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Campus Singers Mosaic Christopher G. McGinley, conductor Campus Singers Gold Kira Winter, conductor Alex Rack, assistant conductor Campus Singers Maroon Matthew Abernathy, conductor Vinay Thomas, assistant conductor 29:11 Brendon Adams, co-founder
Saturday, November 2, 2019 | 7:30 pm TED MANN CONCERT HALL
29:11
Pata pata The Click Song Honoring Our People Anthem
CAMPUS SINGERS MOSAIC
TRAD. MALAYSIAN, ARR. TRACY WONG | 2017
Wau Bulan TRAD. PERSIAN. ARR. SHIREEN ABU KHADER | 1786
Lamma Bada Yatathanna NURIT HIRSCH, ARR. TOVA PORAT | 1991
El Haderech ELEANOR DALEY, B. 1955 | 2002
The Lake Isle of Innisfree PENNSYLVANIA DUTCH, ARR. RIX/HARRIMAN (CONTESTED) | 1862
Johnny Schmoker
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CAMPUS SINGERS GOLD
NIGERIAN FOLK SONG, AD. ROSEPHANYE POWELL | 2001
E Oru O (A Yoruba Greeting) STEPHEN LEEK | 1996
Ngana (from Songs of Passage) ATAHUALPA YUPANQUI, ARR. EMILE SOLÉ | 1996
Duerme Negrito
Mary Alice Lange and Hannah Quick, soloists
ESTHER SCLIAR | 1996
Lua, Lua, Lua ARR. MICHAEL BARRETT | 2018
Tuba
Noor Adwan, Dylan Hoppel, and Daniel Uden, soloists
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CAMPUS SINGERS MAROON
AL-RAHBANI BROTHERS | 1991
Nassam 'alayna al-hawa SHIREEN ABU-KHADER AND ANDRÉ DE QUADROS | 2011
Adinu
Joe Bensing, Ari Campanaro, Kaylee Hanson, Brendin Kavitz, Noelle Lynch, David Sullivan, and Maddi Weinstock, soloists
ERNEST BLOCH | 1933
The Sacred Service
"Silent Devotion and Response"
TRAD. INDIAN CHRISTIAN MELODY | 2019
Nanniyode Nyan ETHAN SPERRY | 2010
Dwijavanthi: An Indian Raga Elgin Lee, piano
MASSED CHOIRS
Shosholoza Die Alibama/Kinders Moet nie in die Water Medley
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BIOGRAPHIES
Guest artists from 29:11 arrived in Minnesota on September 5, 2019 to begin a 4-month music exchange with New Hope International Exchange. This unique musical group embodies all the aspects of a Hope Exchange as these young adults from South Africa have the opportunity to travel to the USA to share their musical talents, culture, and experience. During this tour 29:11 will perform in churches, and participate in workshops and concerts with High School, College/University and adult professional choirs and orchestra including The Minnesota Chorale and Minnesota Orchestra. Musicians and vocalists in the USA are given the opportunity to join with them under the musical direction of NHIE co-founder Brendon Adams. Additionally, they will present a Cantata, which takes the audience on a diverse musical tour of the history and culture of the indigenous people of South Africa and their Journey to Freedom and Reconciliation. The Cantata, written and directed by 29:11 members, includes original songs from 29:11 as well as South African artists who have used music to protest Apartheid and promote a free and unified South Africa. Christopher G. McGinley is a second-year DMA student in choral conducting. Having most recently studied at the Frost School of Music, he holds degrees in conducting and music education from the University of Oregon and University of Delaware. Before resuming his studies, McGinley taught general music and chorus in his hometown of Philadelphia, PA. He is a strong advocate for community music, serving intergenerational choirs in Philadelphia and Oregon. Here in the Twin Cities, he is the music director of the Trinity Lutheran Congregation.
Kira Winter is a third-year DMA student in choral conducting with a secondary emphasis in voice performance. Outside her work at the U of M, Winter serves as Director of Worship and Music at St. John's Lutheran Church in Minneapolis. She has held conducting positions at Harvard University and Macalester College. Winter holds degrees from St. Olaf College and Boston University. Matthew Abernathy is a first-year DMA student in choral conducting. He spent three seasons on staff at Minnesota Opera as music director of Project Opera, children’s chorus master, and chorus master/offstage conductor for productions of Don Pasquale and La Bohème. Abernathy is currently the chorus master/assistant conductor at the Lakes Area Music Festival and teaches at the University of St. Thomas. He holds degrees from the University of Michigan and SUNY Potsdam - Crane School of Music. Alex Rack is a second-year master’s student at the University of Minnesota studying choral conducting. Before coming to the University of Minnesota, Alex received his bachelor of arts degree in music at Macalester College, where he worked as the assistant conductor of the Macalester Chorale. Currently, Alex is the choir director at Minnehaha United Methodist Church, and the founding director of the Minneapolis Madrigal Singers. Vinay Thomas is a first-year master’s choral conducting student. He is a recent graduate from The University of Texas at Austin with a bachelor of arts in music degree. Vinay founded and directed Longhorn Men’s Choir at UT for non-music students. Here in Minnesota, Vinay serves as the music director at Olivet Congregational Church in St. Paul.
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CAMPUS SINGERS MOSAIC
Soprano Shelby L. Harrell Lexy Hilton Alexis McCarvel Sawyer Mirus Bay Murphy Anya Naylor Claire Swan Theresa Tran
Alto Samantha Broadfoot Mackenzie Hemming Sydney Holmes Connie Schroder Kira Krug Chloe Siewert Tatia Jewell-Schwartz Sabrina Kabitz
CAMPUS SINGERS GOLD
Soprano Grace Binham Amy Bolis Beatrice Handlin Erica Krueger Maureen L'Eplattenier Mary Alice Lange Hannah Quick Gabriela Sierra Bedon Anna Slukvin Mckenzie Sweno Ming-Fen Wang Jenna Wendlandt Alto Noor Adwan Nha-Khoi Bui-Nguyen Hannah Francis Lindsey Kenyon Carly Madden Abby Miller Erin O'Brien Manuela Solines Yan Teng Sijia Zhao
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Tenor Dylan Hoppel Gannon Miller Linghe Wang Bass Daniel Abraham Owen Drabek Alexander Grey Kyle Knudsen Adam Levy Ben Polk Daniel Uden Jingxuan Wang
CAMPUS SINGERS MAROON
Soprano Hannah Anderson Ariana Campanaro Grace Carpenter Sara Dahlager Cecelia Emstad Lydia Halbach Grace Hjort Zhenye Jiang Kirstin Knudsen Allison Konrad Sarah Lichtenberger Danielle Lo Noelle Lynch Blessie Mande Grace Parshall Andrea Schiefelbein Jiating Sheng Melissa Teal Katherine Yanisch
Alto Maeve Anger Annamaria Davies Jeanna Edlund Emily Guo Kaylee Hanson Mariah Hanson Nicole Huset Cassie Johnson-Jennings Megan Lawson Jiyoon Lee Zitong Liu Erin Mably Karina Moroshkina Holly Newton Dakota Sipe Madeline Susedik Amber Swanson Tian Tang Sydney Throolin Shan Tong Magdalen Voss Maddi Weinstock Kaiyue Yu Yitong Zhu
Tenor Joseph Bensing Shen Gao Nicholas Johnson Brendin Kavitz Eric Latyshev Samuel Lee Taeju Lee Bass Daniel Casement Kevin Connors Joseph DeFrance Ryan Hagen Matthew Johnson Hoyun Kim Sunghoon Kim Micah Kopecky Hyeonung Kwang Elijah Le Sung Hyung Lee Jacob Loosen Joseph Mayer Nils Nordstrom David Rottensteiner Jakob Studtmann David Sullivan Matthew Virnig Jack Zwettler
29:11
Soprano Gaylene (co-founder) Bea Nisa Alto Kirsten Noelle
Tenor Reyon Roshane Band Dillon (Music Director) Clarenzo Renaldo Liam
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Certain of the Dawn To be
Saturday, November 9 • 7:30 pm Ted Mann Concert Hall tickets: z.umn.edu/certaindawn
A Holocaust Memorial Oratorio by composer Stephen Paulus with librettist Michael Dennis Browne. Featuring the University Singers, Women’s and Men’s Choruses, University Symphony
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