The KSU Women\u27s Choir, directed by Dr. Alison Mann, Associate Professor of Choral Music Education, and the Lost Mountain Middle School Choruses present a performance titled  I Carry Your Heart With Me.https://digitalcommons.kennesaw.edu/musicprograms/2170/thumbnail.jp

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Saturday, February 3, 2018Dr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center, Morgan HallSeventy-fourth and Seventy-fifth Concertsof the 2017-18 Concert SeasonThursday, March 7, 2019 at 8 pmDr. Bobbie Bailey & Family Performance Center, Morgan HallFifty-ninth Concert of the 2018-19 Concert Season   withLost Mountain Middle School7th and 8th Grade ChorusesAlison Mann, ConductorJay Champion, ConductorKacy Bishop, ConductorBrenda Brent, Collaborative Pianist1819SEASONLost Mountain Middle School 7th Grade ChorusJay Champion and Kacy Bishop, ConductorsLAUREN BERNOFSKYThe TigerDREW COLLINSSilver Creek LullabyLost Mountain Middle School 8th Grade ChorusJay Champion and Kacy Bishop, ConductorsANDRÉ J. THOMASI Dream a Worldarr. Jay ChampionThis Little Light of Minei carry your heart with meKennesaw State University Women's ChoirAlison Mann, ConductorBEVERLY PATTONExaudi! Laudate!CARSON COOMANA Prayer Before SleepLorin Green, fluteFRANCISCO NUNEZFour Spanish LullabiesI. Crióme Mi MadreII. Tengo SuenoIV. CucuSean Thrower, guitarMICHAEL C. KREGLERi carry your heart Four Spanish Lullabies | Francisco NunezFour Spanish Lullabies is a collection of original lullabies composed of anonymous texts from different regions and time periods in Spain. The first lullaby tells a beautiful story in which the narrator remembers his mother singing to him and foretelling a wonderful future for him, one that did not necessarily come about. The text comes from Trubia and uses various words from the region. Because of the proximity of Trubia to Portugal, and Portugal's influence on Brazil, the composer used Brazilian rhythms throughout.The second lullaby is an acapella setting that depicts a mother's fatigue in caring for her child and her need to rest.The fourth lullaby is a comical Spanish nursery rhyme featuring chorus and two soloists.I. Crióme Mi MadreCrióme Mi Madrefeliz y contentu,cuando me dormiame iba diciendo:Ea, ea, ea,tu has de ser marques,conde o caballero,y por mi desgraciayo apprendi a "goxeru."Facia los "goose"en mes de Xineruy por el veranocobraba el dinero.Aqui esta la vidadel pobre "goxeru,"Ea, ea, ea.My mother raised mehappy and content.When I went to sleepshe would say:Lullaby, lullabyyou should become a marquisa count or a gentleman.But alas, I learnedto weave baskets.All during JanuaryI made baskets,and during the summerI collected the money.This is the lifeof a basketmaker,Lullaby, lullaby.II. Tengo SuenoTengo Sueno, tengo sueno,tengo ganas de dormir.Un ojo tengo cerrado,otro ojo a medio abrir.I'm so sleep, I'm so sleepy,I need to go to sleep.I have one eye closed,and the other is half open.IV. CucuCucu, cucu, cantaba la rana,debajo del agua;paso un caballero,de capa y sombrero;paso una señora,con falda de cola;paso una criada,llevando ensalada;le pido un ramito,no le quiso dar;se metro en el squad,se echo a revolcar.Cucu, cucu, the frog was singing,under the water,a gentleman passed by,with a cape and a hat;A lady passed by,with a long skirt;A babysitter passed by,carrying a salad;He asked for a piece,she wouldn't give him any;he went back to the water,and swam away.LOST MOUNTAIN 7TH GRADE CHORUSGryphon BentonAlexis BirdLeighanne BryantKyndall CapersConnor CarlinWilliam ChipmanInaya ChristmasTamia DraperDelaney DroppAngelina DuvallJada EnninLangley FairclothConnor FitzgeraldCarlie FranklinAlexa FreedmanGrant GarrettAshlin GloverAnna GuynnMegan HannonAria HannonNina HeardPanama HighfieldKristen HurAudrey JasperAvery JesionowskiEleanor JohnsonImani JohnsonHannah KnightRylan MartinMegan MeadowsElysia Meeks-OrtizMcKenna MurphyRachel NettletonLogan PagelsenAbbie PaulAdeline PerrecaJordan PlessLia PohlJordan PriceCaroline QuartelTimothy RainsAnsley ReevesWeston RobertsonSofia Romero-DelgadoStella SailorsLauren SchroerNathaniel SmithMariella StevensDeja SumlinBryce TaneriAnna VossRyley WatsonCarl WitzelLOST MOUNTAIN 8TH GRADE CHORUSJoy AdekanmbiAnika AholaMadison BallardHayden BarkerPreston BayaniAva BillingsleyJackson BohanonOlivia CanaanMackenzie CannonSophia CaveneyGabrielle ColemanAinsley CollierCaroline ColvinMegan CsokeKayla DarnellEllis DillKatheryn DistafanoBlake DwelleBryan EnabnitHannah ExumMadeleine FisetteJessica FixLuke FrittsJacob GaddyAlice GardnerDyllon GlazeAllison GospodareckSamantha GuerciaElizabeth HarveyKenneth HoangAsher HoganVictoria HuffLilly JonesMacy KigerZoe KirklandAlyssa Knox-WilsonJosh KonomaParker KramerReagan KroghAlenise Laboy-SantiagoKailey LahtiKaty LankfordCallie LarioAnthony MaioloSamantha MansonLola MasseyMiles McGeeChayse McKinneyOreoluwa OlayinkaKyra PalmerConstance RakesBurke ReidAnsley ReimersMason RountreeMiranda SamiecHannah SamuelMadison SanfordSterling SellierJaiyanna SmithLily SosebeeLauren SweatMac TatumTaylor TemplinMadison TheresiasTatiana ThompsonSarah TorrenceJuliette Vergel De DiosChloe VitturAmelia VukovinskyChristina WaldnerEleanor WarrenAbby WatersRayna WhyteKENNESAW STATE UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S CHOIRJordan AdamsEmily AhernBrenda AlmarasNatalya BaptisteMorgan BlacksmithVictoria BrodeurEmma CalhounHannah ElliottLauren FaulknerAshley HudsonHaley JohnsonBritney KazibweJessica KeeneyAmy LaikJillyan LoghryKate MaginnisTaylor MaherSierra MansonKayla MarksYazmeen MayesAnne MichaloveMeghan MoranHannah NortonAutumn PerryLindsay PetersonBrianna PowersMarissa RodriguezRegan RomunoMady SanchezAnnamarie ScavelliJanelle SchultzVictoria SigurAllie SzatmarySanjana VenkatJay Champion, conductor has taught chorus, general music, and electronic music composition at Lost Mountain Middle School in Kennesaw since 1998. He regularly serves as a clinician, guest conductor, music technology instructor, composer, and arranger. Recognized as a leader in the use of technology in the music classroom, Mr. Champion has taught professional development courses and presented at state and national conventions.Mr. Champion earned a Bachelor Degrees in Music Education as a voice major and Music Composition from Louisiana State University in Baton Rouge. He earned his Master's Degree in Music Education, and Education Specialist Degree at the University of Georgia. He has performed and recorded with the LSU A Cappella Choir, the Moses Hogan Chorale, and the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra Chorus and Chamber Chorus, and Coro Vocati. Mr. Champion has enjoyed success in a wide variety of areas of composition and music production. He has written countless arrangements for string quartets, choirs, and orchestras.Mr. Champion is a music minister at St. Joseph’s Catholic Church in Marietta, and the director of Encore Choir Camp at Spivey Hall on the campus of Clayton State University. He lives in Marietta with his wife Evelyn, his sons David, Charlie, and Sam, and his father, Albert.Kacy Bishop, conductor is Assistant Director to the Lost Mountain Choral Department and drama teacher, and in her 13th year of teaching. Mrs. Bishop taught middle school chorus for 10 years in Cherokee County Schools, growing the program from 60 students to over 250, taking over 100 students to All State Chorus, and directed the Cherokee County Honor Chorus in 2013. While in Cherokee County, she also produced one musical and one murder mystery play a year for 6 years and served as music director for Academy Street Theater for Oklahoma, The Music Man, and Mary Poppins. She joined the drama department at Marietta High School in 2015, where she served as the music director for the three musicals produced that year. Mrs. Bishop is in her second year at Lost Mountain Middle School, where her drama department has performed Beauty and the Beast, Jr. and Legally Blonde, Jr., as well as a Murder Mystery Dinner Theater. She is very proud to have produced a student written/directed work, Winston, as the final show of the 2017-18 school year and hopes to be an advocate for the performance of student written work.After receiving her Masters in Music Education from the University of Georgia, she and her husband, Jonathan, are starting their Specialists Degree in Instructional Technology from Kennesaw State University. She lives in Canton with said husband and two adorable children.Alison Mann, conductor is Associate Professor of Choral Music Education and Program Coordinator for Music Education at Kennesaw State University, where she teaches coursework in Choral Methods, Advanced Choral Conducting and Literature, Foundations of Music Education, and Vocal Pedagogy for Ensemble Singing. Mann also supervises student teachers, coordinates edTPA, and serves as Conductor of the KSU Women’s Choir. Additionally, she is a founding singer and personnel manager for Atlanta based professional chamber choir, Coro Vocati.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, and Judy Bowers.Dr. Mann is currently the Southern Division ACDA Women’s Choir Repertoire and Standards chair, and past Georgia state ACDA Membership Chair. She serves on the executive planning committee for the Southern Division American Choral Directors Association. 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, and has conducted state ACDA honor choirs, and All State choruses in multiple states.Welcome!Thank you for making time in your busy schedules to support the performances of the Kennesaw State University School of Music. 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Women\u27s Choir with Lost Mountain Middle School 7th and 8th Grade Choruses

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Women\u27s Choir with Lost Mountain Middle School 7th and 8th Grade Choruses

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