2006 - 2007 Season
Spring Program
Liebeslieder Waltzes
by
Johannes Brahms
plus
Madrigals & Love Songs,
Old and New
Friday, June 1, 2007 7:30 PM
Grace Lutheran Church
Cleveland Hts., OH
Featuring
The Western Reserve Chorale
Danny Call, Music Director
Virginia Wieland-Mast, Assistant Director
Joanne Poderis, accompanist
Maribeth Katt and Bonnie Svetlik guest accompanists
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Now
is the Month of Maying (from Madrigals for Spring) - Thomas
Morely (1595)
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Sing
We and Chant It - Thomas Morely (1595)
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Homeward Bound - Marta Keen, arr. Jay Althouse (2001) (men's
voices)
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The
Gartan Mother's Lullaby (traditional Irish folk melody) -
arr. Neil Ginsberg (2000)
Bonnie Svetlik, flute
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Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening (a poem by Robert
Frost) - Ruth Artman (1983) (women's voices)
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Danny Boy (traditional Irish folk melody (Londonderry Air))
arr. Darmon Meader (2004)
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A
Red, Red Rose (from Four Robert Burns Ballads) - James
Mulholland (1980)
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Liebeslieder Waltzes - Johannes Brahms (1868)
(the
texts for these Love Song Waltzes come from a collection of
translations and imitations of folk poetry - mostly Russian,
Polish and Magyar)
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Answer Maiden
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Deep in thunder roars the tide
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Oh, these women (tenors & basses)
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Like the evening sunset's rapture (soprano & alto duet -
Joan McVeen and Elizabeth Gockel)
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The tender hopvine wanders
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There was a tiny, pretty bird
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How dear alas, was life together (alto solo - Diane
Klein)
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When your eyes so fondly seek
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On Danube's border
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Oh, how calm the river flows
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No, I will not listen to them
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Locksmith, go and bring me padlocks
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Ev'ry bird that soars the sky (soprano duet - Alice
Bewie and Sheryl Brodsky)
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See how bright the fountain gleams (tenors & basses)
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Nightingale, you sing so sweet
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My love is a well
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Don't wanter, my light (tenor solo - James Njui)
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Each tender leaf is trembling
Maribeth Katt and Joanne Poderis - Pianists
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