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Featuring the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus performing the music of Beethoven, Brahms, and Schubert and African-American Spirituals all at the Verdi tuning of A=432 Hz at St. Anthony of Padua Church in New York.
Conducted by John Sigerson and Diane Sare.
Indira Mahajan, soprano
Linda Childs, alto
Everett Suttle, tenor
Paul An, bass
PROGRAM
J.S. Bach Sonata no. 1 G minor, BWV 1001 Adagio and Siciliana
Gabrielle Fink, violin
Welcoming remarks
Dennis Speed, Schiller Institute
G.F. Handel
Selection from Messiah
Friedrich Schiller
The Song of the Bell (excerpts)
William Wertz
Johannes Brahams
Dem dunkeln Schoss der heil'gen Erde
(from Schiller's Song of the Bell)
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
My Lord What a Mornin'
arr. H.T. Burgleigh
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Let Us Break Bread Together
arr. Moses Hogan
Paul An, bass Robert Wilson, piano
He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
arr. Margaret Bonds
Indira Mahajan, soprano
Robert Wilson, piano
Honor! Honor!
Arr. Hall Johnson
Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord
arr, Undine S. Moore
Everett Suttle, Tenor Paul An, Bass
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Deep River
arr. Robert Wilson
Linda Childs, Alto
Robert Wilson, Piano
Roun' About de Mountain
arr. Roland Hayes
Everett Suttle, Tenor Robert Wilson, Piano
WA. Mozart
“Recordare" from Requiem
Indira Mahajan, Soprano; Linda Childs, Alto Everett Suttle, Tenor; Paul An, Bass Yuting Zhou, Piano
Franz Schubert
Four Songs
Auf der Donau (Johann Mayrhofer) Paul An, Bass; Robert Wilson, Piano
Litanei (J.G. Jacobi) Linda Childs, Alto; Robert Wilson, Piano
Der Jüngling an der Quelle (J.G. von Salis) Everett Suttle, Tenor; Robert Wilson, Piano
Du bist die Ruh' (Friedrich Rückert) Indira Mahajan, Soprano; Robert Wilson, Piano
Any How
arr. Evelyn LaRue Pittman
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Ludwig van Beethoven
"Agnus Dei” from Mass in C, Op. 86
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Indira Mahaian, Soprano: Linda Childs. Alto Everett Suttle, Tenor; Paul An, Bass Yuting Zhou, Piano
Traditional canon
"Dona nobis pacem” (Give Us Peace) Audience, chorus, and soloists
Featuring the Schiller Institute NYC Chorus performing the music of Beethoven, Brahms, and Schubert and African-American Spirituals all at the Verdi tuning of A=432 Hz at St. Anthony of Padua Church in New York.
Conducted by John Sigerson and Diane Sare.
Indira Mahajan, soprano
Linda Childs, alto
Everett Suttle, tenor
Paul An, bass
PROGRAM
J.S. Bach Sonata no. 1 G minor, BWV 1001 Adagio and Siciliana
Gabrielle Fink, violin
Welcoming remarks
Dennis Speed, Schiller Institute
G.F. Handel
Selection from Messiah
Friedrich Schiller
The Song of the Bell (excerpts)
William Wertz
Johannes Brahams
Dem dunkeln Schoss der heil'gen Erde
(from Schiller's Song of the Bell)
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
My Lord What a Mornin'
arr. H.T. Burgleigh
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Let Us Break Bread Together
arr. Moses Hogan
Paul An, bass Robert Wilson, piano
He's Got the Whole World in His Hands
arr. Margaret Bonds
Indira Mahajan, soprano
Robert Wilson, piano
Honor! Honor!
Arr. Hall Johnson
Daniel, Daniel, Servant of the Lord
arr, Undine S. Moore
Everett Suttle, Tenor Paul An, Bass
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Deep River
arr. Robert Wilson
Linda Childs, Alto
Robert Wilson, Piano
Roun' About de Mountain
arr. Roland Hayes
Everett Suttle, Tenor Robert Wilson, Piano
WA. Mozart
“Recordare" from Requiem
Indira Mahajan, Soprano; Linda Childs, Alto Everett Suttle, Tenor; Paul An, Bass Yuting Zhou, Piano
Franz Schubert
Four Songs
Auf der Donau (Johann Mayrhofer) Paul An, Bass; Robert Wilson, Piano
Litanei (J.G. Jacobi) Linda Childs, Alto; Robert Wilson, Piano
Der Jüngling an der Quelle (J.G. von Salis) Everett Suttle, Tenor; Robert Wilson, Piano
Du bist die Ruh' (Friedrich Rückert) Indira Mahajan, Soprano; Robert Wilson, Piano
Any How
arr. Evelyn LaRue Pittman
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Ludwig van Beethoven
"Agnus Dei” from Mass in C, Op. 86
Schiller Institute NYC Chorus
Indira Mahaian, Soprano: Linda Childs. Alto Everett Suttle, Tenor; Paul An, Bass Yuting Zhou, Piano
Traditional canon
"Dona nobis pacem” (Give Us Peace) Audience, chorus, and soloists
