 Chorus
9-29-12
Mr. Brett Karlin, director of HCC's choral studies, Ms. Emi Stefanov, pianist, and both choirs plus special appearences by guests, gave an outstanding concert this evening. Voice instructor Stephanie Barnett-Sager sang with the chorus presenting Mozart's "Laudate Dominum". Elsewhere on the program Mrs. Barnett-Sager sang "Pie Jesu" from Faure's Requiem. Mr. Karlin's vision for the concert centered around individuals and communities who are dealing with loss. He opened the concert with plainsong, "Requiem aeternum", sung in the aisles surrounding the audience, which was followed by members from Mr. John Demas guitar studio who set up an ostinato as the choir made their way to the stage. Bravo Coro!
Full Program below-
| HCC Choral Concert |
| Mr. Brett Karlin, conductor |
| Ms. Emi Stefanov, accompanist |
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Combined Choirs |
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| Requiem |
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Plainchant |
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Collegium |
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| An
Old Epitaph |
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Henry Purcell
(1659-1695) |
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Featuring The HCC
Guitar Ensemble |
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Concert Choir |
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| Requiem |
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Eliza Gilkyson / arr.
Johnson |
| Epitaph |
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Dan Locklair (b.
1949) |
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| Take,
O take those lips away |
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Emma Lou Diemer (b.
1927) |
| Pie
Jesu from Requiem, Op. 48 |
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Gabriel Faure (1845 -
1924) |
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Stephanie Bamett
Sager, soprano |
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Collegium |
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| Soldier
Boy |
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John Rutter (b. 1945) |
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Trisha Carman,
soprano |
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| Pedro
Lassalle, tenor |
| Will
there really be a Morning? |
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Craig Hella Johnson
(b. 1962) |
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| Sonata
Pathetique, mvmt. II, Op. 13 |
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Ludwig van Beethoven
(1770 - 1827) |
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Ms. Emi Stefanov |
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| Laudate
Dominum, K. 339 |
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W.A. Mozart (1756 -
1791) |
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Stephanie Barnett
Sager, soprano |
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| Look
for the Silver Lining |
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Jerome Kern and Buddy
DeSylva / arr. Zegree |
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Combined Choirs |
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| True
Light |
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Keith Hampton |
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Timothy Richardson,
baritone |
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| Pedro
Lassalle, tenor |
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