steryiece. ur _pafette ~ State Farm salutes the 1996-1997 season of the University Concert Series. ,, ~ STATE FARM 16) Late Night Menu <> Homemade Breads and Desserts <> Wine by the Glass Coffee, Espresso & Liqueurs Open 7 days a week for lunch, dinner and late night adventure. 115 South Fifth Street 34 The University Concert Series & the Department of Music present Mass in A-Flat Major & Other Liturgical Works by Franz Schubert University Choral Union University Singers University Chamber Orchestra Caroline Worra, soprano Ann Harrell, mezzo-soprano James Doing, tenor Simon Carrington, bass-baritone David Rayl, conducting Mass in A-Flat Major, D. 678 I. Kyrie 11. Gloria Gradual: Benedictus es, Domine, D. 184 III. Credo Offertory: Intende voci, D. 963 IV. Sanctus V. Benedictus VI. Agnus Dei Sunday, May 4, 1997 Jesse Auditorium With gratitude We are grateful to those who support the arts and who have made it possible for the University Concert Series to bring performers of prestige to Columbia. This presentation has been made possible through the generosity of the MU Department of Music, My Secret Garden and Village Wine and Cheese. MU OepaPfmenf of Music UNIVERSITY OF MISSOUllll•COLUMIIA C9NC~RT S~Rl~S 1996•1997 PROORAM NOTES AND TRANSLATIONS The year 1997 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of the great Viennese composer, Franz Schubert. As a part of the Department of Music's year-long series of concerts, "Remembering the Romantics," we present Schubert's Mass in A-Flat Major along with two of his smaller works placed in their appropriate liturgical context within the Mass. Unlike his four early settings of the Mass text (including the perennial favorite, the Mass in G Major), Schubert did not write the Mass in A-Flat Major as the result of a particular commission, but as proof of his mastery of the genre. In November 1819 he began to sketch the Kyrie, and he completed the Agnus Dei during the autumn of 1822. He returned to the work and revised it in late 1825 or 1826. No other Mass occupied him for so long a period. A gentle, subdued Kyrie opens the Mass, followed by the Gloria, which bursts forth in a blaze of musical exultation. Over racing passages in the orchestra, the choir cries out its phrases of adoration. The concluding section, the vigorous "Cum Sancto Spiritu," emerges as a magnificent extended fugue. The Gradual, "Benedictus es, Domine" was composed in April 1815 for the church in the Viennese suburb of Lichtental. Schubert's setting sug-gests baroque models, especially the style of Handel. With its opening Adagio and "Alleluia" fugue, it is reminiscent of one of Handel's festive overtures. Two wind chords open the Credo before the unaccompanied choir intones "Credo in unum Deum ... " Schubert fills this remarkable movement with a wide variety of choral textures-antiphony (with men and women alter-nating), homophony (at "Per quern omnia facta sunt"), eight-part choir (at "Et incarnatus est"), and a long, sustained vocal line over the onward-rushing orchestra (for the final "Amens"). The Offertory, "Intende voci," composed in 1828, the year of his death, is regarded as the most important among Schubert's shorter church works. It was likely commissioned by the association for the cultivation of church music in the Viennese parish of Alsergrund. The manuscript calls the work "Tenor Aria with Chorus" and, indeed, the tenor soloist dominates the piece. It is divided into two principal sections, each of which is subdi-vided into a passage for the soloist and a passage for the soloist with the chorus. These principal sections are framed by a thematically similar orchestral prelude, interlude, and postlude. In contrast to the "Benedictus es, Domine," which relies on baroque models, in this work Schubert seems to have discovered his own personal and romantically colored church music idiom. The powerful Sanctus is followed by the Osanna in a rocking, 6/8 rhythm which gives the comparatively simple melody a folk-song quality. In the Benedictus three soloists-soprano, alto, and tenor-alternate with and join with the choir. After creating a moving, haunting melody for the Agnus Dei, Schubert concludes the Mass by giving "Dona nobis pacem" the character of a poised, confident recessional. Kyrie Lord have mercy. Christ have mercy. Lord have mercy. Gloria Glory to God in the highest. And on earth peace to all those of good will. We praise thee. We bless thee. We worship thee. We glorify thee. We give thanks to thee according to thy great glory. Lord God, Heavenly King, God the Father almighty. Lord Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son. Lord God, Lamb of God, Son of the Father Thou who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us. Thou who takest away the sins of the world, receive our prayer. Thou who sittest at the right hand of the Father, have mercy upon us. For Thou alone art holy. Thou alone art the Lord. Thou alone art the most high, Jesus Christ. With the Holy Spirit in the glory of God the Father. Amen. Benedictus es Domine Blessed are you, Lord, who gazes upon the abyss and who is seated above the Cherubim. Blessed are you, Lord, worthy to be praised eternally in the firmament of heaven. Alleluia. Credo I believe in one God. The Father Almighty, maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible. And I believe in one Lord, Jesus Christ, the only begotten Son of God, born of the Father before all ages. God from God, Light from Light, True God from True God. Begotten, not made, of one substance with the Father by whom all things were made. Who for us and for our salvation came down from heaven. And was incarnate by the Holy Spirit of the Virgin Mary. And was made man. Crucified also for us under Pontius Pilate, he suffered, and was buried. And on the third day he rose again, according to the Scriptures. He ascended into heaven and he sits at the right hand of the Father. He shall come again with glory to judge the living and the dead; and of his kingdom there will be no end. And I believe in the Holy Spirit, the Lord and Giver of life, who proceeds from the Father and the Son; who together with the Father and the Son is adored and glorified, who spoke to us through the Prophets. And I believe in one, holy, catholic, and Apostolic Church. I confess one baptism for the remission of sins. I await the resurrection of the dead, and the life of the world to come. Amen. Intende voci Hearken unto the voice of my cry, my King and my God; for unto thee will I pray. Sanctus Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord God of Hosts. Heaven and earth are full of thy glory. Hosanna in the highest. Benedictus Blessed is He who comes in the name of Lord. Hosanna in the highest. Aenus Dei Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us. Lamb of God,who takest away the sins of the world, have mercy upon us. Lamb of God, who takest away the sins of the world, grant us peace. Plan now to join the Choral Union next season for Brahms' German Requiem on Saturday, November 22, 1997, and Rossini's Petite messe solennelle on Friday, April 17, 1998. THE SOLOISTS AND CONDUCTOR Caroline Worra, soprano, a graduate of Luther College (B.A., 1991) in Decorah, Iowa, and the University of Missouri-Columbia (M.M., 1993) is completing a Doc-tor of Music degree in Vocal Perfonnance at Indiana University. She has appeared with the Quad City Mozart Festival, Indiana University Opera Theatre, University of Missouri Opera Theatre, Muncie (Indiana) Civic Theater, Dorian Opera Theatre (Iowa), and the Lacrosse (Wisconsin) Symphony Orchestra. Her operatic roles include Marenka in The Bartered Bride, Hanna in The Merry Widow, Rosalinda in Die Flederma.us, Donna Elvira in Don Giovanni, and the title role in Handel's Agrippina. Later this month she will appear as soprano soloist in the Brahms Ger-man Requiem with the Masterworks Chorale in Indianapolis and in the final round of the National Society of Arts and Letters competition in Binningham, Alabama. Ann Harrell, mezzo soprano, has been Assistant Professor of Music at the Univer-sity of Missouri-Columbia since 1992. A graduate of Oberlin College Conserva-tory of Music and the University of Texas at Austin, she has studied with Helen Hodam, Glenda Maurice, Margaret Harshaw, Herald Stark, Harold Heiberg, and David Garvey. She has sung in recital, oratorio, and opera, including solo appear-ances at the Delaware Vocal Arts Baroque Festival, the Idyll wild Festival for the Arts, the Bethany College Oratorio Society Messiah Festival, the Quad City Mozart Festival, and with the Dallas Chamber Orchestra. Recently she has sung solo recit-als at Indiana University, the University of Iowa, lliinois Wesleyan University, and Milliken University, and a perfonnance of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony in Los Angeles. James Doing, tenor, is Assistant Professor of Music and Director of Opera at the University of Missouri-Columbia. Since 1984 he has sung more than 40 operatic roles throughout the U.S. and Europe most notably at New York's Brooklyn Acad-emy of Music, Opera Theatre of St. Louis, The Santa Fe Opera, Paris-Chatelet, Opera de Nice, Stuttgart. Amsterdam, Antwerp and Brussells-Theatre de la Monnaie. In addition to his operatic activities, Doing has become a much sought after concert singer specializing in the Passions of J. S. Bach and the interpretation of 20th-century music. He has earned accolades as the evangelist in St. Matthew Passion in Amsterdam (Concertgebouw), Hannover, Darmstadt, Zagreb, and through-out the Netherlands. Mr. Doing has performed at the most prestigious fes-tivals of modern music: London's South Bank Festival, Holland Festival, Rome's Festival Nova Consonanza, Aldeburgh Festival, and recently he has sung the title role in a reprise of Philip Glass' The Fall of the House of Usher at the Stuttgarter Hofkonzerte with Musik der Jahrhunderte and a lead-ing role in Louis Andriessen's De Materie at Turin's Settembre Musica Festival. Mr. Doing has recorded for the Opera Rara, ACCORD, Naxos and Nonesuch labels. Bass-baritone Simon Carrington, Director of Choral Activities at the University of Kansas, is a graduate of Cambridge University, where he sang in King's College Chapel Choir directed by Sir David Willcocks. He took up his post at KU in 1994 after 25 years with one of the world's leading vocal ensembles, The King's Singers, which he founded and co-directed. He sang over 3000 concerts in the world's most prestigious concert halls, made over 70 recordings, appeared on countless televi-sion and radio programs and led workshops and masterclasses in Europe, the United States, Australia and Japan. In the early years of the Singers he also enjoyed a successful career as an orchestral musician, playing with most of London's leading symphony and chamber orchestras and in particular as the double bass continuo player in the performances and recordings which launched the career of John Eliot Gardiner and the English Baroque Soloists. As a conductor and clinician he has recently appeared at choral institutes and festivals in Mainz and Wuppertal (Ger-many), Arnhem (Holland), and Bolzano (Italy). He served as a member of the juries of the 1995 Floril~ge Vocal de Tours, France, the 1994 and 1996 German National Music Competition, Bonn, the 1995 Netherlands International Choir Fes-tival and the Fifth National Vocal Group Festival, Amersfoort, Holland, in 1996. He made his Carnegie Hall conducting debut in May 1996. Conductor David Rayl is Associate Professor of Music and Director of Choral Activities at the University of Missouri-Columbia. In March 1995, MU's Univer-sity Singers, under his direction, performed in Washington's Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts and Constitution Hall for the national convention of the Ameri-can Choral Directors Association. In 1993 he received the MU Provost's Outstand-ing Junior Faculty Award, and in April 1996, he was awarded the prestigious William T. Kemper Fellowship for Teaching Excellence. His international appear-ances include the Classical Music Festival in Eisenstadt, Austria, the V Festival di Musi ca Antica in Urbino, Italy, the VII Festival Interna~ional de Musica de Camera do Par.1, in Belem, Brazil, and, most recently, a concert with the chorus and orches-tra of Belem's Conservatorio Carlos Gomes. He has received recognition for his performances of the choral, operatic, and orchestral repertoire of the 18th century, especially the works of Bach and Mozart, and recently completed his ninth and final season as Music Director of the Quad City Mozart Festival. His future en-gagements include a return to the Quad City Mozart Festival in June as guest con-ductor, a July 3 appearance with the Missouri Chamber Orchestra here in Columbia, and an appearance next September at the Oklahoma Brahms Festival in Oklaooma Qty. CHORAL UNION David Rayl, conductor Todd Samra and Ken Tucker, assistant conductors Cheryl Nichols, rehearsal pianist Soprano Brenda C. Baker Susan Batt Jannette Beamon Mathilde Berkley Cheree Berry Mindy Berry Carey Bohl Linda Bowers Celia Brotherton Kathryn Burlison Conne Burnham Rachel Cantlin Toni Carson Mary Lou Davis Ngozi Duru Lea Evans Theresa M. Garrison Sara Graham Corinne Hall Doris Hawkins Megan Hawrylak Jeanne Hinkelman Hsi Ao-yin Hsueh Kathy Jenkins Marcela Jimenez Roa Kathleen Knepper Lesley L. Koch Tassoula Kokkoris Jennifer Kreisel Sandra Kubal Jessica Kubes ~ Melanie Lawrence Desiree Long Beth Luetjen ~~ Kimberly Masters Ester R. Mendoza Carol Nabelek Crystal Nix Elizabeth Petersen Edy C. Rodgers Laura Samorian Constance Schenk Nina Shekhovtsova Elisa Sims Laura M Soikkeli Dawn Sorbo .,¥ Jena L. Vieira Donna Walter Birgit Wassmuth Jennifer Webb Kristi Weiland Margery Wickham Maiken Winter Patricia Witt Roma Wonneman Erl Yashiro AJ.12 Jane Addison Nora Ayvazian Caryn Berkowitz Charmian Boyle ~ Carrie Bradfield Cynthia Breshears Sally Brown Sadie Busch Latisha Dwiggins Michelle Easley Mary Edmondson Heather Eidson t Callie Epperson Mary Fagiolo Crystal Frey Barb Gossett Gretchen Greenlee Jayme Gualtier Kristin Hall Bobbi Hauptmann Erin Hershey Brigitte Holt Darlene Johnson E. Diane Johnson Juanita Kahle Andrea Kanevsky Jeanie Kuntz Li-Hua Lan Cindy Lange Monica Lee Patricia Leistner Gertrude Lindener-Stawski Helen Manson Dorothy Martin Lynette Meachum Jennifer Nelson Ann O'Dell Mary Louise B ussabarger Karen Carpenter Marjorie (Nikki) O'Laughlin Mi Sung Park Peggy S. Payne Marilyn Cheetham Kelly Cole Barbara Collier Betsy Collins Sarah Dixon Deborah M. Pearsall Mary Milton Platt Patricia Ravenscraft Mary Rozendal Sarah Smith Heidi Stallman Emily Stoll Ellen Stout Mary Jane Thome Lotta Timberlake Patricia Timberlake Margaret Tyler Rosa Valdez Christine Vincent 1-J' Julia Walker -iA Kate Welborn Betty Wilson Sarah Wolcott-Twaddle Maggie Wood Turu2r Ron Allen .;k Kris Bartman Joyce Bathke Mike Bowers Dustin Buccheister Jerry Carpenter Aaron Danner --r,. JoshDorr Charlene J. Drury David Eisenstein Walter R. Goodman II 4,. Travis Grant Constance M. Larson Steve Meyer Chris Newton Christopher Palmer Melvin Platt ~ Joshua Powlishta Todd Samra Judith Schlegel Albert Shaw \.,,. Michael Shawley _,,... Nathan Spurling Ken Tucker Robert White H1lSS k Matthew Anderson Jason Berry Bruce Biddle Edwin Brown Robert F. Bussabarger Ben Cameron ~ Chris Dignam Daimon Eklund Joseph Fagiolo ..)( Dennis Folwarczny f Jason Forbach Mel George Peter Hasselriis Ron Hockman Benjamin Hughes Sid Leeper Peter McDonald Andrew Melnyk Wale Oladiran David Orr Bradley Renken Bob Rodgers Joseph Saathoff Jim Shawley Thunan (I'wk) StoIVick Chris Thiemet Matthew Torres David Truman Andrew Twaddle Jim Whitaker Charles Williamson Jeffrey Wolff Jack Wonneman UNIVERSITY SINGERS David Rayl, conductor Ryan Malone, pianist Soprano Laura Been Heather Brooks Jenny Broom Amity Bryson ~ Janiece Hedrick ¥ Julie Johnson t Melissa Pickens "?l' Sariah Pinick Valery Price ¥ Janice Simmons Paula Stickel Allil ok Elizabeth Bennett ..If. Karen Ely ~ Callie Epperson Stacey Hite t1Rebecca Hunt Kandi Kos Kellie Maltagliati .Jj,. Audra Sergei ~ Robin Sypolt Susan Warren }J. Kate Wellborn Touw: IMike Elliott Gregory Gilmore Shand Glenn Travis Grant Josh Hayes Terrence Lester Todd Samra t Robert Sinclair -fl< Justin Tanner Jeff Thompson Kevin Wortley nm Julian Andebrhan 1J.. Dennis Folwarczny Justin Giles .Jx. Todd Gill Jason Green Chris Joplin John Litten .ft. Ryan Malone :./(. Bret Sanders John Vetter Chris Wood CHAMBER ORCHESTRA Yliilin Eva Szekely* John McLecxl * t Tania Bargfrede /\ Rebecca Berlin ./\.Amanda Chambers Yoon Cho ~ Lisa Collins !'Christina Jensen ~ Lindsey Miller Robert Myers "\ Adrienne St. Clair Michael Wunsch Yi!lla Leslie Perna* Anthony Addison J<. Michael Blackwood -k LaDonna Johnson 1&llil Darry Dolezal* k AmyFine .,,ASandra Stansbury ~ ..:A.Tiffany Freeman Charlotte Overby ~ Steve Geibel* ~ \ , Dan Willett* A K.ristin Arant Clarinet Paul Garritson* A Greg Williams Bassoon BaFba:l"ifWood* 1 Keith Koster . .;.. c, \t\ '( \ 'S "fel)-J.e..t \ Hm:n Marcia Spence* Ji:.. Consuelo Valerio D:umpet Alexander Pickard* Joshua Morrisoo ~'S'e1--e~ .c~D< \c..., Trombone I/ Michael Knight A Seth Merenbloom Matthew Wood Timpani Julia Hillbrick* * Faculty, Department of Music THE SOUL IIS THE !INSTRUMENT WAIITiNG TO RESOUND THE MISSOURI LOTTERY IS PROUD TO BE A SPONSOR OF THE 1996- 1997 UNIVERSITY CONCERT SERIES. ALL LOTTERY PROCEEDS BENEFIT MISSOURI PUBLIC EDUCATION . 35 d.bert W. Schooling Concert Series Endowment The Schooling Fund is the only existing source of long-term financial support for the Concert Series. Contributions to the Schooling Fund are crucial since ticket revenue each season constitutes only 50 percent of our annual budget. The fund's interest income is used each year to defray the cost of bringing artists of the highest quality to campus. The fund was established in 1979 to honor the late Herbert W. Schooling on his retirement as chancellor of the Columbia campus. Between 1963 and 1978, Dr. Schooling served as Dean of the College of Education, Dean of Faculties, Provost and Chancellor. His extensive experience at all educational levels made him a respected leader in his field throughout the state and across the nation. We wish here to publicly thank the contributors to the Schooling Endow-ment Fund. Additionally, we hope to bring your attention to the Friends of Music, a scholarship support organization associated with the Department of Music. We invite you to support their efforts in funding new scholarships for talented students in music. This year, to mark the importance of thi s endowment fund, the New York City Opera National Company's performance of Puccini's La Boheme has been designated the annual Schooling Concert. The following list reflects contribu-tions received between July 1, 1995 and August 1, 1996. 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Michael and Eli zabeth Hosokawa Dr. and Mrs. Ira G. Hubbell Mr. and Mrs. C.M. Hulen, Jr. Mr. John W. Ingli sh Mr. and Mrs. John Irvi n Dr. and Mrs. Sydney E. Jaynes Dr. Harold and Mrs. Marie Jeffcoat Darlene Johnson Leah Beth Kennett Sharon and Skip Kinden Mrs. Mildred Knowles Gary and Janet Krause Mr. and Mrs. Alex LaBrunerie Judith and Michael LeFevre Kathleen Cain and Don Lewis Don and Roberta Light Mr. and Mrs. Frederick List Earl and Margot Lubensky Alan and Sue Luger Jeff and Becky Mac l ell an Mr. and Mrs. Floyd K. Marcum Mr. and Mrs. David Mattson Mr. and Mrs. John McLeod James and Doris Middleton Dr. Margaret Miller Lynn and Marsha Mitchell Joan and Stephen Mudrick Dr. and Mrs. Clifton Murphy Mrs. Andrew J. Nash Mrs. Sidney B. Neate Dr. and Mrs. Maarten Nieuwenhuizen Virginia Norris Dr. and Mrs. Boyd O ' Dell Jim and Kri s Offutt Mr. and Mrs. David A. Oliver Mr. and Mrs. Don W. Orscheln Sheila Greenberg and Willi am Parks A. 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Each December, the Concert Series asks for additional support in order to continue planning the next season. The following lists these patrons who responded. We'd like to publicly thank each one for their continued support. Producer First National Bank-Mr. Marquis Landrum Ron & Pam Newman Bruce & Brenda Loyd Mr. & Mrs. Thomas R. Smith Sponsor Bill & Suzi Fisch Dr. A. Sherwood & Mrs . Miriam Baker Premiere Bess W. Paris Dr. Horace E. Thomas Ed and Susan Ailor Dr. Earl H. & Mrs .Margot Lubensky Ted Groshong Beatrice Wolfe Ovation Charles W & Irene 0. Alexander Gerald & Theodora Arthur Juan Aruaz Dr. and Mrs. Herbert Brown Dr. and Mrs. John W. Cowden Mrs. Gene N. Paterson Ms. Linda Mast & Dr. Bard Schatzman Applause Carol Denninghoff Alice Landrum Michael & Paula Nolan Fred & Pam Springsteel Richard Thoreson Donor Dr. and Mrs. James Campbell Richard B. 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