Centennial Lecture Hall July 26, 1967 8:15p.m

Kindschi, Lynne, Soprano

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Centennial Lecture HallJuly 26, 19678:15 p.m

Kindschi, Lynne

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Illinois State University ISU ReD: Research and eData School of Music Programs Music 7-26-1967 Lynne Kindschi, Soprano Lynne Kindschi Soprano Illinois State University Follow this and additional works at: https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/somp  Part of the Music Performance Commons Recommended Citation Kindschi, Lynne Soprano, "Lynne Kindschi, Soprano" (1967). School of Music Programs. 3417. https://ir.library.illinoisstate.edu/somp/3417 This Concert Program is brought to you for free and open access by the Music at ISU ReD: Research and eData. It has been accepted for inclusion in School of Music Programs by an authorized administrator of ISU ReD: Research and eData. For more information, please contact ISUReD@ilstu.edu. PRESENTS LYNNE KINDSCHI - soprano assisted by D. EDWARD TANDY - piano GAIL HOLDRIDGE - piano 8:15 p.m. July 26, 1967 Centennial Lecture Hall , B Flat Major, No. I Praeludium Allemande Corrente Sarabande Menuet I, II Gigue PROGRAM Gail Holdridge II chen Open your door softly and steal below. Tomorrow the rose will after the rapture of the night. J. S. Bach R. Strauss into the moonlit garden bloom more sublimely R. Strauss And tomorrow the sun will shine again, and the pa t h that I shall follow will reun i te us. Mute, we shall gaze into each other's eyes, and upon us will descend the great silence of happiness. Schatten meiner Locken H. Wolf In the shadow of my curls my lover lies asleep. He calls me his temptress and yet here he sleeps beside me. Shall I wake him? Ah, no'. ,rlassene Maegdlein H. Wolf Early, before the stars vanish, I rise to light the fire. S u n k e n i n g r i e f I g a z e a t t h e f I a m e s, . S u d d e n I y , I realize, faithless lover, that all night I have dreamed of you. tss uns Frieden schliessen H. Wolf Dearest beloved, we have fought too long already. If great kings and princes can make peace, don't you think two loving hearts can do it also? bin Penna einen Liebsten H. Wolf I h ave a lover who I ives in Penna .. Lynne Kindschi INTERMISSION • • J II Postludium, Op. 13, No. 10 E. Dohnany i S. Barber Nocturne Prelude and Dance No. 2 P. Cres 'ton Gail Holdridge IV Exsultate, Jubilate, K. 165 W. A. Mozart I • A 11 e g ro Exalt, re101ce, 0 happy soul-s· heavens resound in song. and let the Recitative Ri se up and rejoice all ye b l essed . With full hand make offerings of garlands and I ii ies. II. Andante And Thou, 0 Crown of Virgins, grant us peace, and assuage the passions that touch our hearts. JII. Vivace Alleluia! Lynne Kindschi INSTRUMENTAL ENSEMBLE: First Viol in Second Violin Viola Ce 11 o Oboe Horn Harpsichord *David Moskovitz Deanne Hauser Sister Mary Sheila Nolan Patricia Ferguson *Lawrence Kinney *Howard Rye Diane Jones Mary Heismann Carol Ann O'Hare Edward Tandy *Faculty 

Recital: Lynne Kindschi, Soprano; July 26, 1967

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Lynne Kindschi, Soprano

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