MUN Festival and Chamber Choirs, Douglas Dunsmore, conductor (April 7, 1991

Dunsmore, Douglas

Mouton, Jean, d. 1522

Peters-Williams, Jane

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-Recital Hall M.O. Morgan Music Building Sunday, 7 April 1991 at 3:00 p.m. MUN FESTIVAL AND CHAMBER CHOIRS Douglas Dunsmore, conductor CHAMBER CHOIR I Ave Maria Exultate Deo n Sing We and Chant It Come Again Sweet Love Doth Now Invite Now is the Month of Maying m Revecy Venir Du Printemps Three French Choruses from "The Lark" 1. Spring Song 2. Court Song 3. Soldier's Song Jean Mouton (1475-1522) Giovanni Pierluigi Da Palestrina (1525-1594) Thomas Morley (1557-1602) John Dowland (1562-1626) Thomas Morley Claude LeJeune (1500-1628) Leonard Bernstein (1918-1990) Jane Peters-Williams, soprano Mark House, counter-tenor Robert Power, percussion Lift Thine Eyes Steal Away IV The Ballad of Little Musgrave and Lady Barnard (from Oxford Book of Ballads) Andreas Hartmann, accompanist Felix Mendelssohn (1809-1847) Spiritual arr. John C. Phillips music - Benjamin Britten text- Anon. Geographical Fugue Bobby Shaftoe Blind Man Soon I Will Be Done v INTERMISSION FESTIVAL CHOIR VI Ernst Toch (1887-1964) arr. David Willcocks Spirituals arr. Diane Loomer Michelle Neville, soprano Terry Howlett, baritone Mark Murphy, tenor VII "Singing is so Good a Thing" -- A RENAISSANCE ENTERTAINMENT Kirke Meecham (1925- ) Violin Peter Gardner* Mark Latham Ann Simons Andrea Rose Andrew Mercer Andy Kao Chris Snelgrove Viola John Ravnan Hermann Brunner *Concertmaster KITTIWAKE DANCE THEATRE Peter Ayers, orator Jane Peters-Williams, soprano Kittiwake Dance Theatre ORCHESTRA 'Cello Leah Wyber Pierre Kusters Harpsichord Gordon King Piccolo Andree Martin Oboe Ann Wiseman Bassoon Grant Etchegary Trumpet Donald Buell Trombone Darren MacDonald Guitar George Langdon Percussion Rob Power Adam Staple Kittiwake Dance Theatre is Newfoundland's only nor:.-profit dance theatre. In our short history, we have built a repertoire of over thirty works, incorporating a variety of style and subjects from the dramatic, to the traditional and contemporary. A number of our works reflect our Province's rich history and cultural heritage, blending the talents of locally and nationally acclaimed choreographers, musicians, artists and technicians. Our aim is twofold: *To offer aspiring young artists a chance to remain in Newfoundland while pursuing a professional career; *To offer the community workshops and performances which reflect the width and breadth of the world of dance. Kittiwake dancers have auditioned for and been accepted into programs such as the Royal Winnipeg Ballet's professional program, Quinte Dance, Interlochen Centre for the Arts, the National Ballet School, the Toronto Dance Theatre Program and the National Academy of Arts in the United States. 

MUN Festival and Chamber Choirs, Douglas Dunsmore, conductor (April 7, 1991)

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MUN Festival and Chamber Choirs, Douglas Dunsmore, conductor (April 7, 1991)

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