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Brent, Brenda

Burnett, J. D.

Chen, Peng-Chian

D\u27Ambrosio, David

Folsom, Janice

Johnston, Gregory

Mann, Alison

Sparks, Elise Eskew

English

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programThursday, October 22, 2015 at 7:00 p.m.Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center, Morgan HallTwenty-sixth Concert of the 2015-16 Concert SeasonKSU School of Music presentsIntercollegiate Women's Choral FestivalJ. D. Burnett, conductorJanice Folsom, conductorAlison Mann, conductorElise Eskew Sparks, conductorPeng-Chian Chen, pianoGregory Johnston, pianoBrenda Brent, pianoDavid D'Ambrosio, pianoJOHN RUTTER (b. 1945)Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing DayWOLFGANG AMADEUS MOZART (1756-1791)Laudate Dominumfrom Vespere Solemnes de Confessore, K. 339Wanda Yang Temko, soloistHARRI WESMAN (b. 1949)Water Under Snow Is WearyRachel Zhu, fluteLance Lu, celloDAVID BRUNNER (b. 1953)Radiant Sister of the DayGeorgia Tech Women's ChoirPAVEL CHESNOKOV (1877-1944)Hvalite imia GhospodneOLA GJEILO (b. 1978)TundraNatalie Spruell, soloistBriana Robinson, Harriet Skowronek, violinsTori Forbes, violaSorena Campbell, celloEDWARD ELGAR (1857-1934)The SnowIMANT RAMINSH (b. 1943)The Sun is a Luminous ShieldROBERT JOHNSON (1911-1938)arr. Moira SmileyThey're Red HotAgnes Scott Collegiate ChoraleSTEPHEN PAULUS (1949-2014)Afternoon on a HillDAN FORREST (b. 1978)Good Night, Dear HeartZEBULON M. HIGHBENAnd Miriam Sang (Shiru L'Adonai)Joseph Donahue, Lane Hunter, Brooks Payne, percussionistsJOAN SZYMKO (b. 1957)Wynken, Blynken, and NodKennesaw State University Women's ChoirBITAR SITOMPULTaradigadingdang JUDE B. ROLDANHalina't Umawit Sa PanginoonLauren Whitham, conductorELEANOR DALEY (b. 1955)Lake Isle of InisfreeABBIE BETINIS (b. 1980)Suffer No GriefMICHAEL BOJESEN (b. 1998)EternityROSEPHANYE POWELL (b. 1962)Still I RiseIntercollegiate Combined Choirstext and translationsLaudate Dominum  |  W. A. MozartLaudate Dominum omnes gentes,Laudate eum, omnes populiQuoniam confirmata estSuper nos misericordia ejus,Et veritas Domini manet in aeternum.Gloria Patri et Filio et Spiritui Sancto. Sicut erat in principio, et nunc,et semper, et in saecula saeculorum,Amen.Praise the Lord, all nations;Praise Him, all people.For He has bestowedHis mercy upon us,And the truth of the Lord endures forever.Glory to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, As it was in the beginning, is now, and forever,and for generations of generations. Amen.Hvalite imia Ghospodne  |  Pavel ChesnokovHvalíte ímia Ghospódñe,Hvalíte, rabí Ghospóda.Allilúya.Blagoslovén Ghospód ot Sióna,Zhïvïy vo Ierusalíme. Allilúya.Ispovédaytesia Ghospódevi,yáko blag.yáko v vek mílost Yegó.Allilúya.Praise the name of the Lord;Praise the Lord, O you His servants. Alleluia.Blessed be the Lord from Zion,He who dwells in Jerusalem. Alleluia.O give thanks unto the Lord,for He is good,For His mercy endures forever. Alleluia.And Miriam Sang  |  Zebulon M. HighbenShiru L'Adoniaki ga'oh ga'ahsus vero che vovramahvai yamSing to the Lordfor the Lordis highly exalted.The horse and his rider,are throwninto the sea.GEORGIA TECH WOMEN'S CHOIRKulsoom AbdullahJuliana AlfonsoKristiana ArucaSteffi Acevedo BarradasAmy BonecutterJackie BorinskiGabby Campiglia Aradhana ChandraCristina CouvillionSarah DangMandy Davis  Nicole DavisKate DixonBeatrice Domingo Alice DrakeKatherine Gordon Emma HamiltonNgoc Yen Chi HuynhLi JiaqingNidhi KoshySarah LanierTheresa Mayo Amelia McCormickRachel MillerVictoria OkudohAshley ParkMorgen ScottLakshmi SenthilnathanKrishma SingalCatherine StephensElizabeth WardenXiaofan WuAGNES SCOTT COLLEGIATE CHORALEIshara AgostiniCandace AllisonJosette BisbeeSydney BrittTaylor BrooksWhitney BrownAshley BuchananSorena CampbellGrace DownsTori ForbesLauren GodfreyYasmine GreenBryn HigdonJasmine HowardCarlette JonesCarmen JonesGrayce JonesZoe KatzIsabel LaneKristina LylesMichelle McGuireRainy NorrisCharity OutlawJennifer PrinceJenny RickeTori SchaeffnerMilena ScialfaBriunna SmithJane SnyderRachel SpearsNatalie SpruellSandy TranVictoria WallaceEvie WangSophia WickerSelena YunqianpersonnelUNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA WOMEN'S GLEE CLUBSena Ahiayibor Sevda Arjomand Alexa Ballew Ashely Ballew Brittany BorzilloHaley BraswellCaroline Cain Savannah Coleman Allsion CollierKatherine Davis Piper De Maine Sarah Doverspike Catalina DullingBailey Eskew Brianna FloydNicole GarciaKENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CHOIRCallie BernsteinJordan BogigianAshleigh BradfordBethany BurgessSavana ChapmanAllison ChipmanLindee CrawfordNikki D’HeureuxAshley DoyalMadison EllisLauren FaulknerCayla FranzmanEmily GravenBrittany GriffithChanqueria GrimesEmily HeringDenise HernandezKristin HoustonLane HunterJesse HuskeyGabriella JaramilloDeAnna JohnsonHannah KovalVictoria LescotaSierra MansonKayla MarksLyinoluwa Deborah MatthewKenya McGeeReAnna NewlonAi NguyenEricka PalmerClaire PappasMaria PhillipsMarielle ReedSiobhan RodriguezKim RoyerLindsey SandersMarissa ScottSarah SeippelElizabeth ShaverDanielle SmithJennell SmithSarah StevensAlyssa StowersMacy SwansonAyana ThomasJamie ThomasKatherine ThomasHeather TwoheyBrielle UnderwoodLana UrbinaChristina VeharLauren White Cay WilliamsNatalie WilliamsonKahri YeagerSana ZindaniDirector, Georgia Tech Women's ChoirJanice Folsom, director of the Georgia Tech Women’s Choir, taught music in the Atlanta area for over thirty years, including 29 years as Choral Director at Fayette County High School where she also served as Fine Arts Department Chair and as Music Contact for the county. She is the founder and conductor of the Southern Crescent Chorale, an auditioned community chorus headquartered in Fayetteville. A native Georgian, she holds the Bachelor of Music degree from Samford University and the Master of Music Education degree from Louisiana State University. In addition to her work with Southern Crescent Chorale and Georgia Tech, Ms. Folsom serves as a Head Adjudicator for the Georgia Music Educators Association (GMEA) Performance Evaluations conducted throughout the state, and on the Spivey Hall Education Committee. Ms. Folsom’s skills as a choral conductor and educator have been widely recognized. A National Board Certified Teacher, she was selected as one of three finalists for the Georgia Teacher Hall of Fame in 1999. She has conducted honor choruses and workshops throughout Georgia, including the GMEA Women’s All-State biographiesHannah Glass Naomi Goldstein Breylee GordonFelicity Guy Miranda Hermes Chandler Hickman Amber Jenkins Jasandeep Kaur Colleen Keeler Callen KnightJuliana LimaAisling ManisonMackenzie Marr Abbey MartinKate McCarty Olivia Morris Jasmyn Nash India Nelson Myah Paden Anna Peebles Natalie PerkinsAshtyn Powell Mary Ray Paige Richardson Jordan Richey Dianna Ricketts Courtney Schaefer Coutney Schneider Emily Selby Bethany Severance Rachel Silverstein Deborah Stephens Amber TejedaSarah Thompson Isabella Tondi-RestaPerla Trejo Rachel VerdettoShreya Visvanathan Tessa Walker Sofie Williams Associate Professor of Choral Music Education, KSUAlison Mann is Associate Professor of Choral Music Education and Program Coordinator for Music Education at Kennesaw State Univer-sity, where she teaches coursework in Choral Methods, Foundations of Music Education and Vocal Pedagogy for Ensemble Singing. Mann also supervises student teachers and 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 Choral Activities at William R. Boone High School and was also the Assistant Conductor of the Orlando Chorale. While in Orlando, choirs and soloists under her direction received top honors at the district and state levels.Dr. Mann received her Ph.D. in Music Education and Choral Conducting from the University of Oregon, and a Masters of Choral Music Education and Bachelors of Choral Music Education from Florida State University. Dr. Mann has studied conducting and music education with André Thomas, Kevin Fenton, Sharon J. Paul, Judy Bowers and Harry Price. Dr. Mann is currently the Southern Division ACDA Women’s Choir Repertoire and Standards Chair, and the Georgia state ACDA Membership Chair. Mann has also served as the ACDA Multicultural and Ethics Repertoire and Standards Chair for the states of Georgia and Oregon, and the Georgia Women’s Choir Repertoire and Standards Chair.Chorus. Her acclaimed choirs have performed around the world and at many music conferences and special events. Previously, Ms. Folsom sang with the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus under the direction of Robert Shaw. She has served as musical director for various high school, community and professional theatre productions and has also acted professionally. Ms. Folsom is a member of GMEA, the American Choral Directors Association, and Delta Omicron and Pi Kappa Lambda honorary music fraternities. Director of Choral Activities, Agnes Scott CollegeElise Eskew Sparks has served as the Director of Choral Activities at Agnes Scott College since 2008. A North Carolina native, she has resided in Atlanta since 2003, and received a Masters of Sacred Music in choral conducting from Emory University and a Ph.D. in Music Education from Georgia State University. Elise has served as the part-time Choral Director at Decatur High School since 2012, where she has grown the program membership from 35 to 125 and took a performance tour to Ireland last February.The Women’s Choir has performed on numerous occasions with the KSU Symphony Orchestra and performed the world premiere of Nico Muhly’s composition, How Soon, with Grammy award-winning ensemble, eighth blackbird. Additionally, they were invited to sing at the GMEA 2014 In-Service Conference in Savannah. Her professional affiliations include the American Choral Directors Association, National Association for Music Education, Georgia Music Educators Association, National Collegiate Choral Organization, and the International Society for Music Education. Her research has been presented at the state, regional and international levels. Dr. Mann is an active conductor, clinician and adjudicator.Associate Director of Choral Activities, UGAJ. D. Burnett is Associate Director of Choral Activities at the University of Georgia. He is also the Artistic Director and Conductor of the Kinnara Ensemble, a chamber choir of professional singers based in Princeton, New Jersey. His prior appointments include Assistant Conductor of the Dallas Symphony Chorus, Associate Conductor of the Masterwork Chorus of New Jersey, Conductor of the Young Men's Ensemble of the New Jersey Youth Chorus, Artistic Director of the New Jersey Chamber Singers, Assistant Conductor of the Westminster Choir, Music Director of the Houston Masterworks Chorus, and Music Director of Men's Consort Houston. He has served on the choral music faculties at San Jose State University, Montclair State University, and the University of North Texas.Dr. Burnett did undergraduate study at Stanford University and Oklahoma State University and holds advanced degrees in choral music from Westminster Choir College and the University of North Texas. As a professional choral singer, Burnett has performed seasons, concerts and recordings with the Stillwater Chamber Singers, Cantare Houston, The Santa Fe Desert Chorale, Fuma Sacra, the Choir of Trinity Church Wall Street, the Oregon Bach Festival Chorus, and Conspirare. DirectorStephen W. 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