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KSUCAC 2009 Performance
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Saturday, April 14, 2012, 8:00 pm

Location: The Bailey Performance Center
on the Kennesaw State University Campus

 

The 2011 Holiday Concert, "Hallelujah" contained a collection of holiday favorites from Handel, Vivaldi, and other Christmas favorites.
  • The Glory of the Father
    Egil Hovland
  • Gloria
    Antonio Vivaldi (1669-1741)
    Gloria in excelsis
    Domine fili unigenite
    Laudamus te

  • Messiah
    George Frideric Handel (1685-1759)
    And the Glory of the Lord
    Recitative
    There Were Shepherds Abiding in the Field
    And Lo, The Angel of the Lord Came Upon Them
    And The Angel Said Unto Them
    And Suddenly There Was With The Angel
    Glory to God
    Hallelujah
    Soloist: Natalie Gough, soprano

  • With a Voice of Singing
    Martin Shaw
  • Still, Still, Still
    arr. Norman Luboff
  • Praise to the Lord, The Almighty
    Hugo Distler
  • Do You Hear What I Hear?
    arr. Harry Simeone
  • God Rest Ye Merry, Gentlemen
    Mark Riese
  • The First Noel/Pachelbel's Canon
    arr. Michael Clawson
  • Mary Sat A-Rockin'
    Greg Gilpin
The Spring 2011 Concert, "OMG!" was a collection of Oratorios, Madrigals, and Gospel.
  • Achieved is the Glorious Work
    from The Creation
    Joseph Haydn
  • He, Watching Over Israel
    from Elijah
    Felix Mendelssohn
  • Hallelujah, Amen
    George Frideric Handel
    arr. Archibald T. Davison
  • Sing We and Chant It
    Thomas Morley
    arr. Jerry Harris
  • April Is in My Mistress’ Face
    Thomas Morley
    arr. John Leavitt
  • Fair Phyllis I Saw
    John Farmer
    arr. Rod Walker
  • Three Madrigals
    O Mistress mine, where are you roaming?
    Take, O take those lips away
    Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more!
    Emma Lou Diemer
  • I Know Where I’ve Been
    from Hairspray
    Soloist: Deborah D. Crampton
    Marc Shaiman
    arr. Roy Ringwald
  • He Never Failed Me Yet
    Soloists: Daniel Ford, Katrina Fowler, Caleb Faille, Deborah D. Crampton
    Robert Ray
    arr. Jay Althouse
  • City Called Heaven
    Soloist: Deborah D. Crampton
    arr. Josephine Poelinitz
  • Rock-a Mah Soul
    arr. Charles H. Gilchrist
  • I Know I’ve Been Changed
    Soloist: Deborah D. Crampton, Kadina Webb
    arr. Damon H. Dandridge
  • Ride On, King Jesus
    Soloist: Deborah D. Crampton
    arr. Moses Hogan
The Holiday 2010 Concert, "Joy!" featured a variety of holiday selections.
  • O Come, All Ye Faithful
    arr. Alice Parker & Robert Shaw
  • Christmas Comes Anew (Noël Nouvelet)
    Mark Riese
  • See, Amid the Winter's Snow
    Edward Caswall
    arr. Howard Helvey
  • Deck the Halls
    arr. James McKelvy
  • Salvation Is Created
    Paul Tschesnokoff
    Edited and arr. Walter Ehret
  • Christmas Bells Are Ringing
    arr. Mark Hayes
  • Peace, Peace
    Rick and Sylvia Powell
    arr. Fred Bock
  • White Christmas
    Irving Berlin
    arr. Roy Ringwald
  • Merry Christmas, Mozart
    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
    arr. Jay Althouse
  • Joy (with "Joy to the World")
    from the Touchstone Motion Picture The Preacher's Wife
    arr. Dave Maddux
The Spring 2010 Concert, "Déjà vu", took place on April 17, 2010 and featured three sacred pieces from two different time periods.
  • O Magnum Mysterium
    TomÁs Luis de Victoria
    Edited by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw
  • Psalm Settings
    Georg Philipp Telemann
  • Mass in G
    Schubert
    Edited by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw
  • O Magnum Mysterium
    CÉsar Alejandro Carrillo
    Edited by Peter Wordelman
  • Psalm 117
    Greg Knauf
  • Gospel Mass
    Robert Ray
"That's All Folk...Songs", the KSUCAC's Fall 2009 Concert, was performed on Nov. 20, 2009, and featured a variety of folk songs from around the world.
  • Mata Del Anima Sola
    John Caponegro, Tenor
    Alberto Torrealba & Antoinio Estévez
    María Guinand, Editor
  • Tango To Evora
    Featuring Kikuyo Silverstar & Wayne Zwick
    Loreena McKennitt
    arr. Jon Washburn
  • The Stars Are With the Voyager
    Thomas Hood & Eleanor Daley
  • O Whistle and I'll Come to Ye
    with Dr. Sarah Stedman, Piano
    Robert Burns
    arr. Mack Wilberg
  • Jigs
    Traditional Irish
    arr. J. David Moore
  • O My Luve's Like a Red, Red Rose
    Robert Burns & René Clausen
  • Wade in the Water
    Traditional Spiritual
    arr. Mark Hayes
The KSUCAC Spring 2009 performance, "Americana", featured a selection of American works and was performed in the Bailey Performance Center on April 25, 2009.
  • Zions Walls
    Aaron Copland
    arr. Glenn Kopone
  • My Shepherd Will Supply My Need
    arr. Mack Wilberg
  • Set Me As a Seal (from a new Creation)
    René Clausen
  • Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal
    Robert Shaw
    arr. Alice Parker
  • Song Stream
    IV. The Spring and the Fall
    V. Nuit Blanche
    VII. Thursday
    IX. Lethe
    Alice Parker
  • Adiemus
    David Gullege, Percussion
    Karl Jenkins
  • My God is a Rock
    Oral Moses, Bass-Baritone
    arr. Alice Parker and Robert Shaw
  • Everytime I Feel the Spirit
    Oral Moses, Bass-Baritone
    arr. William L. Dawson
  • America, The Beautiful
    Katharine Lee Bates/Samuel A. Ward
    arr. Marvin Gaspard
Gloria - A Holiday Concert - The KSUCAC performed its third concert, and first ever holiday concert, at the Mount Paran Church of God in Atlanta on December 6, 2008.
  • Exsultate justi in Domino
    Brant Adams
  • What Child is This?
    Mark Riese
  • A Choral Fantasy (God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen)
    Mark Riese
  • Carol From an Irish Cabin
    Dale Wood
  • Ding! Dong! Merrily on High
    Piano - Sherri Barrett & Rodney Jeffords
    G.R. Woodward/Thoinot Arbeau
    arr. Howard Helvey
  • What Sweeter Music
    John Rutter
  • The First Noel
    arr. Rhonda Polay
  • Hallelujah (from Handel's Messiah: A Soulful Celebration)

    arr. Mervyn Warren, Michael O. Jackson, Mark Kibble and Teena Chinn
  • Variations of "Jingle Bells"
    Soloist: Jason Meeks
    John Pierpont
    arr. Mark Hayes
  • Gloria (I. Allegro vivace, II. Andante, III. Vivace e ritmico)
    Organ - Rodney Jeffords
    Soloists: Vanessa Helms, Erin Gunter, Rachel Mercer
    John Rutter
The KSU Community Alumni Choir performed its second concert on April 20, 2008 in the the Bailey Performance Center. The concert featured a variety of songs from around the world.
  • O Fortuna from "Carmina Burana Fortuna Imperatrix Mundi "
    Jeremy Frasier: Percussion
    Carl Orff
  • Lambscapes (1, 2, 3, 6, & 5)
    Eric Lane Barnes
  • Amor De Mi Alma
    Z. Randall Stroope
    Text by Garcilaso de la Vega
  • El Vito
    Piano - Sherri N. Barrett and Suzanne Logue
    arr. Mack Wilberg
  • Five Hebrew Love Songs (4 & 5)
    Eric Whitacre / Hila Plitmann
  • The Heavens are Telling (from The Creation)
    Joseph Haydn
  • That Lonesome Road
    James Taylor & Don Grolnick
    arr. Simon Carrington
  • Kyrie (from St. Francis in the Americas A Caribbean Mass)
    Jeremy Frasier - Percussion
    Glenn McClure
  • Grace
    arr. Mark Hayes
  • John the Revelator
    arr. Paul Caldwell & Sean Ivory
The KSU Community Alumni Choir performed its debut concert on Saturday, November 10, 2007 in the Bailey Performance Center, as part of Kennesaw State University's annual Homecoming celebration. The concert featured a variety of songs from around the world.
  • Hallelujah from "Mount of Olives"
    Beethoven
  • Gloria from "Missa Kenya"
    Paul Basler
  • In Remembrance from "Requiem"
    Eleanor Daley
  • Salmo 150 (Psalm 150)
    Ernani Aguiar
  • Simple Gifts Shaker Tune
    arr. René Clausen
  • Lux Aurumque
    Eric Whitarcre, Poem: Edward Esch
  • Daemon Irrepit Callidus
    György Orbán
  • Didn't My Lord Deliver Daniel? Traditional Spiritual
    arr. Moses Hogan
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