist that Rises from the Sea 215 How A Personal History is Constructed: An Annotated Index of the Past 215 A. Aberdeen Bestiary 226 B. Beginnings 233 C. Chronophobia 237 H. Happiness
