The Indialantic Chamber Singers
Indialantic, Florida


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1999 - 2002

1st  Annual Flutes & Voices of Christmas

 

Space Coast Flute Orchestra and the Indialantic Chamber Singers

4:30 P.M. Sunday. December. 8, 2002

Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Indialantic, Florida

 

~ Program ~

 

The Indialantic Chamber Singers

Once in Royal David's City - Henry John Gauntlett, 1849

The Infant King (Basque Nol) - words by S. Baring-Gould arr. David Willcocks

Roundelay Noel - text by Joyce Merman, Music by Gordon Young (1919-1998)

The Cherry Tree Carol - Kentucky Mountain Ballad arr. Parker/Shaw

Sir Christmas - words anon. c. 1500 William Mathias (1934-1992)

Ding, Dong, Merrily on High - 16th cent.  French Carolarr.Gary Alan Smith

Coventry Carol-  traditional English Carol text by Robert Croo, 1534. arr.  Howard Helvey

 

The Space Coast Flute Orchestra

Trilogy of Carols .......Various - arr. Ricky Lombardo

L'Inverno "Winter" Largo and Allegro......Antonio Vivaldi - arr. Shaul Ben-Meir

Oratorio de Noel........ C. Saint Saens - arr. Bruce Behnke

Greensleeves Fantasia .....Traditional - arr. Anne McGinty

Away in a Manger ..............Murray/Kirkpatrick arr. Ann Cameron Pearce

 

The Indialantic Chamber Singers

In the Bleak Mid Winter (Tenors and Basse   -   Victor Cohen Johnson

Psallite  -   from Michael Praetorius Musae  Sioniae, 1609, arr. John Leavitt

Do You Hear What I Hear-Words & Music by N. Regney and G. Shayne, arr. Emily Crocker

A Christmas Celebration  -  arr.   John Leavitt

Deck the Hall-Old Welsh Air

I Heard the Bells On Christmas Day- H. W. Longfellow, H. Bishop

The Little Drummer Boy Words and Music by K. Davis, H. Onorati, H. Simeone

 

The Space Coast Flute Orchestra

A Christmas Jazz Suite ...........................................  Various - arr. Bill Holcombe

 

Space Coast Flute Orchestra& Indialantic Chamber Singers

Ding Dong Merrily on High...............French tune words G.R.Woodward, arr.David Willcocks

O Holy Night (Cantique de Noel) ........................................... Music: Adolphe C. Adam (1803-1856)

Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah ........................................ George Frederick Handel

We Wish You a Merry Christmas .................................................. Reginald Jacques

 

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3 Nov 2002

 

"Songs, Sonnets and All That Jazz"

4:30 PM

Suntree United Methodist Church

7400 N. Wickham Rd, Melbourne
. FL

                     

 

- Program -

 

I.    Songs and Sonnets       music by George Shearing, words by William Shakespeare

1.  Live with me and be my love      2.  When daffodils begin to peer

3.  It was a lover and his lass        4.  Spring

5.  Who is Silvia?                  6.  Fie on sinful fantasy

7.  Hey, ho, the wind and the rain

 

II.    The Sprig of Thyme      a cycle of folk-song settings arranged by John Rutter

1.  The bold grenadier              6.  The cuckoo

2.  The keel row                   7.  I know where Im going

3.  The willow tree                  8.   Willow song

4.  The sprig of thyme              9.  O can ye sew cushions?

5.  Down by the sally gardens       10.  The miller of dee

11.  Afton Water

 

III.   Birthday Madrigals     a choral suite by John Rutter, words by Shakespeare

1.  It was a lover and his lass         2.  Draw on sweet night

3.  Come live with me               4.  My true love hath my heart

5.  When daisies pied

 

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16 Nov 2002

 

50th Birthday Celebration  of the Town  of Indialantic by the Sea

"Birthday Madrigals"

 

- Program -

 

The Star Spangled Banner ..................................Craig Courtney

Birthday Madrigals .......... a choral suite by John Rutter, words by Shakespeare

1.  It was a lover and his lass    2.  Draw on sweet night

3.  Come live with me                4.  My true love hath my heart

5.  When daisies pied

 

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October 5, 2002

 

Grand Opening Ceremony for the  Melbourne Beach Public Library

"The Start Spangled Banner" ..... arr. Craig Courtney

 

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Spring  2002 Concerts:

April 14, 2002 - Eastminster Presbyterian Church, Indialantic - 4:30 pm

April 28, 2002 - 1st United Methodist Church, Melbourne - 3:30 pm

May 19, 2002 - Blessed Sacrament Church, Clermont - 4:00 pm

 

Program

Exsultate, Justi………………………………………Ludovico Viadana

Lord, For Thy Tender Mercy's Sake…………………….Richard Farrant

Teach Me, O Lord…………………....…Thomas Attwood  (1765-1838)

Factum est Silentium…………………….Richard Dering  (c.1580-1630)

Hear My Prayer, O Lord…………………...Henry Purcell  (1659-1695)

Ave Verum Corpus………………….……......William Byrd (1543-1623)

My Lord, What a Mornin’ …………………….…….arr. H.T. Burleigh

Sometimes I Feel Like a Motherless Child………….arr. Howard Helvey

For the Beauty of the Earth…….………...….…….…..…….John Rutter

Riddle Song………………….………………….………….John Rutter

God Be in My Head…………....……………..….…..………John Rutter

I Sat Down Under His Shadow…………..…..…...….Edward C. Bairstow

Nolo Mortem Peccatoris……………..……Thomas Morley (1557-1603)

Set Me as a Seal………………………………………..Richard Nance

Adoro Te Devote..............................................................Stephen Caracciolo

From “The Sprig of Thyme” a cycle of folk-song settings,

arranged by John Rutter:

  The Willow Tree

  O Can Ye Sew Cushions

  Down by the Sally Gardens

 

From “Song and Sonnets”, Music by George Shearing, words by William Shakespeare:

Live With Me and Be My Love

                                                      

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"Voices of the Season"

December 9, 2001

 

- Program -

 

Hark! A Thrilling Voice is Sounding - Wetzler

Ave Maria - Parsons

Ave Maria - Busto

Sanctus - Courtney

Hodie Christus Natus Est - Sweelinck

Where is the Newborn King? -  Hammerschmidt

The Apple Tree - Scott

Still, Still, Still - Luboff

Winds Through the Olive Trees - Shaw

What Sweeter Music - Rutter

Angels Carol - Rutter

Love Came Down at Christmas - Rutter

Nativity Carol - Rutter

Mary's Lullaby Rutter

Sing We Now of Christmas    Helvey

Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day Helvey

Go, Tell It On the Mountain Helvey

The Holly Bears a Berry Helvey

 

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 Sunday, November 4, 2001

4:30 p.m.

Eastminster Presbyterian Church

 

"A Musical Harvest"

 

 

- Program -

 

I.  Hear Us, O Father -  Norwegian folk tune from Ryfylke; Arr., Knut Nystedt

II. Beati Quorum Via - Psalm 119, 1.; C.V. Stanford;

III. When David Heard -  2 Samuel 18: v.33; Thomas Weelkes

IV. Weib, was weinest du? -  John 20, 13-17 ; Heinrich Schutz

V. The Blue Bird  - Mary E. Coleridge; C.V.Stanford Op. 119, No. 3

VI. Sanctus  -   Craig Courtney

VII. Ave Maria   -    Javier Busto

VIII. Anima Christi * Premier performance   -     Elaine Murray Stone

IX. Three About Jesus  -   Traditional Spirituals arr. Larry L. Fleming

Every Time I Think About Jesus

Give Me Jesus

Ride On, King Jesus

X.  My Lord, What a Mornin -  Harry T. Burleigh

XI.  Reuben and Rachel  -  Gerhard Schroth

XII.  Jesus Loves Me  -  William B. Bradbury

XIII.  Oh, dear!  What can the matter be?   -  Gail Kubik

XIV.  The Little White Hen  -  Antonio Scandello (1517-1580)

XV.  Three Hungarian Folk Songs  -  Matyas Seiber

The Handsome Butcher

Apple, Apple

The Old Woman

                                        

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