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Music in the Romantic and Neo-Romantic
Style, plus Songs of Love
Directed by Michael Sanflippo, accompanied
by Carolyn Parody and with special guest accompanist and organ soloist,
James S. Little organist/choirmaster of Calvary Episcopal Church and
Musical Director of the Choral Art Society of New Jersey
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Program
FULL CHORUS
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I Know Not What the Dove Says, Johannes
Brahms with word by Friedrich Ruckert
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Laudate Pueri (Ye Sons of Israel), Felix
Mendelssohn
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Four Songs from the Fountain of Youth,
Johannes Brahms/ed. John Rutter
When Roses Bloom in the Springtime
The Mountains Are Jagged
The Willow Trees Are Waving
Go Down and Look in the Churchyard
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Messe Basse (Low Mass), Gabriel Faure
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Hear My Prayer,
Felix Mendelssohn
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Fairy Chorus from A Midsummer Night's Drea,
Felix Mendelssohn, arranged by Emily Crocker (James s. Little,
Organist)
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Scherzo, Eugene Gigout - Organ
Interlude by James S. Little
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Sure on This Shining Night,
Samuel Barber, arranged by Emily Crocker, words by James Agee
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Walzer der Freude, Johann Strauss,
arranged by Gerald Wirth, words by Elke Wirth
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Carillon de Westminster, Louis Verne
- Organ Interlude by James S. Little
CELESTIA CHAMBER CHORUS
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Si Te Viex,
S. Hatfield
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American Madrigals, K Meechem:
Kansas Boys
Adam's
Bride
New York Girls,
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Two Mountain Ballads: He's Gone Away, Will
He Remember, arranged by Ron Nelson
FULL CHORUS
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He's Gone Away, Traditional, arranged
by Ron Nelson
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Now, Daniel Brubaker, poem by e. e.
cummings
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Dirait-On, from Les Chansons des Roses,
Morten Lauridsen, words by Rainer Maria Rilke
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The
Swallow,
Traditional Newfoundland ballad, arranged by Bob Chilcott
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A song Beyond My Singing, by Earlene
Rentz, words by Terry W. York
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My Funny Valentine,
Richard Rogers, words by Lorenz Hart, arranged by Kirby Shaw
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My Favorite Things,
Richard Rogers, words by Oscar Hammerstein, arranged by Joy Ondra
Hirokawa
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Funding
has been made possible in part by the New Jersey State Council on the
Arts, Department of State, a partner agency of the National Endowment
for the Arts, through a grant administered by the Union
County Office of Cultural and Heritage Affairs.