This is the program for the senior baritone recital of Tony Lynn Jones. Mr. Jones was accompanied on the piano by Susan Atkinson. This recital took place on April 29, 2002, in the McBeth Recital Hall in the Mabee Fine Arts Center

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Ouachita Baptist University Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita Concert Performances, Programs, and Posters Division of Music 4-29-2002 Tony Lynn Jones in a Senior Baritone Recital Tony Lynn Jones Ouachita Baptist University Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/music  Part of the Music Education Commons, and the Music Performance Commons Recommended Citation Jones, Tony Lynn, "Tony Lynn Jones in a Senior Baritone Recital" (2002). Concert Performances, Programs, and Posters. 1539. https://scholarlycommons.obu.edu/music/1539 This Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Division of Music at Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita. It has been accepted for inclusion in Concert Performances, Programs, and Posters by an authorized administrator of Scholarly Commons @ Ouachita. For more information, please contact mortensona@obu.edu. ' Ouachita Baptist University BemiGe Young Jones School of Fine Arts Division of Music Presents Tony Lynn Jones Baritone & Sus.an Atkinson Piano In a Senior Voice Recital April 29, 2002 11:00 am W. Francis McBeth Recital Hall Mabee Fine Arts Center The Passion My Father Look upon My Anguish (1685-1759) Selve voi che le speranze Tanto Sopirero Don Giovanni George Frederic Har: Salvator Rosa (1 615- l -: Pietro Paolo Bencini ( 1700-1-: -Ho capito, signor si Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1 756-. -Sonntag .Johannes Brahms (1 833- ~ -Dichterliebe Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne Robert Schumann (181 0--. -Myrthen Der Nussbaum Les Chansons de Miarka La Pluie Les nuits d'ete Villanelle Biblical Songs I will Sing New Songs of Gladness God Is My Shepherd Thou My Vision Alexandre Georges (1850-1938) Hector Berlioz (1803-1869) Antonin Dvorak (i841-1904) arr. Matthew Lewis ( 1979- ) Ho Capito, signor si Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart I understand, Sir, yes, I will hang my head and be off Since this is your pleasure I have no choice. To be sure you are a nobleman . No doubt of that at all; It is for you to condescend To give me orders. Wretch, hussy, You will be .the death ofme, Coming, coming! Stay then, stay! A most honourable situation, Let our nobleman Make a lady of you! Selve,. voi che le speranze Salvator Rosa Forest, they green arbors shaded To repose and joy invite me; Never is thy calm invaded, Th~re true pleasure and peace smiling delight me. Tanto sospirero Pietro Paolo Bencini E'er will I sigh in woe, • E'er bitter tears shall flow, Till she at last shall know of love I perish. E'en then my soul shall vow, "Dear one, I love thee so!" Sonntag Johannes Brahms And here's a 'week I haven't seen her The little maid I'm looking for! 'Twas a Sunday that I spied her Just by the church door. · My-sweet and twenty ladybird, My shy and .plenty rosybud Come the day when I may see her dear face once more And so 'tis now a week o' work days I bin laughing and fain, Sinee I seen her through the-churchyard Going by me quite plain. Die Rose, die·Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne Robert Schumann lhe rose and the lily, the dove, sun agleaming, I once loved them dearly in raptured dreaming; I love them no more; Alone do I love her, the fair one, the rare qne, 0 naught is above her! The fountain, she of all love dreaming; The rose and the lily, the dove, sun ag\eaming I love her, the fair one, the rare ene. 0 naught is above her, I love her! Der Nussbaum Robert Schumann There stands a green nut tree near 'yon door, Rarely; Airily spreading its leafy array before, With sweetest of blooms on every bough: Swaying, sighing, O'er it the tender breezes blow. The blossoms whisp'ring two by two; Wending, bending, tenderly kissing, their heads they bow. They whisper about a maiden Still dreaming and scheming by day and riight: Hardly she knew her own will. They're whisp'ring, they;re whisp'ring: How many a mortal ear tell their spell? Whisp'ring, "A bridegroom will come next year!" The maiden harkens; They munnur low; Wond'ring, Pond'ring, Dreamful smiling she slum-bers now. La Pluie Alexandre Georges The rain, the rain with green fingers Plays on the skin of the dead leaves Its joyful tune of the tambourine. The rain, the rain with blue feet Dances its whirling dance, Making circles in the dust. The rain, the rain with its fresh lips Kisses the earth upon its parched lips. Causing the stays of the grain to crack. Villanelle Hector Berlioz When the new season will come, When the frost will have vanished, We two shall go, my lovely one, To gather lilies-of-the-valley in the woods. Under our feet, picking the pearls Which one sees trembling in the mom; We shall go to hear the blackbirds, We shall go to hear the blackbirds whistling; Spring has come, my lovely one; This is the blessed month for lovers; And the bird smoothing its wings, Says a poem on the rim of its nest. Oh, come then to this mossy bank To talk of our glorious love, And tell me with you voice so sweet, Forever! Far, far away, straying from our path Let us put to flight the hidden rabbit And the buck, in the mirror of the springs Admiring its bent antlers; Then homeward, so happy, so at ease, Entwining our fingers to make a basket, Let us return, carrying wild strawberries. This recital is i:,resented in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree Bachelor of Church Musk. Mr. Jones is a student of Dr. Steve Gainer. 

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