Department of Music Programs 1977 - 1978

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Olivet
E D U C A T I O N WITH A C H R IS T IA N P U R P O S E
Department of M usic
PROGRAMS
1977-1978
O liv e t ("la z o i-e n e C o l l e g e
Kankakee, Illinois 60901
Telephone 815-939-5011
OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE
D E P A R T M E N T OF M U S I C
presents
SENIOR RECITAL
KAREN D E F O R D ,
piano
cu>AiAte.d by
RHEA V I N S O N ,
soprano
Sue Bumpus, accompanist
La fille aux cheveux de l i n ...............Claude Debussy
Two Preludes
.......................
Dmitri Shostakovich
Op. 34, No. 13
Op. 34, No. 17
Nel cor piu non mi s e n t o .............. Giovanni Paisiello
Morgen
Richard Strauss
Extase ...................................... Henri DuParc
A Tragic Story
........................ Wolfgang A. Mozart
Impromptu, Op. 90, No. 2 ................. Franz Schubert
In the Hall of the Mountain K i n g ............ Edvard Grieg
(from Peer Gynt Suite No. _1)
How Long Wilt Thou Forget M e ? ............... Robert Powell
Hello! Hello? Oh, Margaret, It's You . Gian-Carlo Menotti
(from The Telephone)
Le Petit Negre
Three Children's Pieces for Piano Duet
Fairy Tale
Waltz
Fugue on a Russian Theme
. .
Claude Debussy
Anton Arensky
by
Jannene Tesdall, piano
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Reed Auditorium
July 9, 1977
4:00 p.m.
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O L I V E T I A N
M U S I C
C A M P
July 25 - 30, 1977
D A I L Y
S C H E D U L E
6:45 - 7:15
BREAKFAST
-
Ludwig Center
9:00
DEVOTIONS
-
Reed Science Auditorium
9:30
MUSICIANSHIP CLASS
10:30
11:45-12:15
1:00
2:30
5:00 - 5:30
7:30
INSTRUMENTAL REHEARSAL
LUNCH
-
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Ludwig Center
CHORAL REHEARSAL
-
ReedScience Auditorium
PRIVATE AND CLASS INSTRUCTION
PRIVATE PRACTICE
3:30
-
FREE TIME
DINNER
CONCERT
-
-
-
(See Names and Places
Below)*
Goodwin Hall Practice Rooms
Softball, Tennis
Ludwig Center
-
(Wednesday Only - College Church - 7 p.m.)
10:30
*
LIGHTS OUT
Matthew Airhart
D. G. Dunbar, Linda Dunbar
Alice Edwards
Harlow Hopkins
Stephen Nielson
Joe Noble
Goodwin
Goodwin
Goodwin
Goodwin
Goodwin
Goodwin
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
Hall
202
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
F A C U L T Y
A L I C E
J OE
R E C I T A L
E D W A R D S,
NOBLE,
p ia n o
te n o r
Harriet Hopkins, a cco m p a n c it
Suite, Op. 14
Allegretto
Allegro molto
Sostenuto
Bela Bartok
The Piper
The Lamb
The Shepherd
Eternity
(from Ten Blake Songs)
Ralph Vaughan Williams
a i i l i t e A by
Harlow Hopkins, clarinet
Intermezzo in e minor, Op. 119, No. 2
Intermezzo in C major, Op. 119, No.3
Johannes Brahms
Dichterliebe, Op. 48
Im wunderschonen Monat Mai
Aus meinen Thranen Spriessen
Die Rose, die Lilie, die Taube, die Sonne
Robert Schumann
La Soiree dans Grenade
(Evening in Granada)
Jardins sous la Pluie
(Gardens in the Rain)
A Simple Song
(from Mass)
Blow, Blow Thou Winter Wind
(from Three Shakespeare Songs, Op. 6, No. 3)
Reed Auditorium
July 25, 1977
7:30 p.m.
Claude Debussy
Leonard Bernstein
Roger Quilter
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
F A C U L T Y
S T E P H E N
R E C I T A L
N I E L S O N ,
Prelude and Fugue XXII, Bb minor
Sonata in G Major, 1767
Presto
Andante
Minuet
PIANO
J. S. Bach
Josef Haydn
Sonata in A Major, Op. 120
Allegro moderato
Franz Schubert
Impromptu in Eb Major, Op. 90
Franz Schubert
Intermezzo in A Major, Op. 118, No. 2
Johannes Brahms
Three Preludes
George Gershwin
Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring
Reed Auditorium
July 26, 1977
7 :30 p.m.
J. S. Bach/Myra Hess
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
F A C U L T Y
L I N D A
R E C I T A L
DUNBAR,
so p ra n o
Stephen Nielson, P-ta.no
MAT THE W
A I R H A R T ,
h o rn
Alice Edwards, P-iano
HARLOW
H OP K I NS ,
c la r in e t
Harriet Hopkins, P ian o
Intermezzo ..............................................
Concert Rondo in Eb, K. 3 7 1
Reinhold Gliere
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Ma. kinh a /ut
0 Mio Babbino Caro
Rejoice Greatly
(Gianni Schicchi) ....................
(Messiah)
Giacomo Puccini
George F. Handel
Maa. VunbaA
Concertino ............................................
CarlMaria vonWeber
MA. HopkinA
I N T E R M I S S I O N
"Solo Singing and Playing in the Church Service"
L in d a VunbaA, V. GzoAge. VunbaA, HoaZ oim HopkinA
Reed Auditorium
July 28, 1977
7:30 p.m.
C A M P
P E R S O N N E L
Chorus
LeAn Adams, Mendota, Illinois
Patti Beckwith, Owosso, Michigan
Vicki Sue Beckwith, Quincy, Michigan
Sally Bergstrom, Watseka, Illinois
Kim Braun, Urbana, Ohio
Margo Cox, Peoria, Illinois
Michele L. Glendenning, Galesburg, Illinois
Celeste Hamblin, Columbus, Ohio
Deborah Ellen Hieb, Black River Falls, Wisconsin
Jeffrey Hill, Portage, Indiana
Cathy Howell, Columbia City, Indiana
Richelle Kennedy, Ridge Farm, Illinois
Tammy Krieger, Churubusco, Indiana
Melissa Mason, Watseka, Illinois
Heather Owner, Freeport, Illinois
Tricia Linn Phares, Shelbyville, Indiana
Rebecca J. Phipps, Ridge Farm, Illinois
Bruce St. John, Bourbonnais, Illinois
Sara Shipman, Delta, Ohio
Roger Spalding, Decatur, Illinois
Martha Staley, Decatur, Illinois
Jeff Trotter, Evergreen Park, Illinois
Sheryl White, Freeport, Illinois
Paula Wilkey, Peoria, Illinois
Deborah Wolf, Marshall, Wisconsin
Yvonne Wolf, Marshall, Wisconsin
INSTRUCTORS
Matthew Airhart, Brass
D. George Dunbar, Voice
Linda Dunbar, Voice
Alice Edwards, Piano
Harlow Hopkins, Woodwinds, Instrumental Ensemble
Stephen Nielson, Piano
Joe Noble, Voice, Women's Chorus
Jewell Grothaus, Strings
Reed Auditorium
July 29, 1977
7:30 p.m.
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DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
O L I V E T I A N
M U S I C
C A M P
C O N C E R T
Trumpet Fanfare and Tune ..........................................
Suite from "Twelve Concert Pieces"
Fast
Chorale
Con Bravura
Bruce St. John, Roger Spalding, TfmmpzZZ
Matthew Airhart, Hofin
Henry Purcell
Vaclav Nelhybel
Hungarian Pastorale Fantasie ............................................
Molto Andante
Sally Bergstrom, FZuZz
Audrey Bergstrom, PZanZj>Z
Doppler
Calm as the N i g h t .................................................... Carl Bohm
Melissa Mason, MdZZO SopAXino
Sally Bergstrom, PZa.nZj>Z
Suite for Two Saxophones
Poco Agitato ........................................................
Puccini
Adagio ...........................................................
Hoffmeister
L i v e l y .................................................................... Haag
Patti Beckwith, Harlow Hopkins, Saxophones
Instrumental Ensemble. . Arrangements from "500 Hymns for Instruments" (Lillenas)
Love Lifted M e ................................................ Howard E. Smith
Wounded for M e
W. G. Ovens
Love D i v i n e
John Zundel
The Crystal Fountain ..........................................
Floyd Hawkins
Jeff Hill, Harlow Hopkins, ConducZoÛ,
Adagio Sostenuto from Trio, Op. 24 ........................................ Kummer
LeAn Adams, Jeff Trotter, Harlow Hopkins, Cl>tViZn<LZ&
Acquaint Now Thyself With H i m ....................................... Michael Head
Kim Braun, SopAano
Sally Bergstrom, PZanZiZ
Divertimento No. 5
Allegro
Rondo
W. A. Mozart
Jeff Trotter and LeAn Adams, CZaAZntZA
Deborah Hieb, 8CU>600n
Women's Chorus
Sing Unto His N a m e ................................................ John Wilson
The Water is W i d e ............................................ Luigi Zaninelli
Bourree for Bach .......................................
JohannSebastian Bach
Joe Noble, Conductor
Praise the Lord Ye Heavens Adore Him ............................ Francis Williams
Instrumental Arr., Cheryl Chaney
Women's Chorus and Instrumental Ensemble
Harlow Hopkins, Conductor
Department of Music
presents
F A C U L T Y
R E C I T A L
ALICE EDWARDS, Piano
HARLOW HOPKINS, Clarinet
JOE NOBLE, Tenor
Harriet Hopkins, Accompanist
1 Soiree dans Grenade (Evening in Granada).................... Claude Debussy
. rdins sous la Pluie (Gardens in the Rain)
Ms. Edwards
'i e P i p e r
1 e Lamb
fl?e Shepherd
(from Ten Blake Songs)
4 Simple Song (from Mass)
Leonard Bernstein
Blow, Blow Thou Winter W i n d ..................................... Roger Quilter
(from Three Shakespeare Songs, Op. 6, No. 3)
Mr. Noble
Intermezzo in e minor, Op. 119,
7 termezzo in C Major, Op. 119,
No. 2 ......................... Johannes Brahms
No. 3
Ms. Edwards
Jesus the Very Thought of T h e e ...................................... Dale Wood
Mr. Noble
■isus the Very Thought of T h e e .............................. Arr. Ovid Young
C"ncertino, Op. 2 6 ...................................... Carl Maria von Weber
M r . Hopkins
»»ed A u d i to r i u m
August 9, 1977
8:15 P.M.
Olivet flozorono College
Presents
T H E U N IT E D STATES
NAVY BAND
Washington, D.C.
SEPTEMBER 27, 1977 8:00 P.M.
CHALFANT HALL
Commander Ned Muffley, USN, Leader
Jere Wallace, Concert Moderator
ROBERT J. DUNN - National Tour Director
5107 Woodland Blvd. Oxon Hill, Maryland 20021
(301) 894-3990
P R O G R A M
G eorge Gersh w i n
S TRIKE UP THE BAND
J o h n Ansell
W INDJA M MER OVERTURE
Dave Wolpe
TUBAWARENESS
Marty Erickson, Tuba
J o h n Klohr
T HE BILLBOARD MARCH
Featuring Outstanding School Musicians
WILL TELL
Arr.
by Dave Ward *
SALUTE TO THREE AMERICAN MARCH KINGS
Barnum and B a i l e y ’s Favorite
The Klaxon
El Capitan
Karl King
Henry Fillmore
John Philip Sousa
G eorge Gershwin
R HAPSODY IN BLUE
Ron Chiles, Piano
Peter H i t c h Tschaikovsky
CAPRICCIO ITALIEN
- INTERMISSION -
Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
PROCESSION OF THE NOBLES
Felix Men d e l s s o h n
RONDO CAPRICCIOSO
John Coulehan, Clarinet
Arr. by Story
H IGHLIGHTS FROM BROADWAY
Thou Swell
Where or When
Spring is Here
The Most Beautiful Girl in the World
Mimi
Camille Saint-Saens
MY HEART AT THY SWEET VOICE
Heidi Hunter,
G A IETE PARISIENNE
Overture
Gallop
Valse
Quadrille
Can Can
Soprano
Jacques Offenbach
* Staff C o m poser/Arranger, U.S. Navy Band
P ROGRAM SUBJECT TO CHANGE
Department of Defense forbids the recording of this concert or any portion thereof
Olivet Hozorene College
D epartm ent of Music
presents
FACULTY RECITAL
STEPHEN NIELSON,
p ia n o
Artist-in-Residence
with
ARNOLD BROSTOFF,
v io l in
Sonata, Op. 23, A M inor.......................................................Ludwig van Beethoven
Presto
Andante scherzoso, piu Allegretto
Allegro molto
Sonatine, Op. 137, No. 1, D M ajor...................................................Franz Schubert
Allegro molto
Andante
Allegro vivace
Sonata, Op. 108, D M in or............................................................. Johannes Brahm s
Allegro
Adagio
Un poco presto e con sentim ento
P resto Agitato
Chalfant Hall
Friday, Septem ber 30, 1977
8:00 p.m.
Olivet nozorene College
Department of Music
presents
G R E G
B U M P U S ,
bass-baritone
MAR K FITZGERALD, accompanist
ErlkBnig
......................................... Franz
A u f e n t h a l t ............................. ............... Franz
Der L i n d e n b a u m ......................................... Franz
Lied des gefangenen J M g e r s ........................... Franz
Madamina!
Schubert
Schubert
Schubert
Schubert
il catalogo e questo (Don Giovanni) . .Wolfgang A. Mozart
Revenge, Timotheus Cries (Alexander's Feast)Georg Friedrich Handel
It Is Enough (Elijah) ............................... Felix Mendelssohn
Apr^s un R ^ v e ......................................... Gabriel
Faure"
Les Berceaux ........................................... Gabriel Faure
Le S e c r e t ................................................ Gabriel Faure
To the F o r e s t .................................. Peter I. Tschaikowsky
Arise, Ye Subterranean W i n d s ......................... Henry Purcell
Money, 0 ! ................................................ Michael Head
Thii necitaJL i& being pA.aented in paAtiai ûZîlhnent ofi the.
fiequuAmentA faon. the Bacheton. oft Science VegA.ee in Muiic Education.
Reed Auditorium
October 1, 1977
7:00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
...........Johann Sebastian Bach
.
Doug Karl, baritone
Vicki Steed, accompanist.
If Thou Art Near.
0 Rest in the Lord (Elijah) .......... Felix Mendelssohn
Greg Yates, baritone
Joe Noble, accompanist
0 For a Closer Walk with God
Eric H. Thiman
Jill McCleery, mezzo soprano
Charlotte Bottles, accompanist
Caro mio ben............
Giuseppi Giordani
Scott Austin, tenor
Larry Dieffenbach, accompanist:
Du bist wie eine Blurae................. Robert Schumann
Karen Young, mezzo soprano
Vicki Steed, accompanist
Heaveply Manna.............................Cesar Franck
Kevin Folsom, bass-baritone
Larry Dieffenbach, accompanist
Mazurka No. 2 in Bb, Op. 54 . . . . . Benjamin Godard
Sally Bergstrom, piano
Were My Songs with Wings Provided. . . . Reynaldo Hahn
Debbie Zurcher, mezzo soprano
Brenda Miller, accompanist
The Daisies .............................
Judy Underwood, soprano
(over)
SamuelBarber
Porgi amor, qualche ristoro (Le Nozze di Figaro) . . .
....
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Sandy Harris, soprano
Carieen Peterson, accompanist
Tu vedrai che amore in terra (II Trovatore) ........
. . . . . . Giuseppi Verdi
Diane Crisp, soprano
Reed Auditorium
October 5, 1977
3:45 p.m.
Olivet nozorene College
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
S C H U B E R T F E S T IV A L
CONCERT
COLLEGE ORCHESTRA
CHORAL UNION
James Wooden, Student Conductor
Larry Dieffenbach, Accompanist
Saturday
October 15, 1977
Chalfant Hall
8:00 p.m.
PROGRAM
Symphony No. 8 In B m i n o r
(Unfinished Symphony)
Allegro moderato
Andante con moto
Franz Schubert
INTERMISSION
(Five minutes)
Mass in A - F l a t ...................... Franz Schubert
Kyrie
Gloria
Credo
Santus and Benedictus
Agnus Dei
SOLOISTS
Debra Kern, soprano
Terri Hasselbring, alto
Gary Griffin, tenor
Greg Bumpus, bass
The MASS
Kyrie
KyAlz z l z l s o n
C kAlstZ z l z l s o n
KyAlz z l z l s o n
Lord, have mercy.
Christ, have mercy.
Lord, have mercy.
Gloria
GloAla -in z x c z lA ls V zo; z t
Glory be to God on high,
■in tZAAa pax homlnlbuS bonaz
and on earth peace to men
v o lu n ta tis.
LaudamuS t z ; bzn- of good will. We praise
zdlclmuS t z ; adoAamui t z ; g l o A - thee; we bless thee; we
tlfilcamuA t z .
GAatlaS aglmuS
adore thee; we glorify
t i b t pAoptZA magnam gloAlam
thee. We give thee thanks
tuam, Vomtnz VzuS, Rex c o z l z s t l s , for thy great glory, 0
VzuA VatZA omnipotentS.
Vomlnz Lord God, heavenly king,
FI I I u n lg z n ltz Jzsu ClaAlStz;
God the Father Almighty. 0
Vomlnz VzuA, Agnus V z l, F lllu S Lord Jesus Christ, the onl P a tA ls, qu l t o l l l s pzccata. mundl,begotten Son: 0 Lord God_
mlSZAZAZ n o b is ; qu l t o l l l s p zcca - Lamb of God, Son of the
ta mundl, SuSclpz dzpAZcatlonzm Father, who takest away the
nostAam; qu l SzdzS ad dzxtzAam sins of the world, have me cy
P a tA ls, mlszAZAZ n o b is .
Quonlam on us: thou who takest
tu Solu SanctuS: tu s o lu s V om l- away the sins of the world,
nuS: tu SoluS altlSS lm u S, Jzsu receive our prayers: thou
C lw ls tz , cum Sancto S p lA ltu , Inwho sittest at the right
g lo A la V z l P a tA ls.
Amen.
hand of the Father, have
mercy on us. For only thou
art holy: thou only art tl
Lord: thou only, 0 Jesus _
Christ, with the Holy Ghost,
art most high in the glory
of God the Father. Amen.
Credo
CAzdo In unum Vzum, PatAzm
I believe in one God, the
omnlpotzntzm, Facto Am c o z ll
Father almighty, Maker of
z t tZAAaz, vlslblllum omnium
heaven and earth, and of
z t Invlslbltlum .
Et In unum
all things visible and in
Vomlnum Jzsum ChAlstum, Flllum visible. And in one Lord
Vzl unlgzntlum, z t ex PatAZ
Jesus Christ, the onlynatum ante omnia sazcula.
begotten Son of God, born
Vzum dz Vzo; Lumen dz Lumlnz; of the Father before all
Vzum v z A u m dz Vzo v z a o ; gznl- ages. God of God; Light ,
tum non tfactum; consubstantla- of Light; true God of true
Zzm Poet'Ll, pZA qu.Zjn omnia.
j{acta Aunt.
Qui pAoptzA
God; begotten not made;
consubstantial with the
noA t kominzA, z t pAoptZA
Father, by whom all things
nOAtAam AaZutzm, d zA czn d it
were made.
Who for us men,
dz COzZlA, z t incOAnatuA ZAt
and for our salvation, came
dz S pxA itu Sancto, ZX Mania
down from heaven and was
ViA gin z: Z t homo &
actuA
incarnate by the Holy Ghost
ZAt.
CAudfiixuA Ztxam pAO
of the Virgin Mary; and was
nobiA". Aub Pontio PxZato
made man.
He was crucified
paAAUA Z t AzpuZtuA ZAt. Et
also for us, suffered under
AZAuAAZxtt tZAtiAL d t z AZCUHPontius Pilate and was buried.
dum ScAiptuAaA} z t OACZndtt
The third day he rose again
i n COzZum, A zd zt ad dzxtZAam
according to the Scriptures;
PatfiAA: z t itZAum VZntuAuA
and ascended into heaven and
ZAt Cum gZoAia judtcaAZ vivoA
sitteth at the right hand of
Z t moAtuOA: cujuA A zgn i non
the Father: and he shall come
Z A it fiiniA.
Et i n ApxAitum
again with the glory to judge
Sanctum Vominum z t v i v i f t i the living and the dead: of
cantzm, qu i ZX patAZ 6itoq u Z
whose kingdom there shall be
p n o c z d it.
Qui cum patAZ z t
no end. And I believe in the
FxZlO Aimui adoAatuA Z t con Holy Ghost, the Lord and Giver
gZonifiicatuA ; qu i ZocutuA ZAt of life.
Who proceedeth from
pzA PAophztOA; Z t i n unam A a n c t-the Father and from the Son;
am cathoZicam z t apoAtoZicam
who together with the Father
EccZzAiam.
Confiitzon unum
and the Son is adored and
baptiim a i n AzmiAAionzyn p zcca - glorified; who spake by the
tOAum.
Et ZXApZCtO AZAuAAZcZlO-Prophets . And in one holy
nzm moAtuoAum; z t vitam vzn Catholic and Apostolic Church.
tu A i AazcjuZi.
Amen.
I confess one baptism for the
remission of s i n s , and I look
for the resurrection of the
dead; and the life of the world
to come.
Amen.
Sanctus and Benedictus
SanctuA, AanctuA, AanctuA,
Holy, holy, holy, Lord God of
VominuA VzuA Sabaoth.
PZzni
Sabaoth.
Heaven and earth are
Aunt c o z Z i z t tZAAa gZoAia t u a .full of thy glory.
Hosanna
HoAanna i n ZXCZZa Za .
B zn zd ic- in the highest.
Blessed is he
tuA qu i v z n i t i n nominz V o m in i.that cometh in the name of the
HoAanna i n zxcz Za Z a .
Lord.
Hosanna in the highest.
Agnus Dei
AgnuA V z i, qu i toZZiA p zcca ta Lamb of God, who takest away
mundi, dona ziA Azquizm.
AgnuA the sings of the world, grant
V z i , qu i toZZiA p zcca ta mundi, them rest.
Lamb of God, who
dona ZiA Azquizm.
AgnuA V z i ,
takest away the sins of the
qui toZZxA p zcca ta mundi, dona world, grant them rest.
ziA Azquizm AzmpitzAnam.
CHORAL UNION PERSONNEL
SOPRANO
Marcia Abbott
Beth Banister
Bonnie Brewer
Jennifer Brown
Lucinda Chinski
Diane Crisp
Lynette Dering
D a r lene Field
Melody Grimes
Sandy Harris
Cathy Hart
Terri Hasselbring
Gloria Hodkerman
Svea Hutchens
Debra Jordan
Debra Kern
Nona Mangrum
Lorraine Marks
Dale Metcalf
Brenda Miller
Jocelyn Neel
Mary A nn Osmann
A l icia Pfaff
Cindy Ponto
Charmaine Rotteveel
Beth Selvidge
L i n d a Sievart
Lanna Slatton
Celeste Spires
Connie Stanley
K athy Stewart
Debbie Switzer
Kathy Thomas
Judy Underwood
Carol Wickersham
Karen Young
Debbie Zurcher
ALTO
Kris Andress
Sharon Aumiller
Debra Banister
Deanna Banks
Nancy Beagle
Vicki Beckwith
Charlotte Bottles
Vicki Bright
Patti Carlson
Janet Fisher
Susan Freeland
D e n n e s e Fr y
Marion Goodin
Cathy Green
M ary Kay Grogan
Michele Huck
Almeda Hyde
P a tty Jones
Barbara Keffer
Kay Kelley
Carole King
Dorian Kirglss
Mary Jane Lamping
Rhonda Moreland
Sheila Morrison
Debbie Moss
J u d y O ’L e a r y
Nancy Reegle
Jennita Smith
V i c k i Ste e d
Deborah Stewart
E dith Suarez
Pam Trevan
Susanne White
Bonnie Wright
TENOR
Mark Brickey
Mike Brown
Jerry Casey
Dave Cramner
Charles Dautermann
Randy Dennis
Larry Dieffenbach
M ark Fitzgerald
Tim Gluck
Steve Golay
Gary Griffin
Lee Hart
Andy Hunt
Jeff Lilienthal
Dennis Martin
John Maurer
Barry Parker
Don Reddick
BASS
Wade Armentrout
Jeff Bell
Eric Bergs t r o m
Greg Bumpus
Mark Burchfield
Brent Campbell
Jerry Campbell
G l e n Culver
Lamont Deter
Joel Dixon
Tony Fightmaster
Tim Fitzgerald
Kevin Folsom
Terry Gunter
Darrell Hazelwood
Steve Hostetler
Doug Karl
Rick McGee
David Mundy
Daron Nance
Noel Piercy
Jody Postin
Jon Rash
Steve Raymond
T i m Sigler
Steve Smith
Tim Travis
Jim Wooden
Greg Yates
ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
Flute
Sally Bergstrom
Brenda Franseen
Oboe
Bob Folsom
Judy Hemp
Clarinet
Sandra Southerland
Scott Heckman
Bassoon
Frances Smet
Loretta Sweet
Horn
Peggy Fruehling
Connie Hokanoon
Trumpet
Glen Hummel
Tim Larkin
Trombone
Matt Taylor
Jim Wooden
Andy Turnbull
Percussion
Trudy Williams
Violin
Carol Constantine
Kathy Irelan
Marinda Prior
Linda Sievert
Laurie Roth
Clarence Grothaus
George Shutak
Debbie Bell
Susan Groskreutz
Ann Kilielea
Viola
Ron Peckham
Jewell Grothaus
Claudia King
Cello
Neil Roth
Eloise Cartright
Robert Swenson
String Bass
Pam Slonecker
Fred Kuester
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Sebben C A udelc.................................................................... Antonio CaldaAa
ChaAles VauteAmann, baAitone voice
MaAy Jane Lamping, accompanist
Song oh In n ocen ce.....................................................................Paul NcAdohh
CaAol WiekeAsham sopAano
Vick-i Steed, accompanist
Beau S o l a
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Claude Vebussy
Kay K elley, contAatto
CaAol BaAbeA, accompanist
Velvet Shoes . . . .
Randall Thompson
Susanne White, contAalto
LaAAy VZehh&nbach, accompanist
0 My VeiA H e A t.................................................................... HeAbeAt Howells
Jennita Smith, contAalto
LaAAy Viehh&nbach, accompanist
Jesus, the Vetiy Thought oh Thee....................................... Vale Wood
Cathy Hcuit, sopAano
The Vagabond (Songs oh TAavel) . .Ralph Vaughn Williams
GAeg Votes, baAitone voice
LaAAy P-tej^ enbacii, accompanist
Reed AuditoAium
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E D U C A T IO N WITH A C H R IS T IA N P U RPO SE
Concert
Bond
H A R L O W H O P K IN S , C O N D U C T O R
In/trumont/of Proi/o
Olivet flazarene College*
PROGRAM
INVOCATION
The Old Hundredth Psalm Tune
Arr. Robert Washburn
Suite in Eb
Gustav Holst
1. Chaconne
2. Intermezzo
3. March
Onward Christian Soldiers
Arthur Sullivan
Arr. Ovid Young
John Zdechlik
Psalm 46
El Capitan
John Philip Sousa
A WORD OF THANKS AND GREETINGS FROM ONC
Roy Quanstrom
All Hail the Power
Oliver Holden
Arr. Anita Kerr
Henry Barraclough
Ivory Palaces
W oodw ind S ectio n
Arr. Wesley Hanson
Elton Roth
In My Heart
Arr. Ovid Young
TRUMPET TRIO
Glen Hummel, Tim Larkin, Mark Slonecker
OFFERTORY
Count Your Blessings
TRUMPET TRIO
The Stars and Stripes Forever
BENEDICTION
John Philip Sousa
PERSO N N EL
FLUTE
BARITONE SAXOPHONE
Deborah Stamper, Youngstown, OH
Lisa Fiedler, Charlevoix, MI
Karen Young, Ashland, OH
Melanie Phillips, Ferndale, MI
Lynette Gar lick, Tarchuna, Taiwan
Sally Bergstrom, Watseka, IL
Dorian Kirgiss, Little Falls, MN
Brenda Franseen, Boscobel, WI
Diane Miller, Clare, MI
Dale Metcalf, Merrillville, IN
Sara Shipman, Delta, OH
N ancy Motter, Ft. Wayne, IN
Mark Brickey, Kankakee, IL
OBOE
BASSOON
Peggy Fruehling, Castana, IL
Lynda Mounts, Decatur, IL
Kenneth Stoll, Sunbury, OH
Tim Fitzgerald, Alma, MI
Connie Hokanson, Ashkum, IL
Robin Pfahler, Coopersville, MI
Pamela Swarts, Marion, IN
TROMBONE
Valery Joy Garton, Three Rivers, MI
CLARIN ET
Brenda Miller, Clare, MI
Scott Heckman, Grand Rapids, MI
Bonnie Wright, Bradley, IL
Debra Banister, North Vernon, IN
Jocelyn Neel, Kankakee, IL
Theresa Spalding, Decatur, IL
Beth Banister, North Vernon, IN
Dawn Bell, Cabery, IL
Mary Beth King, Spencerville, OH
CORNET
Glen Hummel, Elkhart, IN
Mark Slonecker, Columbus, OH
Tim Larkin, Wollaston, M A
Barry Parker, Chicago, IL
Steven Raymond, Alpena, MI
Lynette Dering, Lowell, IN
Harold McComb, Battle Creek, MI
HORN
Matthew Taylor, Portage, IN
Edward Turnbull, Hale, MI
Eric Bergstrom, Watseka, IL
BARITONE
Jonathan Rash, Lowell, MI
TUBA
Gregory Reed
PERCUSSION
BASS CLARINET
Lydia Salzman, Peotone, IL
CONTRABASS
Shirley Penrose, Goshen, IN
ALTO SAXOPHONE
Sandra Southerland, Bourbonnais, IL
Douglas Karl, Decatur, IL
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Ronald Peckham, Taylorville, IL
Gordon Smith, Ronsom, IL
Robin Keeton, Quincy, MI
Velinda Secor, New Paris, IN
Mary Garton, Three Rivers, MI
Danny Micha, Kankakee, IL
Trudy Williams, Colorado Springs, CO
OFFICERS
President — Matthew Taylor
Vice President — Lynette Dering
Secretary — Peggy Fruehling
Treasurer — Gregory Reed
Chaplain — Mary Garton
Historian — Melanie Phillips
Librarian — Debra Banister
IT IN E R A R Y
October 6
November 6 A.M.
Outdoor Concert ONC
Church o f the Nazarene
Fortville, Indiana
November 2
November 6 P.M.
Columbia City, Indiana
Chicago Heights, Illinois
November 3
Fairfield Ave. Church o f the Nazarene
November 11
Fort Wayne, Indiana
November 4
Homecoming Concert ONC
November 23
Riverview Church o f the Nazarene
Muncie, Indiana
Chapel Service ONC
December 4
November 5
First Church o f the Nazarene
Three Rivers, M ichigan
Martinsville, Indiana
“EDUCATION WITH A CHRISTIAN PURPOSE” means this .
The learning experience at Olivet Nazarene College combines the
warmth o f the arts, the exploratory disciplines o f science, and the
eternal perspectives o f Christian faith.
Students at Olivet develop a strong value-system that is a firm
foundation for character-building to prepare them for effective living
in whatever careers they choose.
Each year more than 2,000 students come to Olivet from across
the nation and around the world to study with our skilled and dedicated
faculty o f 85 members.
Majors and minors are offered in more than 40 departments o f
study. Degrees range from the two-year Associate o f Arts, the four-year
Bachelor o f Arts and Bachelor o f Science to the fifth-year Master o f
Arts in Education or Religion.
Olivet’s Music Department enrolls about 600 students each year.
Nine ensembles for voice or instruments include over 300 students
from all departments o f the college.
For m ore inform ation, write o r phone:
Director of Adm issions
Olivet nazarene College
815-939-5203
3891
LESLIE PARROTT, Ph.D., President ________
Olifot
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IDole Chorus
ED U C A T IO N WITH A C H R IS T IA N PU RPO SE
CURTIS BRADY. CONDUCTOR
T o T h e e U Jo / i n g
Olivet Nazarene College
1 9 7 7 -7 8 C O N C E R T S E A S O N F A L L T O U R
P R O G R A M
Selections for this concert will be chosen from the follow ing partial listing of
the 1977-78 repertoire.
Alm a Mater
Byron Carm ony
National Anthem
Key, arr. Brady
INVOCATION
The Pastor
Stouthearted Men
Sigmund Rom berg
Y ou’ll Never Walk Alone
Richard Rogers
Bless the Lord
Crouch, arr. Brady
0 Sing Unto the Lord
Norman Dello Joio
All Hail the Power o f Jesus’ Name
arr. Carmichael
A M ighty Fortress
Luther, arr. Mueller
Pilgrims Chorus
Richard Wagner
The Hardest Worker
Dan Behr
Dan Behr, Kevin Folsom, Jack Forrest, Mark Rippe, Tim Bottles, Dave Hayes
Stand Up for Jesus
George Webb, arr. Hall
The Vikings will be joined by the men in the congregation for the number
Dry Bones
Spiritual
OFFERTORY
The Pastor
The Heralders
The Last Words o f D avid
Randall Thompson
The Ministry o f Mystery
Scott Austin
1 Want to Be There
Peterson, arr. Anthony
Love Divine
Wesley, arr. Hall
Selected Solo
Kevin Folsom
I Will Arise and Go to Jesus
Southern Melody, arr. Anthony
The New 23rd
Ralph Carm ichael
Men o f Note
Jesus, He Is the Son o f God
arr. C. Brady
Solo: Dave Wampler
Sheltered in the Love o f Jesus
It Is Finished
John W. Peterson
Gaither, arr. H uff/B rady
Savior, Like a Shepherd Lead Us
arr. Paul Sjolund
BENEDICTION
Do not leave without shaking the hand o f a Viking
The Pastor
MEET THE VIKINGS
Curtis K. Brady, Director
FIRST TENORS
SECOND TEN ORS
Dale Anglin
Wade Armetrout
Tim Bottles, Chaplain
Scott Austin, Secretary
Brian Bowen
Jim Bacon
Steve Ferguson
Mike Bolt, Librarian
Randy Frazier
Perry Jaynes
John Hay
Jon Kring
Keith Hurt
Joel Nixon
Mark Rigg
Dan Taylor
Charles Sunberg, President
Gary True
BARITONES
Curt Williams
Dave Wampler
Dan Behr
BASSES
Steve Chatham
Mark Dill
Dan Brady
Tim Fitzgerald
Jeff Crosno
Steve Frazier
Glen Culver
Randy Gee
Lam ont Deter
Jim Green
Dave Eaton
Mark Green
John Eliason
David Hayes
Robert Fiorenza
Tom Hiatt
Kevin Folsom, Vice President
Keith Ludwig
Jack Forrest, Treasurer
Geron Scates
Grant Foster
Tim Sigler
Randy Gant
Tim Travis
Rich Johnson
Steve Jones
Phil Leatherman
Mark Rippe
TRUM PETS: Dale Anglin, Wade Armentrout, John Hay
PERCUSSION: Dave Eaton
G UITAR: J e ff Crosno
BASS: Stan Remole, Steve Moore
PIANO: Lam ont Deter
SOUND: John Davis
CONSULTAN T: Naomi Larsen
STUDENT CONDUCTOR: Don Reddick
M EET THE V IK IN G S.
Forty-five carefully selected college m en from eight states com bining the
ever-popular sound o f male voices with familiar music and highest standards
o f musicianship.
Add to this a friendly, relaxed style and a goal o f honest spiritual ministry
and one begins to understand w hy the VIKINGS are on e o f the most widely
heard and travelled male choruses in America.
A repertoire which ranges from A nthem s to Barbershop allows the group to
be equally effective in Church Services, Professional Conventions, Service
Clubs, Television, or Formal Concerts. Whatever the setting m ay be, the
“ VIKES” have a unique m inistry and we are pleased to have you share in
this experience with us.
Inquiries for available concert dates for the 1977-78 season should be directed
to:
Viking Concert M anagem ent
D epartm ent o f D evelopm ent
DATE
PLACE
LO CATION
October 7, 1977
Red Carpet Day
October 16 a.m.
October 16 p.m.
Decatur, Illinois
Peoria, Illinois
October 27
College Church o f the Nazarene
Bourbonnais, Illinois
November 2
Three Rivers, M ichigan
November 3
Kokomo, Indiana
November 4
St. Paul Church o f the Nazarene
Richmond, Indiana
November 5
Recording Session, Pinebrook Studio
Alexandria, Indiana
November 5
Anderson, Indiana
November 6 a.m.
Broad Ripple Church o f the Nazarene Indianapolis, Indiana
November 6 p.m.
Indianapolis, Indiana
November 11
Homecoming Concert
November 13
Kankakee, Illinois
Dec. 28 - Jan. 23
January 2, 1978
Men in M ission Concert Tour
Bibletown
B oca Raton, Florida
Jan. 3 - Jan. 15
M ission Assignment
Nassau, Baham as
January 15 p.m.
Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church
Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
‘ January 17
Walt Disney World
Orlando, Florida
‘ January 22 a.m.
New Testament Baptist Church
Miami Lakes, Florida
‘ January 22 p.m.
Northwest Baptist Church
Miami, Florida
‘ S u b je c t to fin a l c o n firm a tio n .
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Treble Ck»f
Choir
ED U C A T IO N WITH A C H R IS T IA N PURPO SE
JOE M NOBLE, CONDUCTOR
Voire/ in Proi/e
Olivet Hoiorene College
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K ankakee, Illinois 60901
PROCESSIONAL
Let’s Just Praise The Lord
Bill Gaither
Alm a Mater
Byron Carm ony
PRAYER
Pastor
W O R S H IP T H R O U G H M U SIC
John Wilson
Sing Unto His Name
Come Unto Me
Dick Anthony
(Based on a theme by Franz Liszt)
Dr. Neil Roth, cello
W olfgang Mozart
Jesu, Word o f God Incarnate
Frances Williams
Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens, Adore Him
Treble Clef Choir
Holden-Elder
Coronation Anthem
Johannes Brahms-Havdn
Praise We Sing to Thee
Eugene Butler
Were You There?
Puer Nobis
arr. Jacques Kearns
Prayer and Finale
Eugene Butler
Handbell Choir
S E L E C T E D SO L O S A N D E N SE M B L E S
How Excellent Is Thy Name
Eugene Butler
Now Let Us All Praise God and Sing
Gordon Young
My Jesus I Love Thee
G ypsy Smith
Eternal Life
O live Dungan
Treble Clef Choir
SPOKEN BENEDICTION
SUNG BENEDICTION
Pastor
Shalom, M y Friend
Choir
PERSONNEL
♦Sharon Aumiller, Springfield, IL
Cathy Bailey, Oskaloosa, IA
♦Brenda Harter, Richmond, IN
♦Julie Hinkle, DeKalb, IL
Deanna Banks, Normal, IL
Terri Huntsman, Knightstown, IN
Karen Beatty, Westland, MI
Svea Hutchens, Hamilton, OH
Vicki Beckwith, Quincy, MI
♦Darla Bradford, Three Rivers, MI
V. Kelly Brecher, Pekin, IL
Sybil Johnson, Ann Arbor, MI
Turid Larsen, C hicago, IL
♦Susan Morris, Indianapolis, IN
Bonnie Brewer, Pontiac, IL
Cindy Ponto, Greenwood, IN
Vickie Bright, Traverse City, MI
Charlene Robinson, Stoughton, WI
Sherry Bundy, Howell, MI
Brenda Samson, Johannesburg, South A frica
Barb Cain, Mt. Prospect, IL
Janean Smith, Beloit, WI
Rhonda Coburn, Fayetteville, NC
*Joanne Davis, Howell, MI
♦Lois DeArmond, Berne, IN
D onna Dikeman, Oxford, PA
Denice Games, Centerville, PA
Mary Kay Grogan, Crestwood, IL
♦Barbara Hansche, Racine WI
Vicki Steed, Hoffm an Estates, IL
♦Kim Anne Waite, Centerville, OH
Debbie Walker, Country Club Hills, IL
Carol Wickersham, Bourbonnais, IL
♦Rhonda Williamson, Fort Wayne, IN
Jerene Wright, Fort Wayne, IN
Renae Wright, Fort Wayne, IN
Debi Hart, Penfield, OH
♦Handbell Choir Member
Accom panists:
Svea Hutchens
Vicki Steed
TREBLE CLEF CHOIR OFFICERS
President — Denise Games
Vice President — Karen Beatty
Secretary — Brenda Harter
Treasurer — Charlene Robinson
Publicity — Kim Waite
Librarian — Joanne Davis
Chaplain — Turid Larsen
IT IN E R A R Y
October 23 — Watseka, Illinois
November 4 — Chrisman, Illinois
November 5 — El Paso, Illinois
November 6 — Cham paign, Illinois (First Church)
Kankakee, Illinois (Immanuel Baptist Church)
November 11 — Homecoming Concert
November 13 — Bradley, Illinois
December 13 — Chapel Service
“ EDUCATION WITH A CHRISTIAN PURPOSE” means this .
The learning experience at Olivet Nazarene College combines the
warmth o f the arts, the exploratory disciplines o f science, and the
Students at Olivet develop a strong value-system that is a firm
foundation for character-building to prepare them for effective living
in whatever careers they choose.
Each year more than 2,000 students come to Olivet from across
the nation and around the world to study with our skilled and dedicated
faculty o f 85 members.
Majors and minors are offered in more than 40 departments o f
study. Degrees range from the two-year Associate o f Arts, the four-year
Bachelor o f Arts and Bachelor o f Science to the fifth-year Master o f
Arts in Education or Religion.
Olivet’s Music Department enrolls about 600 students each year.
Nine ensembles for voice or instruments include over 300 students
from all departments o f the college.
For m ore inform ation, write or phone:
815-939-5203
LESLIE PARROTT, Ph.D., President
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Curtis K. Brady '52 — Layman
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National Anthem ................................................................................................................................................................................................................. Francis Scott Key
Alma M ater.......................................................................................................
Byron Carmony
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Rise Up O Men of G o d ............................................................................
The Last Words of David
Sheltered in the Love of Jesus............................................................................................................................
Dry Bones.................................................................................................................
Vikir^ M ale fflo ru s
Curt Brady, conductor
Lamont A e r , acAmpanist
arr. Burl Red
Randall Thompson
John
Spiritual
Praise the Lord, Ye Heavens Adore H im .............................................................................................................................................................. Frances Williams
Trumpet Trio: G l^ i Hummel, Mark Slonecker,
arr- Joe Noble
Tim Larkin; T i m i j i i : JefBilienthal
Come Unto M e .............................................................................................................................................................. ........................................................... Dick Anthony
(Based on a theme by Franz Liszt)
CelloJ-Dr. NeiLRoth
How Excellent Is Thy Name................................................................................................................................................................................................ Eugene Butler
Narrate** Dr. D R d Kale
My Jesus, I Love Thee.................................................................................................................................................................................................................Gypsy Smith
Eternal Life .......................................................................................................................................................................... ..........................................................Olive Dungan
TrelM Clef S o i r
Joe NOTIe, coffluctor
Svea Hutchens, Vicki Steed, accompanists
Hodie! Emmanuel! G lo ria !.............................................................................................................................................................. ...................................Milburn Price
Gloria (Misa Criolla).................................................................................................................................................................................................................Ariel Ramirez
Soloists: TerrM asselbapg, Deb Kern
arr. Segade
Three O risons....................................................................................................................................................................................................................................Ovid Young
I Thou Hast Created Us, O Lord
II Lord Jesus Christ
III O Lord O ur God
O rH e u s C A ir
D. G eorge™ unbaff:onductor
Mark Fitzgerald, Mary Jane Lamping, accompanists
Onward Christian Soldiers..................................................................................................................................................................................................Sullivan/Young
Suite in Eb.......................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... Gustav Holst
1. Chaconne
2. Intermezzo
3. March
Psalm 46 ..............................................................................................................................
C ^ c e r t Eîd
Harlow Hopkins, conductor
All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name.......................................................................................................................................................................arr. Richard Shores
Combined Clw irs anWZoncert Band
Harlow Hopkins, conductor
A SPECIA L TH A N KS T O :
Prof. Harvey C ollins for stage design, M r. Steve V an o e l for light and staging, M r. Efton Elliott for electrical w o rk,
M r. Jim Tripp for engineering construction of staging and seating, and M aintenance Departm ent for preparation and clean up.
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Homecoming Concert
Saturday, Nov. 12, 7:30 p.m.
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William Dyon, Narrator
Marla Kensey, Soprano
Fred Mund, Tenor
D. George Dunbar, Typewriter
Concert Singers, D. George Dunbar, Conductor
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Colas Breugnon Overture
Dmitri Kabalevsky
Sempre libera, from "La Traviata ............................................ Giuseppi Verdi
Ms. Kensey
Old American Songs
The Golden W illow Tree
At the River
Aaron Copland
Mr. Mund
Blue Danube W altz...................................................................................................Johann Strauss
Celeste Aida, from “ Aida” ...................................................................................Giuseppi Verdi
Mr. Mund
Selections from "The King and I”
Singalong
Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein
Trans, by Robert Russell Bennett
arr. Ovid Young
Home on the Range
Bicycle Built for Two
Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair
She’ll be Coming 'Round the Mountain
Yankee Doodle
Auld Lang Syne
The Little Brown Church
You’re a Grand Old Flag
Summertime, from “ Porgy and Bess”
Ms. Kensey
Serenata
The Typew riter
George Gershwin
Leroy Anderson
Leroy Anderson
Dr. Dunbar
Bugler’s H oliday
Leroy Anderson
Glen Hummel, Trumpet
Tim Larkin, Trumpet
Mark Slonecker, Trumpet
Highlights from “ The Sound of Music” ..............................................Richard Rodgers &
Oscar Hammerstein
arr. Robert Russell Bennett
Concert Singers
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E D U C A T I O N W IT H A C H R I S T I A N P U R P O S E
Orpheu/
Choir
D GEORGE DUNBAR, CONDUCTOR
ministry in fDu/ic
F A L L P R O G R A M 1977
Thank the L ord
arr. R. Clausen
In vocation
Th e Pastor
Program Selected from :
W h en in M an’s Music
Cantate Sing to the L ord
H odiel E m m anuell G loria!
G loria - from “ Missa C riolla”
E. L. D iem er
N. G oem an n e
M . Price
R a m irez/S egade
H ow Excellent Is T h y N am e
E. Butler
Three Orisons
I . T h ou Hast Created Us, O Lord
II.
L ord Jesus Christ
I I I . O L ord O ur G od
O . Y oun g
O nly O ne Life
Ezekial Saw de W h eel
D ry Bones
From the A lbu m , “ T O G O D BE TH E G L O R Y ”
arr. F. Shulze
arr. N. L u b o ff
arr L. G earhart
arr. O . Y oung
At the Cross
The C om forter Has C om e
Solo and Ensem ble Selections
Benediction
T h e C h oral Benediction
Th e Pastor
P. Lutkin
PERSONNEL
Soprano
Alto
Connie Bever - Manteno, IL
Charlotte Bottles - Bettendorf, IA
Rita Bibler - Findlay, OH
Jeanette Clack - Madison, WI
Diane Crisp - New Castle, IN
Nancy Eichenberger - Olney, IL
Sandy Harris - Des Plaines, IL
Cathy Green - New Castle, IN
Cathy Hart - Kokomo, IN
Jane Henkler - Elkhart, IN
Terri Hasselbring - Grand Rapids, MI
Carol Keener - Flint, MI
Patty Jones - New Castle, IN
Kay Kelley - Detroit, MI
Deb Kern - Seymour, IN
Carole King - Dayton, OH
Susan Long - Indianapolis, IN
Michelle Mattax - Racine, WI
Lorraine Marks - Stone Mountain, GA
Jill McCleery - Washington, D.C.
Jennita Smith - Orlando, FL
Brenda Miller - Loomis, MI
Celeste Spires - Hammond, IN
Brenda Swanson - Bloomington, MN
Joy Swartz - Fostoria, OH
Susanne White - Decatur, IL
Rhea Vinson - Bourbonnais, IL
Debbie Zurcher - Muncie, IN
Bass
Tenor
Jeff Bell - Sturgis, MI
Mike Buck - Brazil, IN
Brent Campbell - Littleton, CO
Dave Evans - Crawfordsville, IN
Greg Bumpus - Decatur, IL
Jerry Casey - E. St. Louis, IL
Paul Coleman - Flint, MI
Anthony Fightmaster - Hamilton, OH
Tim Gluck - Manhattan, IL
David Gale - Grand Blanc, MI
Gary Griffin - Joliet, IL
Doug Karl - Decatur, IL
Terry Gunter - Cincinnati, OH
Rick Ketterman - Valparaiso, IN
Lee Hart - Warren, MI
Mark Maish - Mason, MI
Andy Hunt - Lafayette, IN
David Means - Shawnee, KS
Doug McLerran - Merriam, KS
Dave Morrison - Spencerville, OH
Steve Merki - Alliance, OH
Rick Tripp - Bourbonnais, IL
Dave Mundy - Cincinnati, OH
Kevin Vantine - Canton, IL
Noel Piercy - Ellery, IL
Daron Nance - Indianapolis, IN
Jody Postin - Fairview Heights, IL
Steve Raymond - Alpena, MI
Accompanists
Steve Smith - Rochester, IN
Mark Fitzgerald - Peoria, IL
Matt Taylor - Portage, IN
Mary Jane Lamping - Saginaw, MI
Dan Voss - Redkey, IN
Greg Yates - Casey, IL
Orpheus Choir Officers
Gary Griffin - President
Matt Taylor - First Vice-President
Steve Merki - Chaplain
Charlotte Bottles - Robarian
Kay Kelley - Second Vice-President
Carol Keener - Historian
Terri Hasselbring - Secretary
Susanne White - Librarian
SPEC IAL R E C O R D IN G : “ TO G O D BE THE G L O R Y ”
This recording includes eleven w ell-k n ow n and loved hym ns
and gospel songs arranged by O vid Young. A fu lly sym ph on y
orchestra accom pan ies O rpheus C hoir in som e o f you r fa v o r ite
songs. T he album is also available in cassette or 8-track.
Orpheus C h oir Schedule - Fall 1977
O ctober 26
Fall Revival - O N C
N ovem ber 11
H om ecom in g C on cert - O N C
N ovem ber 13 a.m .
C ollege C hurch o f the Nazarene
B ourbonnais, IL
N ovem ber 18
First C hurch o f the Nazarene
G alesburg, IL
N ovem ber 19
Southside C hurch o f the Nazarene
Springfield, IL
N ovem ber 20 a.m .
Springfield, IL
N ovem ber 20 p .m .
Pekin, IL
D ecem ber 3
Christmas C oncert: Kankakee Sym phony
D ecem ber 15
C hapel - O N C
Projected Spring Dates
M arch 28-April 3
April 12-16
4061
M onterrey, M exico
Spring T ou r
Printed in U.S.A
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Prelude and Fugue in G .Minor S. 558
Helen Warke, organ
J. S, Bach
Toglietemi la vita ancor............ Alessandor Scarlatti
Bright Is the Ring of Words. . . . Ralph Vaughn Williams
(Songs of Travel)
Greg Yates, bass
Lamont Deter, accompanist
Sonata in Eb M a j o r
Allegro non troppo
Edith Suarez, flute
Marcia Abbott, accompanist
J. S. Bach
Sonata, Op*. 65, No. 3
Felix Mendelssohn
Mary Jane Lamping, organ
Peter Tchaikowsky
Pilgrims Song .......................
Jerry Casey, tenor
Preludes Two and Three
.............. Kent Kennan
Lamont Deter, piano
The People That Walked in Darkness. . . George F. Handel
(Messiah)
Kevin Folsom, bass
Fugue in G Minor
S. 578
Vicki Steed, organ
J. S. Bach
How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings............... Samuel Liddle
Rhonda Moreland, mezzo-soprano
Vicki Stefed, accompanist
Sonata for Flute and Piano
Francis Poulenc
Jennifer Brown, flute
The Cloths of Heaven
..................
.
Jeff Bell, baritone
Thomas Dunhi.ll.
Etude, Op. 39, Ho. i, ’’Hunting Song". . . . Edward MacDowell
Marinda Prior, piano
Scene from the Opera "Orpheus'8 . . Christoph Willibald Gluck.
Dale Metcalf, flute
Nun danket alle Gott S. 657
............ J. S. Bach
Mark Fitzgerald, organ
A Prayer of St. Francis . . . . . . . . . . . . .
David Cramner, baritone
Debbie .part, accompanist
Harry Banks
Suite for Piano, Mvts. 3 and 4 . . . . . . Norman Deilo Joio
Marcia Abbott, piano
Sonata for Flute and Piano . . . . . . . . .
Very Slowly
Karen Young, flute.
Paul Hindemith
Suite Medi.eval.fi
............... Jean Langlais
Prelude
Improvisation
Charmaine Rotteveel, organ
Gavotte, Op. 77, No. 4, Kb Major . . . . .
B£ic Bergstrom, piano
Sergei Prokofiev
All That Gold (Amahl and the Night Visitors) . . . . . . . . .
Gian Carlo Menotti
Lorraine Marks, mefczo-soprano
Litanies
. . . . . . . .
........ . . . . . .
Noel Piercy, organ
College Church
December 7, 1977
4:00 p.m.
Jehan Alain
M ESSIA H
G E O R G E F R ID E R I C HAIMDEL
Kankakee, Illinois
Dr. Leslie Parrott, President
F O R T Y -T H IR D ANNUAL P ER FO R M A N C ES
by the
C H O R A L UNION
Joe M. Noble, Conductor
Larry Dieffenbach, Accompanist
James W ooden, Student Conductor
and
C O LLE G E ORCHESTRA
CONDUCTOR
JOE M .N O B L E
SOLOISTS
Saturday
Diane Crisp
Teresa Hasselbring
Gary Griffin
Greg Bumpus
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
Tenor
Bass
Sunday
Linda Dunbar
Jane Askins
Dean Wilder
Gerald Moore
Soprano
Mezzo-soprano
Tenor
Bass
Mr. Wilder will be contributing his performance fee to the
ONC Hale-Wilder Music Scholarship
December 10, 1977 - 8 :30 P.M.
December 11, 1977 - 2:30 P.M.
CHALFANT HALL
PROGRAM
Invocation
Overture
Com fort ye my people
Every valley shall be exalted
And the glory o f the Lord
Thus saith the Lord
But who may abide the day o f His coming?
Behold, a virgin shall conceive
0 thou that tellest good tidings to Zion
The people that walked in darkness
Lor unto us a Child is born
There were shepherds abiding in the field
And lo, the angel o f the Lord came upon them
And the angel said unto them
And suddenly there was with the angel
Glory to God
Rejoice greatly, O daughter o f Zion
Then shall the eyes o f the blind be opened
He shall feed His flock like a shepherd
Recitative (Tenor)
Air (Tenor)
Chorus
*Recitative (Bass)
*Air (Bass)
Recitative (A lto)
Air (A lto) and Chorus
Air (Bass)
Chorus
Recitative (Soprano)
Chorus
Air (Soprano)
Recitative (A lto)
Air (A lto, Soprano)
INTERMISSION
(Ten Minutes)
+Chorus
Air (A lto)
Chorus
Recitative (Tenor)
Air (Tenor)
Recitative (Tenor)
Air (Tenor)
Chorus
*Air (A lto)
Chorus
Air (Soprano)
Chorus
Air (Bass)
*Recitative (Tenor)
*Air (Tenor)
Chorus
Air (Soprano)
+ Chorus
Recitative (Bass)
Air (Bass)
Chorus
Behold the Lamb o f God
He was despised
Surely He hath borne our griefs
Thy rebuke hath broken His heart
Behold, and see if there be any sorrow
He was cut o f f out o f the land o f the living
But Thou didst not leave His soul in hell
Lift up your heads, 0 ye gates
Thou art gone up on high
The Lord gave the Word
How beautiful are the feet
Their sound is gone out into all lands
Why do the nations so furiously rage
He that dwelleth in heaven
Thou shah break them with a rod o f iron
Hallelujah!
I know that my Redeemer liveth
Since by man came death
Behold, 1 tell you a mystery
The trumpet shall sound
Worthy is the Lamb. Amen
+Performed only on Saturday evening
‘ Performed only on Sunday afternoon
The Audience is kindly requested to refrain from applauding during the performance.
ORCHESTRA
FLUTE
Sally Bergstrom
Brenda Franseen
OBOE
Robert Folsom
Judy Hemp
CLARINET
Sandra Southerland
Scott Heckman
BASSOON
Frances Smet
Pam Swarts
HORN
Peggy Fruehling
Connie Hokanson
TRUMPET
Glen Hummel
Tim Larkin
TROMBONE
Matthew Taylor
James Wooden
Edward Turnbull
TYMPANI
Trudy Williams
ORGAN
Mark Fitzgerald
Noel Piercy
VIOLIN I
Carol Constantine
Kathy Irelan
Clarence Grothaus
Sue Groskreutz
Deborah Bell
George Shutak
VIOLIN II
Marinda Prior
Linda Sievert
Laurie Roth
Ann Killelea
Don Miller
Lois Gullerweed
VIOLA
Ronald Peckham
Jewell Grothaus
Claudia King
Michelle Williams
CELLO
Neil Roth
Robert Swenson
Eloise Cartwright
Ed Roth
STRING BASS
Pam Slonecker
Fred Kuester
HARPSICHORD
Timothy Nelson
MESSIAH COMMISSION M EM BERS
Rev. R oy F. Quanstrom, Chairman
Mr. Charles Beatty
Mr. Doug Bias
Mr. William Dyon
Rev. Mervyn Goins
Mrs. Harold Guenther
Rev. John Hancock
Dr. Harlow Hopkins
Mrs. Mary Maddox
Mr. Selden Marquart
Mr. Stephen Nielson
Prof. Joe Noble
Mr. Gary Smith
Mr. Gordon Wickersham
Mr. Gale Wisehart
Mr. Ovid Young
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
pAeSentS
C O N C E R T
S I N G E R S
CHRISTMAS MUSK 1977
Of; the FatheA’ s Love Begotten ( P. Wohlgemuth)
What Can I Give Him? (M. Jones)
Call to PAayeA [G. young)
A ChAistmas PAayeA by VeteA MaAshaUL
Response Afiteti PAayeA
Sound the TAumpet [H. PuAcell)
The Jesus Gi^t (G. MaAtin) S o lo is t: LoAAaine MaAks
MaAia Walks Amid the ThoAn (W. EhAet)
GloAy to God in the Highest ( R. Thompson)
0 HeaAken Ve (A. BuAt)
Some ChildAen See Him ( A. BuAt)
Child in..the MangeA. ( F. Bock) Flute: Jehh Bell
Peace, Peace (F. Bock) Flute: Jehh B ell
TAaditional CaAols
The CoventAy CoaoI
God Rest Ve MeAAy Gentlemen [oaa. Jehi Belt)
Randy Vennis, tuba; Jefih B ell, piccolo
Good King Wenceslas
What Child Is This?
MeAAy ChAistmas, VaAling
Kay K etiey, s o l o i s t
The Faiendly Beasts
Angels We Have HcaJid on High
Recessional:
[Shaw-PaAkeA. )
CkAist the Load Is BoAn hoa you
M E R R Y
C H R I S T M A S
( F.
Bock.)
CONCERT SINGERS
1977-78
V.G. Dunbar - Conductor.
Randy Dennl* - Accompanist
SOPRANO
ALTO
Diane Crl&p (President)
Claudia Ktng
Lomalne Marks (Librarian)
Sharon Snccd
Charlotte Bottle*
Kay Kelley
Carole Ktng
J i l l UcCleery
TENOR
BASS
Jerry Ca*ey
Ttm Gluck
Voug McLerran
Kevin Vantlne IChaplain)
JcM Boll
Greg Bumpu* ( Bua . Mgr.)
Brent Campbell
Glenn Phillip*
Special tlnankA to Steve and Becky Burchileld
[AlldeA and aAAlAtlng Mlth decoration*), and
to the Home Economic* Department ion.
preparing the u)a**all.
December 13, 1977
7:00 and 8:30 p.m.
Wl*ner Auditorium
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
ph.cie.rLt6 a
STUVENT RECITAL
Ungeduld
.......................................................................... Ftianz Sc.ku.beAt
Steve. Smith, baAitone
LaAAy Dlehhenbach, accompanist
C o n c e tto
AllegAo
Alexander Ahutunlan
Jon Rash, baAitone hoAn
LaAAy Vteiienbach, accompanist
Sonata hoA ClaAlnet and Piano. . . . Fhands PouZenc
AllegAo th is tarnente
Bhenda M ilieu, claAlnet
LaAAy Dlehhenbach, accompanist
Sento nel coAe . . . . . . . .
AlessandAo ScaAlattt
C eleste SpiAes, sopAano
Svea Hutchens, accompanist
Panis Angelicas
............................................................ CesaA FAanck
Tim BiAch, tenoA
Joe Ndble, accompanist
Concetto hofl ClaAtnet and Piano. .LJolhgang A.
AllegAo
S cott Heckman, claAlnet
Peggy FAuehllng, accompanist
Nina
...........................G. 8.
Steve Golay, tenoA
Linda SlevetX, accompanist
Mozatt
PzAgolesl
How Lovely Aac Thy Dwellings. .......................Samuel Llddle
Cathy GAeen, conttalto
CoaoI BaAbeA, accompanist
Les BeAceaux
.............................................Gabtlel FauAe
Lucinda Chins kl, alto
Now Sleeps the CAimon Petal. . . . .
AndAew Hunt, tenoA
.RogeA QuilteA
Michael Head
When I Think Upon the Maiden* . . . .
Kevin Glover, baritone
Nancy Eichenberger, accompani*t
Three Movement* irom "Suite in V Minor". .J. S . Bach
I . Rondo
I I . Polonatie
I I I . Badinerie
Je&u* the Very Thought o i Thee...............................
Cathy Hart, mezzo-*oprano
Carol Barber, accompaniit
ValeWood
Bright I* the Ring oi Word* (Song.* oj Travel) . . . .
Ralph Vaughn William*
Greg Vote*, baritone
Lamont Veter, accompaniit
. Pietro Yon
Je&uA Bambino
Vebra Kern, *oprano
Vicki Steed, accompaniit
Robert Elmore
Lee Hart, tenor
Carol Barber, accompaniit
Sleep, Holy Babe .
Reed Auditorium
December 15, 1977
7: 30 p.m.
D E P A R T M E N T O F M USIC
presents
SENIOR RECITAL
D E B O R A H
S T E W A R T ,
Assisted
BRENDA MILLER,
LARRY DIEFFENBACH,
Excursions, Op. 2 0
Un poco allegro
Allegro molto
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano, Op.
Allegro amabile
piano
by
clarinet
accompanist
Samuel Barber
(1910 )
120, No. 2 .............
Johannes Brahms
(1833 - 1897)
Prelude and Fugue in C m a j o r ........... Johann Sebastian Bach
(Well-Tempered Clavier, Book 1)
(1685 - 1750)
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano
Romanza
Allegro con fuoco
Francis Poulenc
(1899 )
Grillen, Op.
12, No. 4 ........................Robert Schumann
(1810 )
Aufschwung, Op. 12, No. 2 .................... Robert Schumann
T h Z i A e c t t a Z L i b e t n g p A .e ie .n te d Z n p a A t ia Z fauZhZZZment o jj t h e
A e q u tA m en ti
o a t h e B a ch eZ o A ofa S c i e n c e V e g A e e Z n M u iZ c E d u c a t io n
Reed Auditorium
February 11, 1978
7:30 p.m.
Olivet Hazarene College
D E P A R T M E N T O F M USIC
presents
FACULTY RECITAL
NEIL R O T H , Cello
O V ID Y O U N G , Piano
Sonata N o. 5 in G M a jo r
Largo
Allegro
Largo
Allegro
A ntonio V ivaldi
Sonata N o. 2 in D M a j o r ..............................................................................Felix M endelssohn
Allegro assai vivace
Allegretto scherzando
A dagio
M olto allegro vivace
IN TE RM ISSIO N
(Five Minutes)
Kol Nidrei
..................................................................................................................... Max Bruch
Le C ygne (T h e Swan)
C am ille Saint-Saens
Interlude du Poem e de L 'A m ou r et D e la M e r ......................................... Ernest Chausson
Adagio
...................................................................................................................Franz Schubert
Apres un Reve (After a D r e a m ) ......................................................................... G abriel Faure
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MA T T HE W
VICKI
TAYLOR,
STEED,
Assisted
GLEN
Arioso (Cantata No.
trombone
accompanist
HUMMEL,
by
trumpet
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Johann Sebastian Bach
H.R. Kent, Arr.
Sonata for Trombone and P i a n o ............................................... John Davison
Fantasia
After an English Folk-Song
Rondo with Chorale
Zueignung (Devotion)
Richard Strauss
Rudolf Forst, Transc.
Mr. Hummel and Mr. Taylor
Morceau Symphonique
Concerto for Trumpet and Piano .................................
Allegro con spirito
Andante
Rondo
Sonate
Alexander Guilmant
Johann Nepomuk Hummel
...................................................................
Allegro moderato maestoso
Allegretto grazioso
Allegro pesante
Allegro moderato maestoso
Paul Hindemith
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JUNIOR RECITAL
T IM
LARRY
MARK
L A R KI N,
trumpet
DIEFFENBACH, piano
FITZGERALD, organ
Assisted
by
GLEN HUMMEL, trumpet
MARK SLONECKER, trumpet
Canzonia due canti
First Movement
Girolamo Frescobaldi
Mr. Hummel and Mr. Larkin
Mr. Fitzgerald, accompanist
Morceau de Concours ...................................................
Lento - Allegro - Un peu moins uite
Mr. Dieffenbach, accompanist
Andre Chailleaux
Sonata for Trumpet and Piano ..............................................
With strength and vigor
Rather slowly
Moderately fast
Sonata for Trumpet and Organ
Allegro moderato
Adagio espressivo
Allegro vivace
Kent Kennan
Henry Purcell
Mr. Fitzgerald, accompanist
Concerto for Two Trumpets
Allegro
Allegro moderator
Antonio Vivaldi
Mr. Hummel and Mr. Larkin
Cinq Bagatelles .......................................................
Leggero e vivo
Lento espressivo
Scherzando (ma non troppo)
Vivo
Mr. Hummel, Mr. Slonecker, and Mr. Larkin
Pierre Max Dubois
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C o lle g e ChuAch
PebAuaAy 2 5 , 1978
7: 00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Zueigmung ...................... . .Richard Strauss
Jeff Bell, baritone
Prelude from Suite Bergamesque. . . Claude Debussy
Don Reddick, piano
Votre toast, je peux le rendre. . . .Georges Bizet
(Carmen)
Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra ...............
Rondo
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Brenda Miller, clarinet
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say. . . C.S. Bartlett
Arabesque No. 1 in E Major . . . .
Claude Debussy
Eric Bergstrom, piano
Song of D e v o t i o n
John Ness Beck
Reed Auditorium
March 1, 1978
4:00 p.m.
Olivet Hazarene College
C ultural Series
PRESENTS
CHRISTOPH HENfCEL ,
CELLO
AND
STEPHEN N IELSO N
, PIANO
A R T IS T -IN -R E S ID E N C E
Sonata in D Major, Op. 102, No. 2 ...................................... Ludwig van Beethoven
Allegro con brio
Adagio con molto sentimento d’affetto
Allegro
Suite No. 6 in D Major, BW V 1 0 1 2
Praeludium
Allemande: Adagio
Courante: Allegro energico
Sarabande
Gavotte I, II
Gigue: Allegro
INTERMISSION
Sonata in C Major, Op. 65 ................................................................ Benjamin Britten
Allegro
Scherzo-pizzicato
Elegia
Marcia
Moto Perpetuo
Suite populaire Espagnole .................................................................. Manuel de Falla
El Pano moruno
Nana
Cancion
Jota
Asturiane
Polo
Chalfant Hall
Friday, March 3, 1978
8:00 p.m .
Christoph Henkel w ill appear as guest soloist
w ith the Kankakee Sym phony Orchestra tom or
row evening, March 4, in a perform ance of the
Dvorak C ello C oncerto. T he concert, w hich also
w ill include the M endelssohn “Reform ation”
Sym phony and the C hicago-area premiere of the
film music from “Star W ars”, begins at 8:00 p. m.
at W estview H igh School Auditorium .
Olivet
E D UC A TIO N WITH A C H R IS T IA N PURPO SE
Orphou/
Choir
D. GEORGE DUNBAR, CONDUCTOR
fllini/try in fflu/k
Olivet nazarene College*
SPRING P R O G R A M 1978
Thank the L ord
arr. R. Clausen
Invocation
T he Pastor
Program Selected fr o m :
W h en in M an’s M usic
C antate Sing to the L ord
H odie! Em m anuel! G loria!
Alleluia
E. L. D iem er
N. G oem an n e
M. Price
W . A. M ozart
E. Butler
E. H ovland
Saul
Three Orisons
I . T h ou Hast C reated Us, O L ord
I I . L ord Jesus Christ
I I I . O L ord O ur G od
Ezekial Saw de W heel
Ain’ G ot T im e to D ie
O . Y oun g
arr. N. L u b o ff
arr. P. D uey
arr. O . Y oung
At the C ross................. T o G od Be the G lory
W on d erfu l L ov e - Matchless G r a c e ................. The C om forter Has C om e
Benediction
T h e C h oral Benediction
The Pastor
P. Lutkin
PERSONNEL
Soprano
Alto
Jill McCleery - Washington, D .C.
Rhonda Moreland - Eureka, IL
Tenor
Bass
Kevin VanTine - Canton, IL
Accompanists
SPECIA L R E C O R D IN G : “ T O G O D BE TH E G L O R Y ”
This recording includes eleven well-known and loved hymns
and gospel songs arranged by Ovid Young. A full symphony
orchestra accompanies Orpheus Choir in some of your favorite
songs. The album is also available in 8-track tape.
O rpheus C h oir Schedule - Spring 1978
M arch 3
C hurch o f the Nazarene
Sturgis, M I
M arch 4
Flint, MI
M arch 5 AM
Bethel C hurch o f the Nazarene
Grosse Point, M I
M arch 5 PM
C hurch o f the Nazarene
H ow ell, MI
M arch 28
First C h u rch o f the Nazarene
San A n ton io, T X
M arch 29 - April 2
Iglesia Nazareno en M exico
M onterrey, N uevo Leon
M exico
April 12 - 16
Annual Spring T ou r
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Bois epais
Jean-Baptiste Lully
Karen Young, mezzo-soprano
Come Again, Sweet Love Doth Now Invite. . . .John Dowland
Kevin Folsom, bass
Voi che Sapete (The Marriage of Figaro) . .Wolfgang Mozart
Lucinda Chinski, alto
Concerto No. I, Op. 11.
................ Richard Strauss
Allegro
Andante
Peggy Fruehling, horn
Dies Bildniss 1st bezaubernd Schon . . . .Wolfgang Mozart
Andy Hunt, tenor
Terri Hasselbring, accompanist
Litanei
Franz Schubert
Jennita Smith, contralto
L' Heure Exquise
Reynaldo Hahn
Doug Karl, baritone
Noel Fiercy, accompanist
My Life's Delight
Roger Quilter
Tim Gluck, tenor
Randy Dennis, accompanist
Beau Soir
Claude Debussy
Cathy Green, contralto
Nancy Eichenberger, accompanist
Concerto .......................... . Alexander Arutunian
Jon Rash, baritone horn
L amon t Deter, a cc.omp an is t
The W i l l o w ................ . . .
Lorraine Marks, mezzo-soprano
Tim Gluck, accompanist
Bert Carlson
The Mouse
Pat a Cake
The Old Woman (Chinese Mother Goose Rhymes)............
Bainbridge Crist
Charles Dautermann, baritone
Mary Jane Lamping, accompanist
Hello. Hello!
(The Telephone) ........ Gian Carlo Menotti
Touch Me to Song
.......................... Gustav Klemm
Jerry Casey, tenor
The Lovely Song My Heart Is Singing. . . .Edmund Goulding
Steve Raymond, baritone
Sonata for Clarinet and Piano . . . . . . .Paul Hindemith
Massig bewegt
Scott Heckman, clarinet
Peggy Fruehling, accompanist
Reed Auditorium
March 15, 1978
4:00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT AUDITIONS
Una voce poco fa (II Barbiere de Siviglia) ...............
Gioacchimo Rossini
Terri Hasselbring, mezzo-soprano
Final Duet, "Hello, Hello" (The Telephone) ...............
Gian Carlo Menotti
Jeff Bell, baritone
Votre toast, je peux vous le rendre (Carmen) ............
Georges Bizet
Das irdische Leben (Das Knaben Wunderhorn) . Gustav Mahler
Lorraine Marks, mezzo-soprano
Dies Bildniss ist bezaubernd Schon . . Wolfgang A. Mozart
Andy Hunt, tenor
Terri Hasselbring, accompanist
Un bel di, vedremo (Madama Butterfly) . . .Giacomo Puccini
Jeff Bell, accompanist
Avant de quitter ces Lieux (Faust) .........Charles Gounod
Jeff Bell, baritone
0 mio babbino caro (Gianni Schicchi) . . . Giacomo Puccini
Celeste Spires, soprano
Dalla Sua P a c e ........................ Wolfgang A. Mozart
Lee Hart, tenor
L' amour est un oiseau (Carmen) ............. Georges Bizet
Flower Duet (Madama Butterfly)
Giacomo Puccini
Jill McCleery, mezzo-soprano
Non piu Andrai (The Marriage of Figaro) .................
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Brent Campbell, baritone
Mon Coeur s 'ouvre a^ta Voix (Samson and Delilah) ........
Camille Saint-Saehs
Un' aura amorosa ..................... Wolfgang A. Mozart
Gary Griffin, tenor
Reed Auditorium
March 16, 1978
7:00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
COMMENCEMENT CONCERT AUDITIONS
Piano Concerto No. 1 in g minor, Op. 25 .................
v
Molto allegro con fuoco
Felix Mendelssohn
Steven Hostetler, piano
Timothy Nelson, accompanist
Concerto No. 1, Op. 11.................... Richard Strauss
Allegro
Andante
Peggy Fruehling, horn
Concertino for Trombone and String Orchestra..........
Allegro giocoso
Lars Erik-Larsson
Matt Taylor, trombone
Concerto in d minor for Flute and Orchestra, Op. 69. . .
Andante
Bernhard Molique
Karen Young, flute
Concerto ............................
AlexanderArutunian
Jon Rash, baritone horn
Concerto No. 2 in g minor, Op. 22 . . Camille Saint-Saens
Andante sostenuto
Vicki Steed, piano
Timothy Nelson, accompanist
Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra. . Wolfgang A. Mozart
Rondo
Brenda Miller, clarinet
Chalfant Hall
March 16, 1978
7:00 p.m.
Olivol nazarene College
D
epartm ent of
M
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PRESENTS A
F A C U LT Y RECITAL
czrf-C icE .
S d u crcu L c ii., fiia n L it
Sonata in A-flat m ajor, O p. 26 (1802)
L u d w ig van Beethoven
Andante con Varianzioni
Allegro m olto
Marcia Funebre
Allegro
Dating from the beginning of the com poser’s second style period, the “ Funeral M arch” Sonata
opens with a set o f five variations based on a lyrical, m oderately paced theme. Each variation faith
fully follow s the structure o f the theme while disguising the m elody in new rhythm ic patterns. The
second m ovem ent is a quick scherzo (joke) which amuses us by beginning in a tonality other than its
ow n. The funeral m arch o f the third m ovem ent sometimes lends its nam e to the entire sonata. Som
ber, dotted rhythms in the first section are interrupted by a short, explosive trio which D onald
P rancis T ovey describes as fired salutes. A rondo o f quickly running imitative counterpoint serves
as the Finale.
Images, Series I (1905)
Claude Debussy
Reflets dans l’eau
H om m age'a Rameau
M ouvem ent
W hile m uch that Debussy com posed can be categorized as image or m ood pieces, there are three
sets o f works that are specifically titled “ Im ages." T onight’s work is the first o f tw o sets written for
piano. T h e liquid sonorities and floating chords o f “ Reflections in the W ater” aurally paint an
almost realistic im age o f shifting watery patterns. The second m ovem ent is a tribute to the eight
eenth century French com poser, Rameau. Debussy pays hom age to Ram eau’s affinity for Baroque
dance form s b y casting the m ovem ent in the form of a majestic sarabande. T he third m ovem ent is
abstract in nature, but the perpetual m otion o f its persistent rhythms conveys the impression o f a
delicate wheel running at high velocity.
INTERM ISSION (Five Minutes)
Music for Piano (1971)
M ichael Martin
'M usic for Piano" displays the extreme dissonances, rhythm ic com plexities, and w ide variety o f d y
namics that are often part o f the twentieth century style. The work is set in tw o slow movements.
The first begins calm ly with a slow ly m oving lyrical m elody accom panied and punctuated by
detached figures. T h e rhythm ic com plexities and dynam ic levels increase until all is interrupted by
a long silence. For a second tim e, the music moves through a nervous crescendo o f dynam ics and
rhythms to a violent final cadence. T h e second m ovem ent, much shorter that the first, acts as an
epilogue. T h e texture is sparse. The angular melodies are improvisatory. The m ood is serene.
The com poser, currently residing in C alifornia, has been on the faculty o f the University o f C alifor
nia, Berkeley. Last year while visiting Olivet Nazarene College with his father. Rev. Paul Martin,
Dr. Martin presented several lectures to music students on campus.
Im prom ptu in A-flat m ajor, O p. 29 (1837)
Berceuse, O p. 57 (1844)
Scherzo in B-flat m inor, O p. 31 (1837)
Frederic C h opin
The three works titled "im p rom p tu " are am ong C hopin's most obviously intimate com positions.
The Im prom ptu in A -flat m ajor is cast in a straightforward three part form . T he pianistic style o f
the outer sections is reminiscent o f the com poser's Etudes w hile the interlude is richly m elodic in the
manner o f the Nocturnes.
The Berceuse (Lullaby) is regarded b y Abram Chasins as "perhaps the most ingenious piece in the
w hole o f piano literature.” A hypnotically rocking figure built upon tonic and dom inant harmonies
fills fifty-four o f the work's seventy measures. A bove this unchanging pattern, C hopin puts a brief
lilting m elody through a series o f continuous variations, dem onstrating all manner o f pianistic
invention.
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T h e scfierzo (joke) as a form was originally no m ore than a fast minuet, a dance in triple meter that
served as a m iddle m ovem ent in a sonata or sym phony. C hopin was first in elevating the scherzo to
the rank o f an independent com position. The only relationship shown to the earlier form is the
retention of the triple meter and the inclusion of a contrasting trio section. Even the characteristic
jesting m ood is replaced by a dram atic portrayal o f a wide range o f emotions.
Reed Auditorium
Friday, M arch 17, 1978
8:00 p.m .
T
he
C
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and
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ollege
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rch estra
ELIJAH
a dramatic oratorio
by
FELIX M ENDELSSOHN
Rhea Vinson, soprano
Lorraine Marks, alto
Gary Griffin, tenor
Tony Fightmaster, baritone
Klaus Schuller, soprano
Joe N
o ble
,
conductor
C o lle g e C h u rch o f th e N azaren e
Saturday, March 18, 1978
8:00 p.m .
PR O G R A M
Invocation
PARTI
Introduction (Elijah)
Overture (O rchestra)
Chorus
Chorus and duet
H elp, L ord
L ord , b o w thine ear
Recitative (O badiah )
Aria (O badiah )
Ye p eople, rend your hearts
If w ith all your hearts
Recitative (An Angel)
Double Choir
Recitative (An Angel)
Solo (The W id o w and Elijah)
Chorus
Elijah, get thee hence
For He shall give His angels
N ow Cherith’s brook
W h at have I to d o w ith Thee
Blessed are the men w h o fear Him
Recitative (Elijah, A h ab, Chorus)
Chorus
Recitative (Elijah)
Chorus
Recitative (Elijah)
Chorus
Recitative and Air (Elijah)
Chorus (Chorale)
Recitative (Elijah)
Chorus (Elijah and Chorus)
Aria (Elijah)
As G o d the L ord o f Sabaoth
Baal, w e cry to thee
Call Him louder
Hear our cry, O Baal
Call Him louder
Baal! Hear and answer
D raw near, all ye people
Cast thy burden upon the L ord
O thou, w h o makest thine angels spirits
The fire descends from Heaven
Is not His w ord like a fire?
Arioso (Alto)
Recitative (O badiah )
Recitative (Elijah, Chorus, the Youth)
Chorus
W oe unto them w h o forsake Him !
O man o f G o d , help thy people!
T h ou hast overthrow n thine enemies!
Thanks be to G od!
INTERM ISSION
(Ten Minutes)
Part II
Aria (Soprano)
Chorus
Redtative (Elijah, the Q ueen, Chorus)
Chorus
Redtative (O bad iah , Elijah)
Aria (Elijah)
Hear ye, Israel
Be not afraid
The L ord hath exalted thee
W o e to Him
M an o f G od
It is enough
Redtative (Tenor)
Chorus (T reble C lef C hoir)
Chorus
Aria (The A ngel)
Lift thine eyes
H e w atch in g over Israel
0 rest in the L ord
Redtative (Alto)
Chorus (T reble C le f C h oir and Chorus)
Chorus
Redtative (Elijah)
See, n ow he sleepeth
Arioso (Elijah)
A bove H im stood the seraphim
H oly is G o d the L ord
G o, return upon thy w ay
1 go on m y w ay
F or the m ountains shall depart
Aria (Tenor)
Chorus
Then shall the righteous shine forth
And then shall your light break forth
C H O R A L UNION
Joe N oble, C on du ctor
J. Randall D ennis, Student C on du ctor
Jeffery Bell, A ccom panist
M arcia A bbott
W a d e Arm entrout
Beth Banister
D eanna Banks
M ichelle Barr
Jeffery Bell
Eric Bergstrom
Charlotte Bottles
V ickie Bright
Jennifer B row n
M ichael Brow n
G reg Bumpus
M ark Burchfield
Jerry Cam pbell
L u cin da Chinski
Jeannette Clack
D avid Cranm er
D iane Crisp
G lenn culver
Randy Dennis
Lynette D ering
Larry D ieffenbach
T on y Fightmaster
Mark Fitzgerald
Kevin Folsom
Sue Freeland
Shirley French
Dennese Fry
Tim G luck
Steven G olay
M arion G oodin
Catherine Green
G ary G riffin
Sandra Harris
L ee Hart
Terri Hasselbring
D arrell H azelw ood
Scott H eckm an
T om Hiatt
G loria H ockerm an
Katina H ood
Steve Hostetler
M ichelle H uck
A n drew Hunt
A lm eda H yde
Patricia Jones
D ebra Jordan
D ouglas Karl
C arole King
Christel K ing
Susan K olm er
M ary Jane L am pin g
Jeff Lilienthal
Ricky M cG ee
Lorraine Marks
D ennis Martin
C huck M einecke
Jeannine Miskimen
R honda M oreland
Susan Morris
D avid M orrison
Sheila M orrison
D ebra Moss
D av id M undy
D aron N ance
Joel Nixon
Linda Park
Barry Parker
M ary Jane Pede
Shirley Penrose
R obin Pfahler
Nedra P onder
C in dy P onto
Joseph Postin
Jon Rash
Steven R aym ond
D on Reddick
C harlene Robinson
C harm aine Rotteveel
Elliot Self
Beth Selvidge
Tim Sigler
Jennita Smith
Steven Smith
Valerie Spearm an
Celeste Spires
C onnie Stanley
V icki Steed
Judith U n derw ood
Paula V a n d eh oef
Rhea Vinson
Patricia W adsw orth
Terry W eem s
Steven W h ite
C arol W ickersham
James W o o d e n
G reg Yates
Karen Y oung
D ebra Z urch er
TR E B LE C L E F C H O IR
Joe N obel, C on d u ctor
Svea Hutchens, Accom panist
Sharon Aumiller
Cathy Bailey
D eanna Banks
Vicki Beckwith
D arla Bradford
Kelly Brecker
Vickie Bright
Sherry Bundy
Barb Cain
Rhonda C oburn
Joanne D avis
Lois D eA rm on d
D onn a D ikem an
R obin Flickinger
D ebra Sue Forrest
D enise Games
M ary Kay G rogan
Barbara Hansche
Brenda Harder
D eb i Hart
J ulie Hinkle
Terri Huntsman
Svea H utchens
Barbara K effer
T u rid Larsen
Julie Mathis
Susan Morris
Linda N ovakow
Evelyn O lson
C in dy P on to
Charlene R obinson
Laurie Roth
Brenda Samson
Janean Smith
Vicki W ainw righ t
Kim W aite
D eb b ie W alker
C arol W ickersham
R honda W illiam son
Jerene W right
Renae W right
O RCH ESTRA
H arlow H opkins, C on du ctor
V IO L IN I
C a rol Constantine
Kathy Irelan
C larence Grothaus
Sue Groskreutz
G eorge Shutak
FLU TE
Edith Suarez
Lynette G arlick
O BO E
Barbara Heile
Judy H em p
V IO L IN II
M arinda Prior
Laurie Roth
L in da Sievert
D eborah Bell
Ann Killelea
C L A R IN E T
Brenda M iller
Bonnie W right
BASSOON
Pam Swarts
V IO L A
R onald Peckham
Jewell Grothaus
C lau dia King
HORN
Peggy Fruehling
Tim Fitzgerald
C heryl Chaney
CELLO
Neil Roth
C athy Bailey
Eloise Cartright
TR U M PE T
G len H um m el
Tim Larkin
STRIN G BASS
Pam Slonecker
Fred Kuester
TR O M B O N E
M atthew Taylor
A ndy Turnbull
Barbara Keffer
ORGAN
T im oth y Nelson
TIM PANI
T ru dy W illiam s
CHORALE
Beth Banister, Celeste Spires, sopranos
C arole K ing, R honda M oreland, altos
Steven G olay, A ndrew H unt, tenors
Jeffery Bell, G reg Yates, basses
Facultad de Musica
presenta
ORPHEUS C H O IR
D irigido por D .G . D unbar
en
MONTERREY, MEXICO
en colab ora cion con
Rev. Moises Esperilla, Superintendente
D istrito Noreste
Iglesia del N azareno en M exico
29 de m arzo - 2 de abril
1978
O livet Nazarene C ollege
Kankakee, Illinois
E .E .U .U .
El program a Incluira Canciones Escogidas de las Siguienter:
Thank the L ord
In vocacion
W h en in M an’s M usic
C antate Sing to the L ord
H odiel E m m anuel! Gloria!
H allelujah Chorus
arr. R. Clausen
el Pastor
E .L . D iem er
N. G oem an n e
M . Price
G .F . Handel
E. Butler
E. H ovland
Saul
T hree Orisons
I . T h ou Hast Created Us, O Lord
I I . L ord Jesus Christ
III. O L ord O ur G od
A in’ G ot T im e to D ie
C anciones en Espanol
O . Y oung
arr. N. L u b o ff
arr. P. D uey
arreglos de O vid Y oung
Bendito Jehova Por Su A m or
Las Santas Escrituras
ICuan G rande A m o r !. . . M aravillosa Gracia
En La Cruz
El C on solador Ha V en ido
Soloists: L in da D un bar y Ray M oore
Selecciones:
El C on ju n to
Los Trios Joy Unlim ited y Son Sent
Bendicion
Bendicio'n del C oro
el Pastor
P. Lutkin
PERSONNEL
Soprano
Alto
Jeanette Clack - Madison, W I
Jill McCleery - Washington, D .C.
Tenor
Bass
Accompanists
Expresiones de G ratitud
Los m iem bros del C o ro O rpheus deseamos expresar el mas profu n do
agradecim iento a todos aquellos qu e han h ech o este viaje posible.
Q uerem os darles gracias por sus esfuerzos y ayudas al D r. H .T . Reza, al
D r. Sergio Fran co, al Rev. Jose P acheco, al Rev. Moises Esperilla y al
Dr. Jerald Johnson. Los estudiantes han recibido la ayuda espiritual y
financiera de las iglesias de las cuales son m iem bros. Tambie'n estamos
agradecidos al D r. Leslie Parrott, R ector de O livet Nazarene C ollege; al
Profesor H arlow Hopkins de la Facultad de Bellas Artes; a la Profesora
M innie W ills de la Facultad de Lenguas Extranjeras; y a todos aquellos
que han cola b ora d o y participado para que tod o esto sea posible. Desde
el prin cip io, el Profesor Ray M oore ha sido de m ucha ayuda p or sus con sejos y ap oyo. Tam bien querem os expresar nuestra gratitud a los padres
de los m iem bros del coro p or sus oraciones y a p oyo espiritual. T odos
juntos alabem os a Dios: “ A D ios Sea la G loria” .
Itinerario
28 de m arzo L a Primera Iglesia del Nazareno
San A n ton io, Texas
Rev. D arrel D . M iley, Pastor
29 de m arzo Iglesia del Nazareno
2 de abril M onterrey, M exico
D
epartm ent of
M
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PRESENTS A
SENIOR R E C IT A L
J E N N I F E R
B ROWN,
flu te
LAMONT DETER,
piano
VICKI STEED,
harpsichord
Suite
in A M i n o r f o r F l u t e a n d H a r p s i c h o r d
..........
Georg Phillip
Telemann
Robert
Schumann
Overture
Air a l'ltalien
Two Menuets
Lento
Vicki
Three Romances,
Op.
Moderato
Semplice,
Steed,
harpsichord
94
affettuoso
Moderato
Lamont Deter,
piano
S o n a t a f o r F l u t e a n d P i a n o ........................................ F r a n c i s
Allegro malinconico
Poulenc
Cantilena
Presto giocoso
L a m o n t De t e r ,
piano
ThiA Aecitai iA being pAesented in paAtiat ûZîllment OjJ the AequtAementi
ioA the BacheloA 0(j A aXa VegAee in MuAic Education
Reed A u d i t o r i u m
A p r i l 7,
7:00 p.m.
1978
D
epartm ent of
M
u s ic
PRESENTS
OLIVET SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
HARLOW HOPKINS, c o n d u c t o r
ROBERT POST a n d DAVID JON KROHN, m a s t e r m i m e s
PROGRAM
Symphony No. 101 (“The Clock” ) ......................................... Franz Joseph Haydn
Adagio
Andante
Menuetto (Allegretto)
Finale (Vivace)
The Mastermimes................................................. Robert Post and David Jon Krohn
Mime Technique
The Tea Kettle
The Balloon
The Greeting
Showdown at High Noon
Devil Sticks
Astronauts
The Candle
The Surgeon
The Fight
The Parking Meter
The Race
INTERMISSION
The Comedians Orchestral Suite, Op. 2 6 ...................................Dmitri Kabalevsky
Prologue - unicycle clowns
Comedians Gallop - juggling balls
March - hula hoop
Pantomime - weight lifter
Intermezzo - dog trainer
Waltz - high wire
Little Lyrical Suite - high wire
Gavotte - high wire
Scherzo - knife thrower
Epilogue - juggling
Chalfant Hall
April 8, 1978
8:00 p.m.
THE MASTERMIMES is a two-man mime, juggling, and acting company, based
in Columbus, Ohio. The two members, Robert Post and David Jon Krohn, are
both experienced professional performers. Their training has incorporated many
facets of the performing arts: acting, dance, mime, and circus techniques
(juggling, unicycle, stilts). They have performed throughout the United States
and Canada. The wide range of skills of these two performers guarantees a good
time for children as well as adults.
ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
FLUTE
Lynette Carlick
Edith Suarez
OBOE
Barbara Heile
CLARINET
Brenda Miller
Bonnie Wright
BASSOON
Pam Swarts
HORN
Peggy Fruehling
Tim Fitzgerald
TRUMPET
Clen Hummel
Tim Larkin
TROMBONE
Matthew Taylor
Andy Turnbull
Barbara Keffer
TIMPANI
Trudy Williams
VIOLIN I
Carol Constantine
Kathy Irelan
Clarence Crothaus
Sue Groskreutz
VIOLIN II
Marinda Prior
Laurie Roth
Linda Sievert
Deborah Bell
George Shutak
VIOLA
Ronald Peckham
Jewell Grothaus
Claudia King
CELLO
Neil Roth
Cathy Bailey
Eloise Cartright
STRING BASS
Pam Slonecker
Fred Kuester
Olivet
E D U C A T I O N WI T H A C H R I S T I A N P U R P O S E
KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
presents
Orpheu/ Choir
1977-1978
F o r ty -F ifth C o n c e r t Season
D. GEORGE DUNBAR
CONDUCTOR
R fTlini/try in fTlu/ic
PR O G R A M
arr. R. Clausen
Thank the L ord
T h e Pastor
Invocation
Program Selected from :
E. L . D iem er
W h en in M an’s Music
N. G oem an n e
Cantate Sing to the L ord
H odie! E m m anuel! G loria!
M . Price
G . F. H andel
Hallelujah Chorus
H ow Excellent Is T hy Nam e
E. Butler
E. H ovlan d
Saul
T hree Orisons
I . T h ou Hast C reated Us, O L ord
I I . L ord jesus Christ
I I I . O L ord O u r G od
arr. N. L u b o ff
arr. P. D uey
Ain’ G ot T im e to D ie
At the C ross
O . Y oung
T o G o d Be the G lo r y
arr. O . Y oung
Jesus Paid It All
W on d erfu l L ov e - Matchless G r a c e ................. T h e C om forter Has C om e
Benediction
The C h oral Benediction
T h e Pastor
P. Lutkin
PERSONNEL
Soprano
Alto
•Carol Keener - Flint, MI
Jill McCleery - Washington, D.C.
Tenor
Bass
‘ Greg Bumpus - Decatur, IL
•Gary Griffin - Joliet, IL
'L ee Hart - Warren, MI
‘ Dave Mundy - Cincinnati, OH
Accompanists
‘ Student Conductors
SPECIAL RECORDING: “ TO GOD BE THE GLORY"
This recording includes eleven well-known and loved hymns and gospel
songs arranged by Ovid Young. A full symphony orchestra accompanies
Orpheus Choir in some of your favorite songs. The album is also available in
cassette or 8-track.
O RPHEU S C H O IR ITIN E R A R Y 1977-78
O ctober 26
Fall Revival - O N C
N ovem ber 11
H om ecom in g C on cert - O N C
N ovem ber 13 a.m .
C ollege C h u rch o f the N azarene, B ourbonnais, IL
N ovem ber 18
First C hurch o f the Nazarene, G alesburg, IL
N ovem ber 19
Southside C hurch o f the N azarene, Springfield, IL
N ovem ber 20 a.m .
First C h u rch o f the N azarene, Springfield, IL
N ovem ber 20 p.m .
First C hurch o f the N azarene, Pekin, IL
D ecem ber 3
Christmas C on cert: Kankakee Sym phony
D ecem ber 15
C h apel - O N C
M arch 3
C h u rch o f the Nazarene, Sturgis, M I
M arch 4
First C h u rch o f the N azarene, Flint, M I
M arch 5 a.m .
Bethel C hurch o f the N azarene, Grosse P oint, MI
M arch 5 p .m .
C h u rch o f the Nazarene, H ow ell, M I
M arch 28
First C h u rch o f the N azarene, San A n ton io, T X
M arch 29-April 2
Iglesia N azareno en M exico
M onterrey, N uevo L eon M exico
April 14
Saginaw V alley C hurch o f the N azarene, Saginaw , MI
April 15
T h e Salvation A rm y D ivisional Headquarters
D etroit, M I
April 16 a.m .
C h u rch o f the N azarene, Ferndale, M I
April 16 p .m .
First C h u rch o f the N azarene, M ason, M I
M ay 28 a.m .
Baccalaureate Service - O N C
Ohvet
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KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
presents
Yiking fllale Choru/
1978 Spring Tour
CURTIS K. BRADY
CONDUCTOR
for Thee life /ing
1977-78 C O N C E R T SEASON SPRING T O U R
PROGRAM
Selectionsfor this concert will be chosen from the following partial listing of
the 1977-78 repertoire.
Alm a M ater
N ational Anthem
IN V O C A T IO N
Byron C a rm on y
Key, arr. Brady
............................................................................................ T h e Pastor
Stouthearted M en
Sigm und R om berg
Y ou ’ll Never W alk A lone
R ichard Rodgers
0 Sing U nto the L ord
N orm an D ello Joio
All Hail the P ow er o f Jesus’ Name
arr. C arm ichael
A M ighty Forgress
Luther, arr. M ueller
The Last W ord s o f D av id
Randall T h om pson
Pilgrim ’s Chorus
Richard W agner
The Hardest W ork er
D ram atic Sketch
D an Behr
D an Behr, Kevin F olsom , Jack Forrest, M ark R ippe,
T im Bottles, D ave Hayes
Stand Up for Jesus
G eorge W e b b , arr. Hall
The Vikings w ill be join ed by the m en in the congregation for the num ber
D ry Bones
Spiritual
O F F E R T O R Y ................................................................................................ T h e Pastor
M en o f Note
Bless the L ord
T he Ministry o f Mystery
1 W a n t to Be There
L ove D ivine
Selected Solo
I W ill Arise and G o to Jesus
The Sands o f Tim e
C rou ch , arr. Brady
Scott Austin
Peterson, arr. Anthony
W esley, arr. Hall
Kevin Folsom
Southern M elody, arr. Anthony
Jesus, H e Is the Son o f G o d
Solo: D ave W am pler
Sheltered in the L ov e o f Jesus
It Is Finished
Savior, Like a Shepherd L ead Us
arr. C. Brady
John W . Peterson
G aither, arr. H u ff/B ra d y
arr. Paul Sjolund
B E N E D I C T I O N ............................................................................................T he Pastor
Do not leave without shaking the hand of a Viking.
M E E T T H E V IK IN G S
Curtis K. Brady, D irector
FIRST TEN ORS
S E C O N D TEN O R S
D ale Anglin
T im Bottles, Chaplain
Brian Bow en
Steve Ferguson
Randy Frazier
John H ay
Keith Hurt
D an M ayfield
Mark Rigg
Charles Sunberg, President
W a d e Arm entrout
Scott Austin, Secretary
Perry Jaynes
Jon Kring
Kevin Lilley
Joel Nixon
D an T aylor
G ary True
D ave W a m pler
C urt W illiam s
B A RITO N ES
BASSES
D an Behr
Steve Chatham
Mark D ill
Jim Green
Mark Green
D avid Hayes
Keith L u d w ig
G eron Scates
Elliott Self
T im Sigler
Tim Travis
D an Brady
G len Culver
D ave Eaton
John Eliason
R obert F iorenza
Kevin Folsom , V ice President
Jack Forrest, Treasurer
Randy G ee
T om Hiatt
Steve Jones
Phil Leatherm an
M ark M ontgom ery
TRU M PE TS: D ale Anglin, W a d e A rm entrout, John H ay
PERCUSSION: D ave Eaton
G U IT A R : Jeff C rosno
BASS: Stan R em ole, Steve M oore
PIAN O : L am ont Deter
C O N S U L T A N T : N aom i Larsen
MEET THE VIKINGS.........
Forty-five carefully selected college men from eight states combining the
ever-popular sound of male voices withfamiliar music and highest standards
of musicianship.
Add to this a friendly, relaxed style and a goal of honest spiritual ministry
and one begins to understand why the VIKINGS are one of the most widely
heard and travelled male choruses in America.
A repertoire which ranges from Anthems to Barbershop allows the group
to be equally effective in Church Services, Professional Conventions, Service
Clubs, Television, or Formal Concerts. Whatever the setting may be, the
“VIKES” have a unique ministry and we are please to have you share in this
experience with us.
Inquiries for available concert dates for the 1978-79 season should be
directed to:
Viking Concert Management
Department of Development
ITIN ERARY
DATE
PLAC E
L O C A T IO N
April 12
G rand Rapids, M ichigan
April 13
C hurch o f the N azarene
Big Rapids, M ichigan
April 14
North Street C h u rch o f
the N azarene
Lansing, M ichigan
Hillcrest C hurch o f the N azarene
Pontiac, M ichigan
April 15
April 16 AM First C hurch o f the Nazarene
D etroit, M ichigan
April 16 PM C hapm an M em orial C hurch o f
the Nazarene
V icksburg, M ichigan
April 30 AM First C hurch o f the Nazarene
D anville, Illinois
April 30 PM United M ethodist Church
D w igh t, Illinois
In addition to the ab ove appearances, the Fall and W inter Tours o f the
Viking M ale Chorus included appearances in the follow in g cities:D ecatur,
Bourbonnais, and Kankakee, Illinois; K okom o, R ich m on d, Anderson, and
Indianapolis, Indiana; T h ree Rivers, M ichigan; Boca Raton, Fort L au der
dale, M iam i, Lakeland, Key Biscayne, and Disney W o rld , F lorida; and a
concert-m ission tour o f Nassau, Bahamas.
Ofc&gt
KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
presents
Treble C lef Choir
1978 Spring Tour
JOE M. NOBLE
CONDUCTOR
Voice/ in Proi/e
TREBLE CLEF CHOIR
P RO CE SSIO N AL
Alm a M ater
IN V O C A T IO N
L et’s Just Praise the L ord
Bill Gaither
Byron C arm ony
Pastor
PROGRAM
John W ilson
Sing U nto His Nam e
C om e Unto M e
D ick Anthony
(Based on a them e by Franz Liszt)
D r. Neil Roth, cello
Lift Thine Eyes ( Elijah)
N ow Let Us All Praise G o d and Sing
Felix M endelssohn
G ord on Y oung
Treble Clef Choir
H olden-E lder
Eugene Butler
Johannes Brahm s-H aydn
C oron ation Anthem
W ere You There?
Praise W e Sing to Thee
Handbell Choir
He C am e H ere for M e
T here’s a Q uiet U nderstanding
King o f Kings - L ord o f L ords ( Alleluia)
Because H e Lives (Alleluia)
Treble Clef Choir
Carillon
Prayer and Finale
Eugene Butler
Ron Nelson
T ed Sm ith-W ilson
Bill G aither
Bill G aither
G eorges Bizet
G ord on Y oung
Handbell Choir
SELECTIONS FROM MEMBERS OF THE CHOIR
M y Jesus I L ov e T hee
A m azing G race
Eternal L ife
G ypsy Smith
Lou Leam an
O live D ungan
Treble Clef Choir
SPOKEN B E N E D IC T IO N
SUNG B E N E D IT IO N
Shalom , M y Friend
Pastor
C h oir
PERSO N N EL
M arcia A b b ott, O w osso, MI
’ Sharon Aum iller, Springfield, IL
C athy Bailey, O skaloosa, IA
D eanna Banks, N orm al, IL
Karen Beatty, W estland, M I
V icki B eckw ith, Q u in cy, M I
D arla B radford, Three Rivers, MI
V . Kelly Brecher, Pekin, IL
V ickie Bright, Traverse C ity, MI
Sherry Bundy, H ow ell, M I
Barb C ain , Mt. Prospect, IL
R h on da C ob u rn , Fayetteville, NC
•Joanne D avis, H ow ell, M I
*Lois D eA rm on d , Berne, IN
R obin Flickinger, W in field , IL
D ebra Sue Forrest, Elkhart, IN
D en ice G am es, C enterville, PA
M ary K ay G rogan , C restw ood, IL
•Barbara H ansche, R acine, W I
D ebi Hart, Penfield, OH
•Brenda H arter, R ich m on d, IN
•Julie Hinkle, D eK a lb, IL
*Terri H untsm an, K nightstow n, IN
Svea Hutchens, H am ilton, O H
•Sybil Johnson, A nn A rbor, M I
Barbara K effer, M aum ee, O H
D eb b ie Kelley, H ouston, T X
T u rid Larsen, C h icag o, IL
Julie M athis, Nashville, IN
*Susan M orris, Indianapolis, IN
L in da N ovakow , M arton , IL
Evelyn O lson, Fairm ont, MN
C indy P onto, G reen w ood , IN
•Charlene R obinson, Stoughton, W I
Laurie R oth, B ourbonnais, IL
Brenda Samson, Johannesburg, South
A frica
V ickie W ain w righ t, M on roe, W I
*Kim W aite, Centerville, O H
D eb b ie W alker, C ou n try C lu b Hills, IL
•Carol W ickersham , B ourbonnais, IL
R honda W illiam son , Fort W a yn e, IN
Jerene W right, Fort W a yn e, IN
Renae W righ t, Fort W a yn e, IN
‘ H andbell C h oir M em bers
Accom panists:
Svea Hutchens
M arcia A b bott
TRE B LE C L E F C H O IR O F F IC E R S
President - D enice Gam es
V ice President - Karen Beatty
Secretary - Brenda Harter
Treasurer - C harlene Robinson
Librarian - Joanne Davis
Chaplain - T u rid Larsen
ITIN E RAR Y
O ctober 23 N ovem ber 4 N ovem ber 5 N ovem ber 6 N ovem ber 11 N ovem ber 13 D ecem ber 13 April 14 April 15 April 16 -
W atseka, Illinois
Chrism an, Illinois
E l Paso, Illinois
C h am paign , Illinois (First Church)
Kankakee, Illinois (Im m anuel Baptist C hurch)
H om ecom ing C oncert
Bradley, Illinois
C hapel Service
R acine, W isconsin, (T aylor A ve.)
Burlington, W isconsin
Freeport, Illinois (First C hurch)
O ak L aw n , Illinois
“EDUCATION WITH A CHRISTIAN PURPOSE” means this
T he learning ex p erien ce at Olivet Nazarene C ollege co m b in e s the
w arm th o f the arts, the e x p lo ra to ry disciplines o f s cien ce, and the
Students at Olivet d evelop a stron g value-system that is a firm
fo u n d a tio n fo r character-building to prepare them fo r e ffectiv e living
in whatever careers they ch o o se .
Each year m o re than 2 ,0 0 0 students c o m e to O livet fro m across
the n a tion and around the w orld to study w ith ou r skilled and d edicated
fa cu lty o f 85 m em bers.
M ajors and m inors are o ffe re d in m ore than 4 0 departm ents o f
study. Degrees range fro m the tw o-y ea r A ssociate o f A rts, the fou r-y ear
B ach elor o f Arts and B achelor o f S cien ce to the fifth -y ear M aster o f
A rts in E ducation o r R eligion.
O livet’ s M usic D epartm ent enrolls about 6 0 0 students each year.
Nine ensem bles fo r v o ice or instrum ents in clu d e over 3 0 0 students
fro m all departm ents o f the college.
For m ore inform ation, write o r phone:
815-939-5203
LESLIE PARROTT, Ph.D., President
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Come Again Sweet Love Doth Now Invite . . .John Dowland
Du bist wie eine b l u m e .................Robert Schumann
0 Mistress Mine ......................... Roger Quilter
Kevin Folsom, bass
Quando mio quel bel c i g l i o
Wolfgang A. Mozart
Jennita Smith, contralto
Two-Part Invention in b minor . . Johann Sebastian Bach
Brenda Miller, piano
Gretchen am Spinnrade.................... Franz Schubert
Widmung ................................ Robert Schumann
Sonata for Violin and Piano, Op. 12, No. 1 ..........
Allegro con brio
Ludwig van Beethoven
Carol Constantine, violin
Vicki Steed, piano
Du Ring an meinem Finger (Frauenliebe und Leben) . . . .
Robert Schumann
Debbie Zurcher, mezzo soprano
Brenda Miller, accompanist
Touch Me to S o n g ......................... Gustav Klemm
Jerry Casey, tenor
Allerseelen, Op. 10, No. 8 ............ Richard Strauss
Karen Young, mezzo soprano
Concerto No. 2 in D M a j o r ........ Wolfgang A. Mozart
Allegro aperto
Lynette Garlick, flute
To the Children ................... Sergei Rachmaninoff
The Kitchen Scene (Old Maid and the Thief) ............
Gian Carlo Mendtti
Rhea Vinson, soprano
When the Air Sings of Summer (Old Maid and the Thief) . .
Gian Carlo Menotti
From Day to D a y ............................. Clay Smith
Barbara Keffer, trombone
Wayfarer's Night Song ................. Easthope Martin
Daron Nance, baritone
0 Waly, Waly
Benjamin Britten
Dave Cranmer, tenor
Flutes en V a c a n c e s ................... Jacques Casterede
Flutes Joyeuses
Flutes Pastorales
Flutes Leg^res
Flute Quartet:
Jennifer Brown
Karen Young
Lisa Fiedler
Edith Suarez
The Boatman's Dance
Steve Golay, tenor
Linda Sievert, accompanist
Reed Auditorium
April 19, 1978
4:00 p.m.
Aaron Copland
OLIVET NAZARENE COLLEGE STAGE BAND
Spring Concert
-atar Spangled B a n n e r ....................... Arr. Bob Curnow
Recorded by Stan Kenton
— lill Where the Lord L i e s ..................... Chuck Mangione
Arr. John Tatgenhorst
Soloists:
Ed Chinski, soprano sax
Gary Bressler, soprano sax
Glen Hummel, flugelhorn
“Here's That Rainy Day . . . Jimmy Van Heusen and Johnny Bucke
Arr. Dee Barton
Soloist:
Mark Slonecker, trumpet
ing a S o n g ....................... Maurice White and A1 McKay
Arr. Bob Lowden
Made popular by Earth, Wind and Fire
T i u t e ................................................Neal Hefti
Country Road
Arr. Kenny Wheeler
Recorded by Maynard Ferguson
Soloists:
Tim Gluck, piano
Glen Hummel, valve trombone
Dan Oxley, trumpet
Gonna Fly Now
Theme from "Rocky")
Arr. Jay Chattaway
Soloists:
Dan Oxley,. trumpet
Gary Bressler, tenor sax
Ed Chinski, tenor sax
lorazon
..........
Carol King
Arr. Bill Stapleton
I f ....................................................... Bread
Recorded by Bread
Soloist:
Dan Oxley, trumpet
Moten Swing .............................
Soloists:
Glen Hummel, trumpet
Arr. Ernie Wilkins
Feelings ......................................
Morris Albert
Arr. Dave Wolpe
Soloist:
Hey J u d e ................................. Arr. Adrian Drover
Soloists:
Tim Larkin, fluglehorn
Dan Oxley, trumpet
Ed Chinski, tenor sax
Concert under direction of Glen Hummel and Dan Oxley
Chalfant Hall
April 20, 1978
8:00 p.m.
C ultural Series
PRESENTS
C H I C A G O S Y M P H O N Y ORCHESTRA STRINGS
with
STEPHEN NIELSON, pianist
A R N O L D BROSTOFF,
violinist and con d u ctor
Eine kleine N achtm usik in G M ajor, K. 525 .................. W o lfg a n g Am adeus M ozart
Allegro
R om anza: Andante
M enuetto: Allegretto
R on d o: Allegro
IN TE RM ISSIO N
C on certo for V iolin , Piano, and String O rchestra in D M inor . Felix M endelssohn
Allegro
Adagio
Allegro m olto
Stephen N ielson and A rnold Brostoff, soloists
Ch alfan t Hall
Friday, April 21, 1978
8:00 p .m .
PR O G R A M NO TES
E in e k lein e N a ch tm u sik in G M a jo r , K. 5 2 5
M ozart
The open in g them e o f the first m ovem ent m arked Allegro is served up by
the five different string sections o f the orchestra. T h e second m ovem ent,
Romanza, w hich is marked andante, has a subtle, slow m elody introduced
by the first and second violins. T h e third m ovem ent, Menuetto:Allegretto,
has the typical V* tem po o f the eighteenth century m inuet. T h e fourth
m ovem ent, Rondo marked allegro, is a spritely dance-type m elody intro
du ced b y the first violins w ith various string sections taking the bu bb ly
static-type rhythm that is norm ally attributed to this ron d o form .
M ozart com posed this serenade for a special festive event in Vienna on
August 10, 1787, fou r years before his death. T h e com position is for
strings only.
C o n c e r to fo r V io lin , P ia n o , a n d S trin g O rch estra in D M in o r
M en d elssoh n
The C on certo is one o f the works b y M endelssohn w h ich has rem ained in
manuscript form . O nly in recent years has it been revived for perform ance.
The w ork is in three m ovem ents. T h e first, Allegro, follow s the Classical
concerto plan w ith a dou ble exposition. The second m ovem en t is marked
Adagio, A -m ajor, in 3A tim e. T h e strings state the principal lyrical them e.
The third m ovem ent, Allegro molto, follow s the basic plan o f the sonata
w ith elaborate interplay betw een the tw o solo instruments and the string
orchestra.
M endelssohn com pleted the con certo in 1823 w hen he was fourteen years
old. H e had m any o f the precocious qualities o f M ozart, to w h om he often
has been com pa red. W h en M endelssohn was tw elve, his music cam e to the
attention o f Beethoven w h o w rote o f him , “ prom ise m u ch .”
Olivet
KANKAKEE, ILLINOIS
presents
Conmt Bond
1978 Spring Tour
HARLOW HOPKINS
CONDUCTOR
In/trumontrof Proi/o
PROGRAM
INVOCATION
John Philip Sousa
El Capitan
Johann Pachelbel
Kanon
Arr. Maurice Gardner
Flag of Stars
Gordon Jacob
A WORD OF THANKS AND GREETINGS FROM ONC
Ken Southerland
Associate Director of Admissions, ONC
*In My Heart There Rings a Melody
Elton Roth
Trumpet Trio: Glen Hummel, Tim Larkin, Dan Oxley
Arr. Ovid Young
Sir Arthur Sullivan
’Hymn Fantasy for Band
Arr. James D. Ployhar
Oliver Holden
•All Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name
Arr. Richard Shores
George Warren
*God of Our Fathers
Flute Soloist: Lisa Fiedler
*A Spiritual Festival
In The Great Gittin’ Up Mornin’
Let My People Go
Go Tell It on the Mountain
Deep River
Down by the Riverside
OFFERTORY
•Psalm 46
Arr. Claude T. Smith
Arr. Hawley Ades
Were You There When They Crucified
My Lord?
Set Down, Servant
Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child
He’s Got the Whole World in His Hands
Timothy Fitzgerald, Piano
John Zdechlik
BENEDICTION
*A soon-to-be-released alburn and 8-track tape includes this piece. “IN
STRUMENTS OF PRAISE” may be orderedfollowing the concert at the
literature table in the foyer of the church. Cost of the record is $6.00;
cost of the tape is $7.00
PERSONNEL
FLUTE
TENOR SAXOPHONE
Lisa Fiedler, Charlevoix, MI
Brenda Franseen, Boscobel, WI
Melanie Phillips, Ferndale, MI
Stephen Bennett, Griggsville, IL
Edith Suarez, Richmond, IN
Diane Miller, Clare, MI
Dale Metcalf, Merrillville, IN
Nancy Motter, Fort Wayne, IN
Ronald Peckham, Taylorville, IL
BARITONE SAXOPHONE
Douglas Karl, Decatur, IL
CORNET
OBOE
Valery Joy Garton, Three Rivers, MI
BASSOON
Pamela Swarts, Marion, IN
Robin Pfahler, Coopersville, MI
CLARINET
Brenda Miller, Clare, MI
Scott Heckman, Kentwood, MI
Bonnie Wright, Bradley, IL
Carleen Peterson, Sandwich, IL
Theresa Spalding, Decatur, IL
Beth Banister, North Vernon, IN
Dawn Bell, Cabery, IL
Mary Beth King, Spencerville, OH
Glen Hummel, Elkhart, IN
Tim Larkin, Wollaston, MA
Daniel Oxley, W. Chicago, IL
Barry Parker, Chicago, IL
Steven Raymond, Battle Creek, MI
Lynette Dering, Lowell, IN
Harold McComb, Battle Creek, MI
HORN
Peggy Fruehling, Castana, IA
Lynda Mounts, Decatur, IL
Mark Sturgeon, Owosso, MI
Heidi Bogue, Crete, IL
Timothy Fitzgerald, Alma, MI
TROMBONE
Matthew Taylor, Portage, IN
Edward Turnbull, Hale, MI
Eric Bergstrom, Watseka, IL
BASS CLARINET
BARITONE
Lydia Salzman, Peotone, IL
Jonathan Rash, Lowell, MI
CONTRABASS
TUBA
Shirley Penrose, Goshen, IN
Gregory Reed, Huntington, IN
ALTO SAXOPHONE
PERCUSSION
Rita Bibler, Findlay, OH
Gordon Smith, Ronsom, IL
Robin Keeton, Quincy, MI
Mary Garton, Three Rivers, MI
Trudy Williams, Colorado Springs, CO
OFFICERS
President - Matthew Taylor
Vice President - Lynette Dering
Secretary - Peggy Fruehling
Treasurer - Gregory Reed
Chaplain - Mary Garton
Historian - Melanie Phillips
Librarian - Brenda Miller
ITINERARY
October 6
Outdoor Concert, ONC
March 12
Goodwin Memorial Church of the
Nazarene, Anderson, Indiana
November 2
Church of the Nazarene
Columbia City, Indiana
March 13
Pinebrook Recording Studios
Alexandria, Indiana
November 3
Fairfield Ave. Church of the
Nazarene, Fort Wayne, Indiana
March 23
Chapel Service, ONC
November 4
Riverview Church of the Nazarene
Muncie, Indiana
April 22
Outdoor Concert, ONC
November 5
First Church of the Nazarene
Martinsville, Indiana
April 26
Huntington, Indiana
November 6 A.M.
Fortville, Indiana
April 27
Harris Chapel Church of the Nazarene
Selma, Indiana
November 6 P.M.
Chicago Heights, Illinois
April 28
Cannelton High School
Cannelton, Indiana
Tell City, Indiana
November 11
Homecoming Concert, ONC
November 23
Chapel Service, ONC
December 4
Three Rivers, Michigan
April 29
Corydon, Indiana
April 30 A.M.
East Side Church of the Nazarene
New Albany, Indiana
April 30 P.M.
Bloomington, Indiana
May 29
Commencement Exercises, ONC
Olivet Haiarono College
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SENIOR RECITAL
L U C I N D A
C H I N S K I,
JEFFERY BELL,
D I A N E
a lto
accompanist
C R I S P ,
LARRY DIEFFENBACH,
sop ra n o
accompanist
Piango gerao ..............
Wie melodien zieht es . . .
Du bist wie eine blume . . .
When I Bring to You Colored Toys
Ms. Chinski
John Alden Carpenter
At the River ..............
Ich Grolle Nicht ..........
Ich Grolle Nicht ..........
Gretchen am Spinnrade . . .
Ms,
. Crisp
Voi che sapete (Marriage of Figaro) .............. . .Wolfgang A. Mozart
Mon coeur s ’ouvre a ta voix (Samson and Delilah). ,
. Camille Saint-Saens
Ms. Chinski
Tu Vedrai (11 Trovatore) . .
Ms.. Crisp
Summertime (Porgy and Bess)
To the Children ..........
The Lord Is My Light . . . .
. Sergei Rachmaninoff
Ms. Chinski
Song of Devotion.............. .
Au Cimetiere.................. .
Hello! Hello! (The Telephone) . .
Ms. Crisp
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fioA the BacheloA 0f$ Science VegAee In MuAlc Education and the BachetoA ofi
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Reed Auditorium
April 30, 1978
3:00 p.m.
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PRESENTS
ROGER JANSSEN, t r o m b o n e
HENRIETTA JANSSEN, v i o l a
FANCHON ROSEN,
a c c o m p a n is t
Haste, ye Shepherds
Roger Janssen
Benedetto Marcello
Sonata No. I
Largo
Allegro
Largo
Presto
Henrietta Janssen
Fantasy
From the Shores of the Mighty Pacific
Sigismond Stojowski
Herbert L. Clark
Roger Janssen
INTERMISSION
Fritz Kreisler
Arr. Henrietta Janssen
Recitativo and Scherzo
Lento con espressione
Presto e brilliante
Henrietta J anssen
Giuseppe Tartini
Adagio
Roger Janssen
Suite II
Prelude
Allemande
Courante
Sarabande
Menuet I
Menuet II
Gigue
Henrietta Janssen
Lars-Erik Larsson
Concertino
Preludium
Andante
Allegro Giocoso
Roger Janssen
Reed A uditorium
M ay 1, 1978
7:00 p.m .
BIOGRAPHIES
ROGER JANSSEN, trombone
Mr. Janssen is a graduate of the Curtis Institute of Music. He has been
principal trombone of the Baltimore and Winnipeg Symphonies and a
member of the New Orleans and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestras. At
the present time, he is teaching brass instruments at Olivet College,
where he has taught for 4 '/a years, and is a free-lance performer and
soloist in the Chicago area.
HENRIETTA JANSSEN, viola
Formerly with the New Orleans and Cincinnati Symphony Orchestras,
Henrietta is presently a member of the Grant Park Orchestra and the
Arcturus String Quartet. She holds a B.M. from the University of North
Carolina and a M.M. from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, and
has done post graduate study in chamber music at Yale University. She
has studied with Henry Meyer, Peter Kamnitzer of the LaSalle Quartet,
Rolf Persinger and Lillian Fuchs at the Aspen Music Festival.
FANCHON ROSEN, accompanist
Fanchon Rosen has appeared in recitals throughout the United States
and in Europe, as soloist with many symphony orchestras, including the
Chicago Symphony Orchestra and as accompanist for such outstanding
artists as Josef Gingold, Mischa Mischakoff, Angel Reyes, and Frank
Miller. She is a graduate of Northwestern University. Fanchon is also on
the faculty of the American Conservatory of Music.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Aurore ..................................
Greg Bumpus, bass
Gabriel Faure
Where e'er You W a l k ............ George Fredrich Handel
Brent Campbell, baritone
Mi Chiamano Mimi (La Boheme)
Giacomo Puccini
Carol Wickersham, soprano
German Dance in C Major.......... Ludwig van Beethoven
Debra Moss, piano
Widmung
Robert Schumann
In quelle trine morbide (Manon Lescaut) . .
Celeste Spires, soprano
G. Puccini
Toglietemi la vita ancor........ Alessandro Scarlatti
David Means, baritone
Concert Etude
Alexander Goedicke
Wade Armentrout, trumpet
The Boatman's Dance
Aaron Copland
Steve Golay, tenor
Linda Sievert, accompanist
The sleep that slits on baby's eyes (Gitanjali). . . .
John Alden Carpenter
Beth Selvidge, mezzo-soprano
Reed Auditorium
May 3, 1978
4:00 p.m.
Olivet nozofcne College
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SENIOR R E C IT A L
V I C K I
S o n a t a No.
7 in C M a j o r ,
K.
S T E E D ,
309
pi ano
.............................. W o l f g a n g A. M o z a r t
(1 7 5 6 - 1 7 9 1 )
A l l e g r o con spirito
A n d ante un poco Adagio
R o n d o ( A l l e g r e t t o g r a zioso)
Walter
G i e s e k i n g o n c e said:
"Mozart*s
piano music
is b o t h
the e a s i e s t and the m o s t d i f f i c u l t to p l a y c o r r e c t l y .
While
it is c o m p l e t e l y n a t u r a l and e a s y to p l a y M o z a r t , it is
d i f f i c u l t to e x p r e s s the n a t u r a l flow a n d e n c h a n t i n g b e a u t y
of M o z a r t * s m e l o d i c l i n e s . "
In this s o n a t a , c o m p o s e d in 1777,
M o z a r t s e e k s to i m i t a t e the o r c h e s t r a l idi o m , as s e e n in the
o p e n i n g u n i s o n and in the d r a m a t i c c o n t r a s t of the a n s w e r i n g
p h r ase.
T h e d e l i c a t e r h y t h m of the se c o n d m o v e m e n t a nd the
t r i p l e t p a s s a g e s and t r e m o l o s of the f i nal m o v e m e n t a r e a l s o
e v i d e n c e of the o r c h e s t r a l im i t a t i o n .
The second movement,
in t e r n a r y form, b e g i n s w i t h o v e r a p a g e of v a r i a t i o n s and
c o n t i n u e s t h r o u g h a m o r e s u s t a i n e d s e c t i o n in a c o n t r a s t i n g
key.
Th e f i nale, in a m o d i f i e d s o n a t a - r o n d o form, e n d s w i t h
a q u i e t s t a t e m e n t of the p r i n c i p a l t h eme r a t h e r l o w d o w n o n
the ke y b o a r d .
Passacaglia
(1922)
A a r o n Copland
(1900)
C o p l a n d * s o u t p u t for s o l o p i a n o is q u i t e s mall.
Each piece
h as its o w n i n d i v i d u a l c h a r a c t e r i s t i c s .
The Passacaglia
is
m o r e s t u d e n t - l i k e and less o r i g i n a l t h a n m a n y of his o t h e r
w o r k s , but it has m a n y f i n e m o m e n t s .
T h e m e l o d y , w h i c h is
s t a t e d in u n i s o n at the b e g i n n i n g and r e p e a t e d i n the b a s s
line t h r o u g h o u t , c o n t a i n s 11 of the 12 c h r o m a t i c tones.
INTERMISSION
17 V a r i a t i o n s
s/rieuses,
Op.
54
Felix Mendelssohn
(1809-1847)
W r i t t e n in 1841, the V a r i a t i o n s S e r i e u s e s is the o n l y set
of v a r i a t i o n s p u b l i s h e d by M e n d e l s s o h n h i m s e l f .
The h a r m
o n i z a t i o n of the o r i g i n a l the m e loo k s f o r w a r d to the c h r o
m a t i c i s m of W a g n e r .
W i t h e a c h v a r i a t i o n , the t h e m e b e c o m e s
m o r e and m o r e blur r e d .
T h e 4 t h v a r i a t i o n is a t w o - p a r t
canon, w h i l e the 10th is a f o u r - p a r t fugato.
I n the 1 3 t h
v a r i a t i o n , the t h e m e a p p e a r s in the m i d d l e v o i c e a g a i n s t a
lig h t s t a c c a t o in the u p p e r v o i c e and q u a r t e r n o t e s i n the
bass.
Th e 14th v a r i a t i o n p r o v i d e s e f f e c t i v e c o n t r a s t w i t h
its b r o a d and f u l l h a r m o n i e s in D major.
T e n s i o n is m a i n
ta i n e d t h r o u g h o u t the f i n a l v a r i a t i o n and the coda, m a r k e d
presto.
V a l s e Oublie'e No.
1 in F - s h a r p
Franz Liszt
(1811-1886)
L i s z t w a s o n e of the m o s t p r o l i f i c c o m p o s e r s of h i s time.
The
V a l s e Oublie'e, c o m p o s e d b e t w e e n 1881 and 1883, is o n e of his
final works.
It is a p o e t i c p i e c e w i t h two v e r y c h a r a c t e r i s t i c
themes, and is i n t e n d e d as a b a c k g r o u n d f o r s w e e t a nd s o m b r e
thoughts.
Triana
( I b eria Sui t e Vol.
2)
I s aac A l b e n i z
(1860-1909)
A l b d h i z w a s a t a l e n t e d and a d v e n t u r o u s m u s i c i a n .
W h e n , at
the a g e of 13, he r a n a w a y f r o m home, he w a s a b l e to s u p p o r t
h i m s e l f b y g i v i n g c o n c e r t s t h r o u g h o u t Spain, S o u t h A m e r i c a ,
and the U n i t e d States.
P a u l D u k a s d e s c r i b e s A l b ^ n i z as " an
i m p r e s s i o n i s t w h o w r i t e s in e s t a b l i s h e d forms, w h i c h h e d o e s
n o t s e e k to ren o v a t e , but in w h i c h he p o urs out h is h e a r t . "
H i s b e s t k n o w n p i a n o w o r k is I b e r i a , a set of 12 n a t i o n a l i s t i c
p i e c e s e x h i b i t i n g an e x c e p t i o n a l d e g r e e of p i a n i s t i c d i f f i c u l t y .
T r i a n a is a v e r y r h y t h m i c p i e c e d e s c r i b i n g a s u b u r b of S e v i l l e .
Tlvii Aeeitat -Lt> being pAeAented In paAtial ûZîZZmunt oA the. AequiAementA
Aon the peA.AoAma.nee MajoA in Piano, BaeheloA oA KaXa VegAee
Reed Auditorium
May 9, 1978
7 :00 p.m.
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents
O R P H E U S
C H O I R
SPRING CONCERT
May 10, 1978
I. SELECTIONS FROM OUR FORTY-FIFTH SEASON
Thank the L o r d
arr. R. Clausen
Invocation
Cantate Sing to the L o r d .................. N. Goemanne
Hodie! Emmanuel! Gloria!
...................
M. Price
Three O r i s o n s ...............................Ovid Young
I. Thou Hast Created Us, 0 Lord
II. Lord Jesus Christ
III. 0 Lord Our God
Ezekiel Saw de W h e e l ................... arr. N. Luboff
Bendito Jehova Por Su A m o r .............. arr. 0. Young
Four Feet-Eleven
Terri Hasselbring, Soloist
Wonderful Love...Matchless Grace . . . .
Choral Benediction
arr. 0. Young
P. Lutkin
II. A MEXICAN REVIEW - PRODUCED BY PAUL COLEMAN
Recently Orpheus Choir was invited to sing
in Monterrey, Mexico, This review of our
visit will provide some insight into our
various activities while there.
III.
"THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT . . . "
Produced by Dave Evans and Kevin VanTine
For your entertainment we present:
Everything's Coming Up Roses ................. Orpheus
Malaguena ................
PianoDuo by Special Guests
M e d l e y ............................. Joy Unlimited Trio
Bridge Over Troubled Water ............
OrpheusLadies
Send in the Clowns ................. Terri Hasselbring
The Shadow of Your S m i l e ................ Orpheus Men
M i s t y .......................................... Orpheus
If Ever I Would Leave Y o u ................ Gary Griffin
Where Is the L o v e ....................... Son Sent Trio
Can't Help Lovin' That Man of Mine . . . .
People ...................
Kay Kelley
Lorraine Marks and Orpheus
Reprise: Everything's Coming Up Roses
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We wish to thank Jon, Mark and Benji Burchfield for
their assistance.
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ORPHEUS OFFICERS 1977-78
Matt Taylor - First Vice Pres.Carol Keener - Historian
Kay Kelley - Second Vice Pres.Susanne White - Librarian
Terri Hasselbring - SecretaryCharlotte Bottles - Robarian
Jeanette Clack - Business Manager
Special thanks to Gary Griffin for his expert guidance in
producing the entire evening
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
C O N C E R T
S I N G E R S
presents
"GEORGE & C O . "
May 15 & 16, 1978
7:00 PM
Wisner Auditorium
ACT I
Gloria .................................
Antonio Vivaldi
Violins: Carol Constantine, Kathy Irelan
Debra Bell, Susan Prior
Violas: Jewell Grothaus, Ron Peckham
Cello: Neil Roth
Bass: Pam Slonecker
Soloists: Terri Hasselbring, Lorraine Marks,
Claudia King
May God Smile On Y o u ............ Johann Sebastian Bach
We Hasten With Eager Yet Faltering Footsteps.
Bouree .................................
.J.S. Bach
Bach/Fred Bock
ACT II
The Telephone
.....................
Gian Carlo Menotti
Comic Opera in One Act
Lucy - Diane Crisp
Ben - Jeff Bell
Accompanist - Nancy Eichenberger
ACT III
Kay Kelley - Producer
Lullaby of Broadway - Diane, Terri, Kay
The Impossible Dream - Greg
Where Is Love? - Claudia, Carole
Summertime - Lorraine
Music Man Medley - Andy, Tim, Jeff, Doug
I Enjoy Being a Girl - Kay
I Feel Pretty - Daron
I Cain't Say No - Jill
Thank You Very Much - Concert Singers
C O N C E R T
Soprano
S I N G E R S
1977-78
Alto
Diane Crisp
Charlotte Bottles
Terri Hasselbring
Kay Kelley
Claudia King
Carole King
Lorraine Marks
Tenor
Jill McCleery
Bass
Tim Gluck
Jeff Bell
Andrew Hunt
Greg Bumpus
Doug McLerran
Kevin VanTine
D.G. Dunbar, Conductor
Brent Campbell
Daron Nance
Nancy Eichenberger, Accompanist
CONCERT SINGERS OFFICERS
Diane Crisp - President
Greg Bumpus - Business Manager
Kevin VanTine - Chaplain
Lorraine Marks - Librarian
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
presents a
STUDENT RECITAL
Prelude in D Major, S. 532 . . . .
Mary Jane Lamping, organ
Voiles (Prelude II) . . . . . . . . . . .
Marcia Abbott, piano
Claude Debussy
............ Robert Schumann
Du Bist Wie Eine Blume
Wade Armentrout, baritone
Adagio in G M a j o r ....................... Giuseppe Tartini
Eric Bergstrom, trombone
Peggy Fruehling, accompanist
Le Banquet Celeste . . . ............... Olivier Messiaen
Mark. Fitzgerald, organ
A Prayer of St. F r a n c i s ....................
H arry Banks
Beth Banister, soprano
Mary Jane Pede, accompanist
Arabesque, Op. 18 .
Robert Schumann
Patricia Jones, piano
The Good S h e p h e r d ........................ B. Van de Water
Connie Stanley, soprano
Beth Banister, accompanist
Chorale Prelude on "Drop, Drop, Slow Tears" ............
Vincent Persichetti
Noel Piercy, organ
Sonata in Bb Major
Moderate
...................
Carol Wickersham, piano
Franz
J. Hayd
Where'er You Walk ........... , . .Georg Friedrich Handel
Darrell Hazelwood, baritone
Andante Cantabile, Op. 11.................. P. Tschaikovsky
Barbara Keffer, trombone
Sonata in D Major, L. 463 . . . . . .
Domenico Scarlatti
Charlotte Bottles, piano
Lascia ch'io pianga (Rlnaldo) . . . Georg Friedrich Handel
Deanna Banks, alto
Prelude and Fugue in A Minor, S. 543 ........
Joanne Roth, organ
J.S. Bach
Waltzes, Op. 39. No. 1 and 2 ..............Johannes Brahms
Dennese Fry, piano
Suite G o t h i q u e ......................
Toccata
Vicki Steed, organ
College Church
May 17, 1978
4:00 p.m,
LeonBoellma
COVET NA2ATJME COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT O f MUSIC
p re se n ts
Theme from "Reeky" - Gonna Fly Now. . Arr. Jay Chafcteway
S o lo is t s :
Daa O xley, trumpet
Gary B re a sle r, tenor sax
Jon B u rch field , guitar
M ister Mellow . . .
. J a y Chattaway and Maynard Ferguson
S o lo is t s :
Jon B u rch field, gu tter
Glen Hummel, flu gelh ora
Eleanor Rigby. . . . . .
John Xennon and Paul McCartney
A rr. Carl Stronanen
S o lo is t s :
Gary B re ssle r , soy-raao nsat
Jou B u rch field , guik&r
Malta I t With Toy .
, . .
. W ritten end recorded by Bread
S o lo is t :
Gary B ra ssier, tenor sax
R ill Where the Lord Hides
. . . Chuck Mangione
A rr. John Tatgenborat
S o lo is t s :
Glen Hummel, flu gelh ora
Gary B re ssle r , soprano sax
Ccuutry s&J-
................................ ....
A rr. Kenny Wheeler
Recorded by Maynard. Ferguson
S o iw !~ u s :
Steve Bostetler, piano
Glen Hummel, v a lv e trombone
uan O x le y , trumpet
Ragiascci
Arr. j'sy cnactsccrsy
Soloists:
Glen Uinmael, flugelhern
Hon Burchfield, guitar
Psn Oxley, trumpet
Rainy Day Song
Ban .
. . . . . . . . . . . . .
G. Garfield
Recorded by N e d d i e Hubbard
Soloists;
Gary Dressier, tenor sax
. . . . . . . . . . Walter 3chert
Recorded by Hichael Jackson
Soloists:
Dan Oxley, fiugeihorn
Jon Burchfield, guitar
The Morning After . . . .
Recorded by Maureen McGovern
Theme aong from ’'Poseidon Adventure"
Soloist:
Gian Huuoaal, fiugelhore
Solo by Jon Burchfield (classical guitar)
Bureft’s Jam . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Jon Burchfield
Jon Burchfield, guitar
Makk Burchfield, bass guitar
Becji Burchfield, percussion
Baa Oxley, trumpet
Glsn Hummel, trumpet
Hey Jude ...................
. . . . . Arr. Adrian Drovar
Soloists:
Tim Larkin, flugelhorn
Steve HGstetler, piano
Dan Oxley, truapet
Chalfant Hall
May 20, 1978
3: 30 p. ^
Olivet nazareno College
D
epartm ent of
M
u s ic
PRESENTS A
JU N IO R R E C IT A L
J E F F R E Y
L I L I E N T H A L ,
Jeffery
Bell,
percussion
accompanist
Assisted
by
Jon Burchfield,
guitar
Mark Burchfield,
electric bass
Benji Burchfield,
percussion
Timpian Fantasy
.....................................................
Timp a n i and Piano
John Sarracco
K i n e s i s ............................................................ M o r r i s
Multiple Percussion
Goldenberg
T i g e r R a g ............................................................ L i o n e l H a m p t o n
Jazz vibraphone,
pi a n o ,
guitar,
bass
and drums
S o l o f o r S n a r e D r u m .................................................J e r r y H a r t w e g
S o n a t a No. 3 f o r V i o l i n a n d P i a n o .................................. G . F . H a n d e l
Adagio
T r ansc. W. M u s s e r , R. C a m p b e l l , a n d S . . F e l d s t e i n
Allegro
Largo
Allegro
M a r i m b a an d P i a n o
INTERMISSION
I m a g e r y V i b e s ...................................................... J e f f L i l i e n t h a l
Vib r a p h o n e and Access o r i e s
E t u d e No.
Changes
1 ................................................................V i c F i r t h
Timpani
............................................................ T h e B u r c h f i e l d s
D r u m set, g u i t a r , b a s s , congas, an d L a t i n a c c e s s o r i e s
Fireworks
............................................................
D r u m set
John O'Reilly
Thii Aecital ii being pAeAented in paAtial AuZAiZZment o <5 the AequiAementA
Ao a the peAioAmance MajoA in PeAcuAAion, Ba.chei.oA oA AaX a VegAee.
Reed Auditorium
May 22, 1978
7:00 p.m.
D
epartm en t of
M
u s ic
T H E S IX T Y -F IF T H
ANNUAL
CO M M ENCEM ENT CO N CER T
STUDENT
SO LO ISTS
and the
COLLEGE
HARLOW
ORCHESTRA
HOPKINS
CONDUCTOR
E ig h t o ’c lo c k
M a y 2 7 , 1978
C h a lfa n t H a ll
PROGRAM
Un aura Am orosa
(Cosi Fan Tutte)
..............................................W olfg a n g A . M ozart
G ary G riffin , tenor
H abanera - L ’am our est un oiseau
(Carmen)
......................................... G eorges Bizet
L u cin da Chinski, alto
C on certo for Clarinet and O rchestra, K. 622 ........................... W olfg a n g A . M ozart
R on do
Brenda M iller, clarinet
Un bel di
(Madama Butterfly)................................................................ G ia com o
Puccini
Sandra Harris, soprano
PRESENTATION OF
THE HALE-WILDER VOCAL SCHOLARSHIP
Piano C on certo N o. 1 in G M inor, O p. 2 5 .......................................Felix M endelssohn
M olto allegro con fu o co
Steven H ostetler, piano
Avant de quitter ces Lieux
(Faust)......................................................... Charles
G ou n od
Jeffery Bell, baritone
C on certo for T rum pet and Orchestra .........................................Alexander Arutunian
Jonathan Rash, baritone horn
Final D uet, “ H ello, H ello”
(The Telephone)
............................G ian -C a rlo M enotti
D ian e C risp, soprano
Jeffery Bell, baritone
M on C oeu r s’ouvre a ta V oix
(Samson and Delilah)................ Cam ille Saint-Saens
'T eresa Hasselbring, m ezzo-soprano
Das irdische L eben
(Des Knaben Wunderhom).................................. G ustav M ahler
L orraine M arks, m ezzo-soprano
PRESENTATION OF
THE WALTER R. LARSEN AWARD FOR MUSICAL EXCELLENCE
C on certo N o. 2 in G M inor, O p . 2 2 .............................................. C am ille Saint-Saens
Andante sostenuto
t V icki Steed, piano
'1 9 7 7 recipient o f the H ale-W ilder V o ca l Scholarship
11977 recipient o f the W a lter B. Larsen A w ard
BACCALAUREATE DEGREES
1977-1978
G regory Bumpus
C hurch M usic (V oice)
Lu cin da Chinski
M usic E du cation (V oice)
D iane Crisp
Lynette D ering
Vicki Steed
D eborah Stewart
M atthew T aylor
C h u rch M usic (V oice)
M usic E du cation (Piano)
M usic P erform an ce (Piano)
M usic E du cation (Piano)
M usic E du cation (T rom bon e)
Department of Music
Faculty
Harlow Hopkins, Associate Professor of Music: Chairman, Division of Fine Arts
and Department of Music
B.S. Mus.Ed.— Olivet Nazarene College
M.Mus.Ed.— American Conservatory of Music— student of Jerome Stowell
D. Mus.— Indiana University— student of Earl Bates, Robert McGinnis
Graduate work— University of Illinois
Teaches woodwind instruments, instrumental conducting, and conducts
the Olivet Concert Band.
D. George Dunbar, Associate Professor of Music
B.S. Mus.Ed.— Olivet Nazarene College
M.Mus.— University of Illinois
D.M.A.— University of Southern California— student of
Dr. Charles C. Hirt and Halsey Stevens
Teaches choral conducting, voice, church music courses, and directs
Orpheus Choir and Concert Singers.
Alice Edwards, Assistant Professor of Music
B.Mus.— University of Oklahoma
M.Mus.— University of Michigan
Additional graduate work taken at the University of Michigan
beyond Master's
Teaches piano.
Ruth Marie Elmer, Instructor in Music
B.S.Mus.Ed.— Olivet Nazarene College
M.Mus.Ed.— University of Illinois
Graduate work— Westminster Choir School, Princeton, New Jersey
Teaches Elementary Music Methods, voice, and supervises student
teaching in elementary music.
Gerald Greenlee, Assistant Professor of Music
B.Mus.— Olivet Nazarene College
M.Mus.— American Conservatory of Music
Teaches voice.
Jewell Grothaus, Assistant Professor of Music
B.Mus.— Olivet Nazarene College
M.S.Mus.Ed.— University of Illinois
Graduate work— American Conservatory of Music
Teaches string instruments, instrumentation, and is music librarian.
Timothy Nelson, Assistant Professor of Music
B.A.— Taylor University
M.Mus.— University of Illinois
Teaches organ and music theory.
Stephen Nielson, Artist-in-Residence (piano)
B.Mus.— Indiana University— student of Abbey Simon and Gyorgy SBbok
Graduate work— Indiana University
Teaches piano.
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Joe Noble, Assistant Professor of Music
B.A.— Luther College
M.A.— University of Iowa
Has completed all requirements except dissertation
for Ph.D.— University of Iowa
Teaches voice, conducting, secondary music methods, supervises
student teaching in music, and conducts Treble Clef and
Handbell Choirs.
Part-time Faculty
Ovid Young, Adjunct Lecturer in Music
M.Mus.— Chicago Musical College, Roosevelt University— student
of Rudolph Ganz and Robert Reuter
Graduate work— Universities of Illinoi and Ohio State— student
of John Wustman.
Curtis Brady, Associate Professor of Music
M.S. Mus.Ed.— University of Illinois; Ohio State University
Conducts the Viking Male Chorus.
Floyd Darden
Graduate of Boston University and Berklee School of Music in Boston
Teaches in Pembroke Township, Illinois
Teaches percussion.
Linda Dunbar
Teaches voice.
Roger Janssen
Performance Diploma— Curtis Institute of Music
Teaches brass instruments.
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