Spring 2005

	Spring 2005: Spring Songs and Lullabies
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	Sopranos go over a section with Director Michael Sanflippo before concert time.
	Program Come Ye Makers of Song, R. W. Henderson, Text adapted from H. Purcell Draw Her Home, M. Miller, Text by Shakespeare Soloist: Lucy Malatesta Orpheus with His Lute, J. Phillips, Text by Shakespeare Lark in the Clear Air, Traditional Irish, Arr. C. Delanoy Bright Is the Ring of Words, D. E. Wagner, Text by R. L. Stevenson Te Quierot, A. Favero, Text by M. Benedetti Soloist: Lucy Malatesta, Dos Tamas Populares Cubanos Danza del Antiplano, L. Brower Four Spanish Lullabies, F. J. Nunez Trio: Tracy Booth, Jean Cress, Barbara Freiden Echo Song, O. di Lasso Three Madrigals About Music, Arr. J. W. Harris Down by the Salley Gardens, Traditional Irish, Arr. M. Cleveland Theee Lullabies, Traditional Pennsylvania Dutch, Canadian, Irish, Soloist: Debra Boyman Variations on a Them Opus 9, W. A. Mozart The Source of the Waters, N. Telfer Weep No More, D. N. Childs, Text by J. Keats A Red, Red Rose, A McBroom Trio: Becca Heard, Karen Fontes, Rayellen Smith Rothsay-O, Traditional Scottish, Arr. K. Berg Piccolo: Victoria Fortna
	Guest Artist: Loren C. Fortna A classical guitarist, Loren began his training as a senior in high school. Since that time his expressive playing has been repeatedly requested by Dr. William Payne, choral director at Bucknell University with whom Loren has performed extensively throughout the United States and Canada. In 1997, Loren graduated with a degree in music theory from Susquehanna University where he became a member of the Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia Fraternity of America. Following this, Loren completed his master of guitar performance in 2000 at the University of Akron with Stephen Aron. In addition, he has had extensive training in early guitar music with Dennis Cinelli at Montclair State University. He is currently the vocal and general music teacher of the Springfield, NJ elementary schools.	Classical Guitarist Loren Fortna and his wife, Victoria who accompanied Concord Singers on the piccolo

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