DECEMBER 6 AND 7, 2019
Gordon College | Wenham, Massachusetts
2ProgramD Please silence digital devices and refrain from using cameras, video or audio recorders. Kindly hold applause until the conclusion of the final carol, O Come, All Ye Faithful.
Prelude Adagio—Allegro—Adagio & Vivace from Concerto Grosso, Op. 6, No. 8 in G (Christmas Concerto)
Arcangelo Corelli (1653–1716)
Orchestra
Welcome President D. Michael Lindsay Come Thou Long-ExpectedCome, Jesus
Rowland G. Pichard (1811–1997) Thou Long-Expected Jesus
All Choirs, Organ and Audience
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Scripture Reading Isaiah 11:1–5 O Come to Us, Emmanuel
Joseph Martin (b. 1959) All Choirs and Orchestra
See Amid the Winter Snow
Traditional Carol arr. Susan Brumfield Children’s Choir
Scripture Reading Luke 1:39–56
Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day
Traditional English Carol arr. John Rutter Women’s Choir
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Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring from Cantata No. 147
J. S. Bach (1685–1750) arr. Alfred Reed Orchestra
Poem Christmas Song
Bliss Carman
Fantasia on “Greensleeves”
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872–1958) Orchestra
How Great Our Joy
German Carol, based on JUNGST arr. Craig Courtney Men’s Choir Rachel O’Conner, violin Juliana Larson, violin Katelyn Lashley, viola Matthew Rhee, cello
A La Nanita Nana
Traditional Spanish Carol arr. Christopher Azzara Trebles and Orchestra A la nanita nana, nanita e–a, My little Jesus sweetly sleeps, o bless him, o bless him. Little flowing fountain, sparkling and musical, Nightingale of the woods, crying as you sing, Hush while the cradle’s swaying, swaying and swinging, A la nanita nana, nanita e–a, My little Jesus sweetly sleeps, o bless him, o bless him
Fantasia on Christmas Carols
Robert Humphreville Organ
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Scripture Reading Luke 2:1–7 The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy
West Indies Spiritual arr. Valerie Shields Children’s Choir Sarita Kwok, violin
Once in Royal David’s City
Henry John Gauntlett (1805–1876) arr. Philip Sparke Symphonic Band
Weihnachten (Christmas) from Sechs Sprüche, Op. 79
Felix Mendelssohn (1809–1847) College Choir
Rejoice, ye people of the earth, and praise God! The Redeemer is come, whom the Lord has promised. He has revealed His justice to the world. Hallelujah!
Poem A Christmas Carol
G.K. Chesterton
Ain’t That–A Rockin’
Spiritual arr. Stacey V. Gibbs College Choir
Good King Wenceslas (from Piae Cantiones)
arr. Tom Wallace Symphonic Band
Child of God
Spiritual arr. Emily Crocker Men’s Choir
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Scripture Reading John 1:1–14 Go Tell It On The Mountain
Traditional Spiritual arr. Rollo Dilworth Women’s Choir
World Premier Commissioned by the Gordon College Women’s Choir In Memory of Dr. Michele Holt: choral educator, visionary, friend Sing to the Lord
Robert J. Bradshaw (b. 1970)
All Choirs, Organ, Orchestra, Symphonic Band and Audience Sarita Kwok, violin World Premier Commissioned by the Gordon College Department of Music
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Postlude A Christmas Festival
Leroy Anderson (1908–1975) Orchestra and Symphonic Band
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2ParticipantsI Children’s Choir
| Sandra Doneski, Artistic Director
Cassandra Hanudel, Assistant Conductor | Alec Sennott, Assistant Conductor Kirsten Helgeland, Accompanist | Kristen Harrington, Program Coordinator Justine Boonstra, Leah Chase-Bigelow, Casey Hahn, Kathryn Holt, Sara Paige, Tess Safford, Isabella White, Choral Assistants
Lyric Choir
Concert Choir
Elowyn Blake
Annika Barrett
Emily Logemann
Luci Brinton
Helena Bellanti
Grace Logemann
Karina Danilyuk
Annalie Brinton
Megan Logemann
Clara Hansen
Emma Claire Brinton
Gabriella McKearney
Audrey Hanudel
Ashley DeFreitas
Elijah Moody
Katherine Hynes
Joshua DeFreitas
John Owens
Elisha Ko
Rose Gasinowski
Anna Rolph
Hallie Ko
Eleanor Gray
Harbor Ross
Sophia Ott
Bethany Hansen
Navio Ross
Amalia Reilly
Gabriella Hoover
Julia Soares
Molly Hynes
Ella Soucy
Chloe Keogh
Molly Spiridigliozzi
Beatrice Kline
Sarah Spiridigliozzi
MacArthur Kline
Leela Sweetser
Sandrina Kline
Maraya Weston
Abigail Ko
Mikalya Whiting
Caroline Lindsay
Autumn Zini
Emily Lindsay
Jane Zois
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College Choir
Jamie Hillman, Conductor | Ya Lin Huang, Accompanist
Soprano
Alto
Tenor
Bass
Justine Boonstra
Rachel Burgett
Ethan Albury
Kevin Crowshaw
Leah Chase-Bigelow
Julie Carvella
Deepak Bardhan
Micah Freer
Rosemary Crimp
Sarah Conley
Griffin Wilson Boynton
Christian Y. Kim
Kailey Jones
Esther Neema Kamau
Joseph R. Burdick
Jesse Kriesel
Sara Paige
Katelyn Lashley
Kam Dennis
Christopher Ortiz
Julia Ragusa
Bridget Mellon
Joel Estes
Luke Pacchioli
Emily Sawyer
Salome Palmer
Curtis Jenkins
Matthew Rhee
Lauren Stochl
Olyvia Shaw
Adeniyi Samuel
Joy Tang
Kendra Weber
Ivan Shiu
Isabella White
Asolia Zharmenova
Daniel P. Webber
Men's Choir
Jamie Hillman, Conductor | Ya Lin Huang, Accompanist
Tenor 1
Tenor 2
Bass 1
Bass 2
Griffin Wilson Boynton
Benjamin Brancheau
Matthew Becker
Samuel Antonelli
Thomas Burdick Jr.
Jackson Caito
Devin Benoit
Jacob Higgins
Ezra George
Jason H. Chang
Noah Bowler
Entze Torben Lin
Zachary Paige
SeonGyo Kim
Xiang (Shawn) Feng
Jeremy Ong
Silas White
John F. Marineau
Jack Hartman
Zechariah Pappageorge
Micah Martin
Christian Kunis
Josh Peters
Weston Brice Ormeo
William J. Lot
Josh Rogers
Ty-Patrick Michonski
David Mansfield
James St. Julien
Thanh Nguyen
Zachary R. Wood
Nicholas L. Oliveira Josh Sheridan Jessiah Swales
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Women's Choir
Faith M. Lueth, Conductor | Eunhae Grace Lee, Accompanist
Soprano I
Soprano II
Alto I
Alto II
Rachel Bovee
Elizabeth Cates
Kalkidon Antonios
Mikalya Bloemberg
Karina Bressan
Abigal Daniels
Anna Bailey
Raquel Dinora Cruz
Josephine Chiang
Kathryn Holt
Paloma Collins
Susan Eggert
Casey Hahn
Karen Jorgensen
Mariva DeBorde
Jade Etienne
Emma Killian
Tiffany Lattera
Fei Fei Hagen
Hannah Gultom
Abigail Pixley
Sarah McGonagle
Aria Heil
Baraka Kamau
Kerry Quinlan
Erin McKeon
Rebekah Johnson
Sarah Kang
Kayla Sickler
Alexia Rowe
Yena Kim
Makesha Mercedat
Emily Smith
Erin Ryan
Jenny Kim
Marlena Voss
Jessica Tozer
Lydia Schaeffer
Abby Klophaus
Jessica Vandervort
Hannah Sapngler
Madelyn Miyares
Katelyn Walker
Ivy Tang
Michele Muir
Rachel Tetzzloff
Mary Grace Rodgers
Abigail Thayer
Beatriz Romero Santiago
Yue (Jesse) You
Tess Safford Jianan (Jasmine) Ye
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Symphony Orchestra
Benjamin Klemme, Conductor
Violin I
Viola
Oboe
Rachel O’Connor, Concertmaster
David Bergeron
Danielle Kunis
Jinyung Suh
Katelyn Lashley
Madelyn Morrell
Josephine Noonan
TaeIn Kim
Savannah Butke
Juliana Larson Ben Blowers
Cello Matthew Rhee
Violin II
Leanne O’Connor
Emmy Short
Sophie Wood
Abby O’Grady
Anna Bailey
Jacquelyn Ramirez
Blake Benton
Ilan Quintana Josh Peters Tommy Yoon Angela Epplett Jade Etienne Fernando Villamil Sal Maldonado
Bass
Clarinet Emily McDougall Nicholas Markham
Bassoon Shant Arakelian Joanna Randall
Horn Mark Kolnsberg
Trumpet
Emma Carroll
Jack Hartman
Flute
Philip Lynch
Megan Walsh Laura Schulz Emma Ferguson
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Timpani Eric Convey
Symphonic Band
Benjamin Klemme, Conductor
Flute
Tenor Saxophone
String Bass
Jean Antrim
Rebekah Johnson
Don Reich
Baritone Saxophone
Piano
Kelleigh Rochna
Grace Zhao
Horn
Percussion
Victoria Ganss Megan Walsh Laura Schulz Jackie Kuznicki Sophia Hogan–Lopez
Christine Reif
Erica Basham
Oboe
Herb Smith
Anthony Cappuccino
Christian Shepherd
Jocelyn Chaparro
Danielle Kunis
Trumpet
Clarinet
Jack Greene
Emily McDougall Nicholas Markham Ed Biggs Emma Curtis Lilli Johnson Laura Irwin Lisa Roth Sarah Waugh
Bass Clarinet Aidan Perez
Bassoon Joanna Randall
Matt Lovell Christian Bollacke Vincent Rodolosi Zachary Paige Peter Ross Ryan Locke Vanessa Gentleman
Trombone Paula Burns Carl Erikson Arthur Ross Olivia Hogan–Lopez
Euphonium
Alto Saxophone
Jonathan Richards
Nalani Fujiwara
Charles Perlo
Hunter Hess Lauren Mills
Tuba Caleb Baisley
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Eric Convey Jenna Driscoll Jacob Moux Marissa Rumore
Credits ARTISTIC DIRECTORS
Eric Cade, Director of Media Services
Sandra Doneski,
Nicholas Hammes,
Executive Vice President for Academic Affairs
Senior Media Support Specialist
Faith M. Lueth, Conductor, Women’s Choir
RECORDING ENGINEER
HOST
Soundwaves Recording
Mark Vogelzang
WITH SPECIAL THANKS
ORGANIST
Kristen Harrington,
Robert Humphreville
Program Coordinator for Graduate Music and
COMPOSER
Community Programs
Robert J. Bradshaw
Front of House
PRODUCTION
Brendan Carroll
Joan Cleveland Wendt,
Rachel Carroll David Doneski
Director, Music Administration–Undergraduate
Jihyeok Jun
PRODUCTION ASSISTANTS
Sungjin Lee
Samuel Bae
Rick Lueth
Josephine Chiang
Alyssa Penner
Kamden Dennis
Kristen Whitfield
Jacob Jung
Ushers
Sinyoung Noh
Andrew Crossman
BOX OFFICE
Austin Hanlin
Sarah Williams
Matthew Jones Gene Park
HOUSE MANAGER
Ronnie Sinclair
Chris Jones, Associate Vice President for Technology and Operations
SET DESIGNER
CTS Technical Student Staff Gordon College Physical Plant
Linnea Casino
GRAPHIC DESIGNER Gordon College Design Center
TECHNICAL AND LIGHTING DESIGNERS
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About Gordon College and the Department of Music
Gordon College is the preeminent Christian college in the global hub of higher education—widely respected for its commitment to bold intellectual inquiry, personal mentoring and academic rigor. Through a broad spectrum of liberal arts and sciences, students develop the intellectual scope and leadership skills to address the increasingly complex challenges of a global society. Just north of Boston and only a few hours from the financial and political capitals of the Western world (New York and Washington, D.C.), the College is ideally situated to offer students extraordinary access to leading-edge opportunities for professional and leadership development. Gordon stands apart from other outstanding institutions in New England by combining an exceptional education with an informed Christian faith. The Gordon College Department of Music strives to graduate students fully equipped for success in today’s complex and ever-changing world. Each of the department’s degree programs combines a performance-oriented, nationally accredited education with real-world experience, graduating young adults who possess not only exceptional skill and knowledge, but also the experience required to have a crucial impact within their communities. A part of the Division of Fine Arts at Gordon College and one of only 19 schools in New England fully accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music, the Department of Music offers undergraduate degrees (B.M., B.A.) in which students may specialize in performance, music education or liberal arts. Upon successful completion of all program requirements, music education graduates are eligible for licensure in 48 states through the NASDTEC Interstate Contract. An innovative summers-only Master of Music Education degree combines intense research and classroom study with concrete improvement in teaching ability and technique. Over 120 students in these programs benefit from the expertise of 35 full-time and part-time faculty and instructors, many of whom are recognized leaders in their fields. Numerous community music initiatives in the summer season and throughout the academic year bring the joy of music to the local community. The Gordon Symphonic Band and other College performing ensembles incorporate community members in a truly intergenerational approach to music-making. There are also varied programs at Gordon which instill a love of music in local children, whether it’s singing in the Children’s Choir, spending time on campus during popular music camps, making music with a parent in an early childhood music class, or learning how to play an instrument for the first time in private lessons. For further information contact the Department of Music by emailing music-office@gordon.edu or by visiting the website at www.gordon.edu/music
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