University Chorale, April 14, 1993

Recorded during a live performance at First Presbyterian Church, Kalamazoo, Michigan, April 14, 1993, 8:00 p.m., the 480th concert of Western Michigan University School of Music’s 1992-1993 season.University Chorale, Craig S. Arnold, conductor ; Tracy Cowden, accompanist ; various vocal soloists ; Western String Chamber Orchestra, Bruce Uchimura, conductor.Sacred and secular vocal music for mixed chorus (SSAATTBB) with various accompaniment.Information from performance program.Lord, thou has been our refuge / Ralph Vaughan Williams (Leonard Langrick, organ ; Ryan Owen, trumpet) -- Blessed is the man from Vespers / Sergei Rachmaninoff -- Advent motet / Gustav Schreck (solo quartet: Holly Shaw, Sandra Haman, Ronald Slabbinck, Gregory Evans) -- I would be true : Londonderry Air / harm. Andrew Carter -- Ezekiel saw the wheel / Spiritual ; arranged by Dawson (soloist, Michael Wheaton) -- Vaghissima sembianza from 36 Arie de stile antico / Stefano Donaudy (Amy Statz, mezzo-soprano) -- Mon coeur from Samson and Dalila / Camille Saint-Saëns (Regina Hartwig, mezzo-soprano) -- Partita number 2 in C minor. Sinfonia / Johann Sebastian Bach (Tracy Cowden, piano) -- Glitter and be gay [from Candide] / Leonard Bernstein (Carrie Taghon, soprano) -- Magnificat. Magnificat = My south doth magnify the Lord ; Et exultavit spiritus meus = And my spirit hath rejoiced (Katie Punches, mezzo-soprano) ; Quia respexit = For He hath regarded (Margaret Lanning, soprano) ; Omnes generationes = For behold, all generations ; Quia fecit mihi magna = For He that is mighty (David Garry, baritone) ; Et misericordia = And His mercy is on them (Regina Hartwig, mezzo-soprano ; Ronald Slabbinck, tenor) ; Fecit potentiam = The Lord hath showed strength ; Deposuit potentes = He hath put down the mighty (Michael Burgess, tenor) ; Esurientes implevit bonis = He hath filled the hungry (Regina Hartwig, mezzo-soprano) ; Suscepit Israel = His servant, Israel (Holly Shaw, Amy Statz, and Tricia Meade) ; Gloria Patri = Glory to the Father / Johann Sebastian Bach