1 15 10 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/ef190d5eab4bfdff251bef156179b9e2.jpg cefa895c86f33e2233b63ffe2c34db02 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/bbc6741636193ce5690ba1bf515dfd96.mp3 07c86ccb6186d1f9361b32c685fcb440 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/d3860bff26757fca9e7f51788189afb5.mp3 999f667cd54d9331d1b1c74492a784e5 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Recording for the Ninth Annual Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Festival at Indiana State College, 1961 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pennsylvania Choral Festival Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource .wav file Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961 Description An account of the resource Dr. Ifor Jones, Conductor. https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/c85ba001a64636638066195805d525e6.pdf 5bf7a882aed3fdfa2107831a0f9688ff PDF Text Text �JVLAN A©AINST THE SKY ""F`~' william crowder[copyR]GHT i958] £/-¢r¢7p Alfred Groh CAST CHORUS BASIA MIESZKOWSKI JAWORSKI ROSEANNE STANDISH, Chief Justice CELIA, his daughter • MARILYN CARL GEORGE RICHARDS HELEN RALSTON WAYNE WALTERS JANET JONES . SYLVIA CUSICK . JANET CORNELL JEAN PYATT . RAYE LOUISE THOMAS MARIAN LAINES . SAM LOWE CARROLL DAVENPORT . JUDY WARNICK • JEROME LUFT . WILLIAM PETERS ROBERT MORGAN 4#4JIJrrm/##/-flf Ox-/fzz/z7r AUDREY J. BARTLETT WILLIAM CROWDER jBj&jEj&jEjEjEjEjEj&jEjEj&jgjEjEjEjEjEjEjEjEjEjEj&j&jEjEjgjEjEjEjEjEjEjBjEjgjEjEjEj&jEj&jgjEjEjEjgjEjEjgjEjEjEjEjEjgstxse SYNOPSIS As the opera opens, Roseanne is searching the sea, awaiting The return of her lover. Jeff has violated the law of the island, which forbids a man to leave. The punishment is death. Ros®anne knows that he cannot find the freedom he is looking for by running away from his love or from his responsibility under the law, and scans the sea for signs of his boat. But her belief that neither love nor law must bind a man, she says, prevented her from forcing him to stay. Jeff returns. He eludes Justice Standish's men who are guarding the shores. Roseanne and Jeff are reunited, iust as the storm that has followed him is about to break. Jeff tells her that on the sea he realized that in her love he found the strength to free his spirit. It was weakness drove him from her. They go to the Tem- dish of violating a law they knew was bad but to which they had conformed. Their words, "Roseanne is right, the law has been betrayed," prophetically underline Roseanne's, ``The law re- moved, the law retained, Upon your soul the ®vil's stained." Jeff has paid with his life for the freedom for which they had been unwilling to sacrifice their disbelief. Ce]ia` and the chorus comfort Roseanne, as Jeff's lifeless body is borne across the stage, by reminding her Thai he kissed you Dearest Rose Leaving you ln repose. He's your man You must be strong. For he gave Your heart a song. ple of Mercy, nearby, to pray. Celia, secretly in love with him, hoping to save his life, tears from the Book of Justice the law which her father upholds. "Now he can be free," she says, since her act has removed the wicked law from the Book. But a law is bad not because it is on the books but because the evil stain is on the conscience, and Standish stands accused under the moral law of the universe. ``lt is you who are guilty!" Roseanne ac- cuses Standish, after he has sent his men to the Temple of Mercy to kill Jeff. Standish looks for consolation from his daughter, but Celia cannot protect him; from Roseanne, who has shattered his confidence in the law; from the chorus, who find courage within themselves to accuse Stan- jH jE jH & & jH & st jE £ under the leadership of Dr. Eugen® S. Far- Iey, president since 1936, and a devoted Board of Trustees, with Gilbert Mcclintock as chairman, Wi[kes College has realized a substantial growth and has earned a sound reputation that is based upon its efforts to maintain high intellectual and personal standards. Dedicated since its inception to those ideals which have inspired the great institutions of free learning in the united States, Wilkes College has recently opened its $1 million science building as evidence of its belief in I.he spirit of free inquiry. Its plans for the cultural improvement of the community include an arts building, histor- ical center, and theater. MAN AGAINST THE SKY, an original one- act music drama, was written in recognition of the creative voice Wilkes College brings fo Wyoming Valley, which looks to the college with increasing awareness of its vital and im- portant contribution to the life of the community that nourishes its growth. WILKES COLLEGE Wilkes College is a small (in size), co-educational, libe+al arts college in Wilkes-Barre, This perforrranee of Pennsylvania, part of its campus fronting the MAN AGAINST THE SKY Susquehanna River. In 1933 Bucknell University and far-sighted men and women of Wyoming Valley, in order to provide opportunities for higher education in an area where these facilities were lacking, established Bucknell university Junior College. The local college was char- tered as an independent four-year institution and renamed Wilkes College in 1947. COVER PAINTING BY CATHAL O'Toq!E - is the concert version as it was presented for faculty and friends of Wilkes College on December 21, 1957. Members of the cast and chorus are students of Wilkes College. Mrs. Jaworski and Mrs. Ralston are graduates of the college. William Crowder, also a graduate, is teaching at CAR High School, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Alfred Groh and Cathal O'Toole are members of Wilkes College faculty. � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/f7d9665427c2b768f386a076f139f6bf.mp3 0a11ee0db8085aee2715566ca4c5d342 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/2ac62a237a00043a4c50321f929804cb.mp3 af51c9048e64c9c5a660a67b83a14bd9 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Recording of Man Against the Sky, music by William Crowder and Alfred Groh, 1957 December 21 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio recording. Description An account of the resource Man Against the Sky, an original one-act music drama, was written in recognition of the creative voice Wilkes College brings to Wyoming Valley, which looks to the college with increasing awareness of its vital and important contribution to the life of the community that nourishes its growth. This performance of Man Against the Sky is the concert version as it was presented for faculty and friends of Wilkes College on December 21 1957. Members of the cast and chorus are students of Wilkes College. Mrs. Jaworski and Mrs. Ralston are graduates of the college. William Crowder, also a graduate, taught at GAR High School, Wilkes-Barre, PA. Alfred Groh and Cathal O'Toole were members of Wilkes College faculty. Cover painting was done by Cathal O'Toole, Music by William Crowder, Libretto by Alfred Groh. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1957 December 21 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/31d16f47b945be4a6440cebfd35e561d.pdf 8a53aa4b0a3d97905568b95e184dfcae PDF Text Text �di . MH5I[ FHH THE [HHI=TMA= =|=A=DIV I We are not dqily beggars that beg I rom door to door, i:jeat:in::€e3Cr:iesth:Lt*ehepee°8'heristt°gsehtohueird LOBT GOTT IHR CHRrsTE`N ALLZuGLEICH Michael Praetorius (1571-1621) Refr±|in, i:#:,.ju:d:a:eatthie:yrusta!:sthi:::smhj#,tnt::h!:t,:t':e; By Perm.Ission of Mercury Music Corporation of Juda. art not the least among the princes Pro.Ise Him who watches o'er us all h_eaven's highest throne, His Son He gave to save us.all and for =:aoByydu°:u#n#k:tYaeob:rf;Sauent{eehdn!goghfo:berro?ed§S;e#r:e'rn:sr:,nh:;1°aeR%-: fcrb/e go. our sins atone. Praetorius in Copyright ©1936 by Oliver Ditson Co. Used by permission. Soon there c.ame three Kings, led by the 9FBur:O;n#:_:nhges':8Sr:;e[::I,hodee±;:jhae.;I:I:aandkijn°cuer:seey'adnfdar'. The holly and the .Ivy, When they are both full grov,n, TT°hat.i!6Hkgncga'XeBaobnee::thn°owuransodu;:efrrop#.'Se` Of all the trees that are in the wood. The holly bears the crown: death to .raise: SjngNWoe5,;ur joy upon this day of days. The r;Sjntgheofdteheer,Sun And the running of Refrain The BOAR'S HEAD CAROL (1571-1621) The i.,S#,bo%qrr: a blossom, As white as English Carol By Permission of Mercury Music Corporation (Sung English Carol ;;:;S:A;iieA;:#gk°!/::.;s:;'e?'f'::ewh;AS;;;:i;e,.our Thep'ay!;nngg;°nfgt.knet#eer:yho:rr:anlsweet PUER NOBIS NA'SCITUR Michael Refr..`tn` God bless the master of +his house, likewise the mistress too: And all the little children that round the Jrom THE HOLLY AND THE IVY fall". Noel. in the mire. (Sung in German) ife [nllEqE, I]irE[tEd hy Hi[haFd I=hflplinE ThE Mfldriqfll 5inTErs nl' Wilki=s Side VS 2500 (Oueen's College, Oxford, Version) Latin) FEAR NOT, FOR BEHOLD I BRING OOOD TIDINGS Copyright ©1936 by Olive.r Ditson Co. unto us .is Pprn a .€h.ild, born of Mary, h!other mild: Shep.herdhe°afrt3u5t%or%lqs,,ty?_bel.to_ru!eour Used by permisslon. The 'Snh.ge.alcakannngodew:R#':hH!;#:.#rBeaaM%sta:'rhd°e'aYr'. #nagr:s:ndaoner§:§#ao::adrdixsy§:tg2:snt,ju#[aF#hn:r,Son tphaer¥eah?nut'gt#:}rroej:r:o::#yTne::hd:rt*:¥.deTenor soloist - Eugene Kell®her Baritone Soloist -John Hyer boar's head in hand bear Francis I, bedecked And I p*}hy:ua,ysm;nfasr%resmbaeryie„„ cap_g_taqpSr?tdeesttejrsot,nr_e%8~Yetnv.s'.°f=udesDoprin.o. The boar.s head, aGs-I understand, is the F. Hagen (1815-1907) Moravian Motet for Soprano Solo and Chorus And Mc]ry bore sweet Jesus Christ, To be our sweet Sav'iour. Refr8.in. The holly bears a berry, As red as any blood. And Mary bore sweet Jesu.s Christ, To E!o poor sf.nners good. Refrain. Copyright ©1963 by Boosey and Hawkes. Inc. Used by permission. The gonylYtpoe:nr: a Prickle, As sharp as Fe;;I;3:;y;oS:,w;;;r;e;,:;;:;:;§#5:i;a::,;#g:o:€:sro::e#,:; Andc#,:.:¥mba°sre;osyw::ff/:S:So,C„?".SfR°e:rain I`aresi. dish in all the land, Wh:fahndt,hT:t ::dsee#e cWo!#,.c:.. gRagfr:ari: The holly becirs a bark, As bitter as any gall I I.O, HOW A ROsiE `i Michael Praetorius Ill. The Flight ini® Egypt \°vuhr,cit:t:haetrhdfsi#d:aty:ft:br|is:s:.::rdvetdh!:Ss,jnh°n°r°f in. Reginensi afrio.. ([5711-1621) AndMarryedbe°er:S#seeat„J.esuschristForEe RefraLin. To us, the fallen sinners, a Saviour Thehb°o't'|faun,#oejnY!Iwhentheyare R®£r8Iin. A s€v#Pgeuar:Sa saviour, a ioyf ul , ioyf ul Of all the trees that are in tile wood, The holly bears the crovin. R®£r`alin, C°Pyr;ghtus?d93b6ybpyer°+iys%n?jts°nc°. Side 2 :;:}#;i„::Si:b%'.:::ne::g;%;{/'e:s:A,g;:n: Lo, how .a rose upspringing on tender root BEHOLD A HELPLESS, TENDER BABE A_.rose!§So!;do'_°pWEafiesiingr;%.toalHhe Music Jehovah. O blessed seed, ol Mary's womb be ye by Frederick Silver Words by Robert Southwell The rose.'.midst vi!nter:s cold a lonely copyright 8!:51 bbyy pvyl,#Fs=;on? Music ,nc. Info_r.peb:°dssa°yT_fobreeat:]nd9.. This rose-.tBen of my story Isaiah did B.eh:'d 3.,n!ee:P:;i;t:en::: B:be in freezing whop,fr,°8'oalm;rdain'-d in ;|ory, by BIessed #,::Te:cak,nehd:t:;:i,heefio:r`ts!e,.,T:e:n!.:si:#iid#: Saviour of the world. Cflild, whose great ncime is known unto all, /Tnhhe°:ne!pY!gt%oarn5g,;:rgntS!t;:ab:.nwg;,I,fey::,ad!ats;;sa GO TELL. IT ON THE MOUNTAIN ' Christmas Spiritual Th°uT°PoP'fea;#Iha#,fathers,T:o_uS:i.eld Th°uS'aroe:dofa#sSo%FentsandDavid's Arr."!5ng!i:ii.,,wTii`ii:,Tsin Published by C8:,Paewr:::¥eoRhe:Coreation Servicei Soprano Soloist - Barbara Liberasky Used by permission. Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hills i:T:rh;o:#;;§yfhndd_C:Ff#§_#;gf;_et:e;.rdoe;;tgh::ewsor,d,s Bu"or!:todtl;sh|3'uegdr#H#,,hsbseifF,aid?eistsi-',b f!gg!ap.fs every day. And by it;brilliant spiend6r makes darkness True Gopda,Sfruaew%ydn, we pray help us in ;:;.g:o,:i:eo:i.;i;^,;b;,A:T¥::H:a:,:ee:nfd,:,,.::,no, Andguae:deryuss3:r°oWu;way. §t::;c¢:r±:r;§jy:§§;::::]ah:§j:#:::i:¥¥¥::e:#T;jj§:i:i;;a¥:]§ SCENES FROM THE HOLY INFANCY according to Saint Matthew Thomson (1896- #;y;i;i:d:in::§i:i!:|isht:i:tii;!S¥oi;i:::t:it;a:::f;i!e;'r:i:e!;,#:: ) Israel. But when he had heard that Archelaus C°Pyrjghtss[e?d44b?yp¥re:i:sr:yonYuS:CC°rp. Now the birth of The perspn_s _in that poor a+tire His rayal liv'ries viear, The pr.Ince Himself has come from heaven, wA,:hd,h:fh;;yippaj§#:ia:;sy:,:ffd!ftitfhfi6ar;p;mnm;;,,::,ch #d:iri;#n:i::s;deaat:::fit:;!dt::a:i:;!o:i:i::rf::in:3::a#||: I. Joseph and the Angel Christ was in this wise: !Y%h:!h,aLs,btfhfi:::i,i[:i:cfh¥y[#,:th:es[?.o#¥:; led a Nalar.ne. SLEEP, DECK THE arn°Jyt8ohu°S:.hattndcas,h,ehs,ta'|aLr:n9jefs°urst:hfaors°hn€ HALL Welsh Carol copyrjghtus€#6yb5ef#:,:;,ronD.:tsonco. When I.wqs a sinner I prayed both night I asakgdd tdhae::Lord ^t.o h:; p -me ctnd H_e Refrain. when|S9.°a:eadsegkeertieso:gaxibothnjgRh?%:On£ Good Christ.Ian men, rejoice With heart, and soul, and voice: Give ye heed to what we say.. News! News! 'Jesus Christ is born today.. Ox and ass before Him bow, and He is in + the manger now. Christ is born today! Christ is born today!. Good Christian apen, rejoice With heart, and soul, and voice: I asked dtEye:Lord to help :e and He -+a_ug_ht Refrain. Hemmead_te°mperaaYiratchmanuponthFec:tr; v,all: And if I am a Christian, I am the least of all. LITTLE DOVE Chr.Ist was born for this! Christ was born i o, this! Alsation Carol Copyrighljs9!93b6ybpyei|:i¥sejro#?itsonco. stars shine", T,h[uSw;I,PS_egrtcBhaob,eerthTehev:#a;`.ndgrsgamsrestore 7free „s,o§:i:e;o#;::;f;.:c:i:i;{n§#,;,,:n;g%ws#;„#„:,:fro,,,i:;;bfs:.eas, THE Sopranos Jesus. Now ye need not fear the grave. Peace! Peace! Jesus Christ was born to save! Gloria Dolbear. '68 Barbara Liberasky, `67' Elaine Weber. '68 Ca''SY°uev°e#a:#:gca#,!ouall,Toga.InH.Is Christ was born to scive! Christ vvas born A/fos Janis Hughes, '68 Barbara Lewis, '66 to saye! [Fno=tnadb'wej;:W«s°#otLh°errds#e°|Stterh°k'iYnd. COVENTRY CARol. Refrain. S#negedff=s!°oyf°utshea[#itn°d9ea'nhd®r;Gather. Dover, HR_o3speeo°fftgr.ideo%tihgn:¥e.Ca'r3:.ea!J.h::d3p%£ns-i, Sleep and dream svieetly of Paradi_5e. Behah. English Carol Jesus was born in Bethlehem ol #dae:he!rnetchaem8a%Sise°fmT:r?:a:hetheK!ne:istbte: i?::Sa:imtihesajye:#?} %:e*ee }iaJ: steheant isis bs?:: in the east, and are come to worship him. %hevinasHfrro°udb|tehde.Kaj#3:i,dj:::sr:,et#eswejtthhj#.iB' And when he had gathered all the chief Here we come clwassailing among the leaves so green, Here we _come awand'ring, so fair to be seen. Love and joy s_ome to you\ and to you your vassail too, And God bless you and send you a happy new year . Pashinski, '67 Used by permission. Bosses John Ferguson, '68 John Hyer, '65 John Liskey, '65 Lullay, T,!.p,u_.I.i.tile I,.Iny Ch.IId, By, by, Iully, Lullay, T_hg_u I.Ittle tiny Child, By, by, fully, Basil lullay. Th.is _poo_r Youngl.Ing for whom we s.Ing By, by, fully, Iullay? Herod tk5tkhjntgh';sjndha;ys ragl.ng. Charged he Russin, '68 Robert Sokoloski, '67 °S;Sptr%et,%'thh:swdmaayywedoForto COME, GOOD CHRISTIANS ALL French Carol James Eitel, '66 Eugene Kelleher, '66 Edwin Copyright. ©1936 by Oliver Ditson Co. Heav'n's highest WAS`SA'lL SONG Now when 7®nors English Carol °wuatrs#dfa!yaYthdeaynsgaefre'tBruotm.'nthtehew#taenr93{,±d. sleep, lci.Irest Flower, C°Pyr'ghtus?d93b6ybBei|i¥se,ron?jts°nc°. '65 Carole Cronauer, '68 Iul'ay: 11. The Wise Men Janet Ainsworth, '65 Iris Collins, Arlene Mezanko, .67 Jane Morris, '65 Carol Sutton, '67 FE%![at#eaynet#y°#|.aydesaranfdas|Saesssts; First voice - Robert Sokoloski, baritone Second voice -John Hyer, baritone SINOERS G°°dcgrnj5t;saonu,Teannldrev#:Gee;Wjthheart. pT#onk,:,!h;e;Senehoaf:!ocon;e:,t!:hgfj!gip'Rp#a;s:,c:aor':.I SSF#xktfi;h#e!#opg#jsS#rues.' Refr.c\.in. N°Wjyeesuhse8rhr:!te3g!esbsoR#S=rJt°hyf.:)JOY.' "Sleep, little P_ove of mine, sleep while the !!i;ii:::l#iiie:ri#i:s3iFf::;gi;tit;;i:sii::;iy¥i!ik::fy,::§i;i;;iii Copyright ©1936 by Oliver Ditson Co. Used by permission. Gote„a#donevt£:Ywmhoeurne!ain,Thatjesuschrist is a,born! Heh#ahn°tspebfetshs=dheeavYe'rnHorde:°r'And S:n;dasr:h:ehk:e::h:ayetth::ndpmr:g:hhi::sP:nHfe:'sfif#,£b:Wa{!a:,i First voice - Robert Sokoloski, baritone Second voice -John Hye.rf baritone (harmonized by Sir John Stainer) ThisJ#cepp!h:rsi;;amstppa:tfnec¥:dtiourHhiscrib The#oaos£_Senar.£jspharhctes[p°,/atH{,S.:Omp.i.he Virgil CO'OD CHRISTIAN MEN, R'EJO:CE English Carol *** Cordon J. Roberts. accompanist C°Pyr!gh`Lsgd93b6yb¥er°ji:se.ron?!ts°nc°. H.'smencoht;,3:`e9nhty#unhftoow:last:htA]/ Come, good__Christians all, and join our caroling' Then _wo_e is me, poor Child, for Thee, Lift up your voice, g.Ive thanks to God ana And ever morn and dciy sing! Sing we Nb.€l to hail our newlborn King. No.61. For Thy .part.(r!g npr say nor s.Ing By, by, fully, lullay. Harpsichord made by Robert Goble, Headington, Oxford, England Recorded in the First Presbyterian Church of Wilkes-Bclrre, Jan. 31,1965 ::```. : � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/fa0b35bde8df77a1d7c9a0a27a8129d9.mp3 540cdc3f5cea25e0410d0f83afaea2a6 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/295ba564b2498dbcf0a5dbb68100ef8d.mp3 4921479bc39e813a97c8a7d1f2e45b26 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music for the Christmas Season: The Madrigal Singers of Wilkes College, under the direction of Richard Chapline, 1965 January 31 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Madrigal Singers; Wilkes College Music Department. Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio recording Description An account of the resource Recorded in the First Presbyterian Church of Wilkes-Barre, January 31, 1965. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1965 January 31 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/76f21662f89b03d60d266cf937368b3a.pdf a144dd080420af79a448069bcd29423d PDF Text Text �-----_:---------------====-ap-----._----=i-------------==-----.-I--.-- enoRus pERsOENEL SOPRANOS Molly Anderson ELount Aloysius Junior C;ollege Janet Bailey tJest Chester State College Shippensharg State College Les].ie Bantle.y Fhailie Bar:dan `Toy Bilge..i+ Joan Boarrfuan Christine Bouman Helen Boyko Barbra Brogan Pat Brophy Connie Burkhart Garole Christoff Mount Ali}ysiu§ Junior College SlippEry Roc!k State College Kutz:towll State College Shippens,burg State College Loc.k Haven State College Diane Cooke Linda Cressman Mount Aloysius Junior College Bloiimsburg State College Motmt Aloysius Junior College Mount Aloysius Junior College M\|unt. 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Millersville State College � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/0568109181b4055fe68b44e761501cd1.mp3 9f0267db5ad93ca5736be532229852eb https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/2922beacf87cf0b5d9476e47fcb6f560.mp3 31bbfbce56a34442355bade3a519b69b Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Festival, under direction of Robert P. Fountain, 1968 April 20 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Pennysylvania Choral Festival Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Description An account of the resource Orchestral Accompaniment with Johnstown Symphony Orchestra. The Festival took place in the Penn Cambria High School Auditorium, in Cresson, Pennsylvania. Mount Aloysius Junior College with Sister Carmela Marie R.S.M. was the host. 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Springer Catawissa, Catawissa, Ralph Wolfgang Coughlin, Winces-Barre, Clyde Owens Danviue, Danville, Ken Warmkessel Easton, Easton, Harry Drendall Edwardsvjlle, Edwardsville, Anthony F. Kane East Penn Union, Emmaus, Errol K. Peters Exeter, Reiffton, Reading, John E. Kamm, Jr. Fountain Hill, Bethlehem, Richard H. Hinkle G.A.R. Memorial, Wilkes-Barre, RIchard Ayre Governor Mifflin, Shillington, Nicholas G. Geracimos Hamburg, Hamburg, Robert Rhein Liberty, Bethlehem, Joseph Ricapito Mahanoy Area, Mahanoy City, Wihiam Mitohell Mahanoy, Hemdon, Laury Brokenshire Marian Catholic, Coaldale, Sister Ildephonse Mary Meyers, Wilkes-Barre, Joseph Sable Montrose, Montrose, Samuel Poet Mountain View, Kingsley, Hendrick Marr Mount Penn, Reading, William Levan Northeast Junior, Bethlehem, Raymond Huston Northwest Junior, Reading, Kenneth R. Fidler Oley Valley, Oley, James WeHs Palmerton, Palmerton, John Reichard Pen Argyl, Pen Argyl, Richard Cruver Perm-Bernville, Bemville, Russell L. 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Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource All-State Orchestra Festival, presented by Wilkes College Department of Music, and the Pennsylvania Music Educators Association, 1961 February 11 Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Description An account of the resource with Richard J. Stocker as guest conductor, William Gasbarro as the Host. Located at Irem Temple, Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes Department of Music. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1961 February 11 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/1a77242a5f18f45c6eeaf64af2137e83.pdf 1247a76ea903551e0cef14d81523d1fd PDF Text Text 'LP !33? L---- OVERTURE `'Lt {i`i\`.CACCIA Gian Carlo Menotti, arr. Lang * LINCOLNSHIRE POSY .............. Percy Grainger Dublin Bay (Sailor's Song) Horkstow Grange (narrating local history) The Brisk Young Sailor (returned to wed his true love) Lord Melbourne (War Song) TRAUERSINFONIE ................. Richard Wagner GRIDIRON CLUB MARCH ........ John Philip Sousa 21st ANNUAL PENNSYLVANIA i:i::~\- IITTE'RCOLLEalATE BAND Eel _ Lad KEITH WILsoN, Guest Condu.ctor JT:=== SQTm:=rE, ares:U=oa]u:fst: JAMES STEFF¥, io=s-t-uDL=r°eJc°t:oS: a rgFT- I-F==;;h;;I cinx,de W!LKES COLLEGE Music DEPARTMENT L!BRAR¥ SIDE 2 LP I 3 8 Ci i fyve mataJ~ beA+ha t MINIATURE SET FOR BAND ........ Donald White Prelude Monologue Interlude Dialogue Postlude !iallE* Recorded At The Concert in The Chapel Auditorium Of Susquehanna University By FRANK TAYLOR SOUND SERVICE Harrisburg, Pa. LITURGICAL MUSIC FOR BAND. . .Martin Mailman Introit Kyrie Gloria Alleluia MARCH FOR THE SULTAN ABDUL MEDJID Gioacchino Rossini ed. Townsend �_ I- __ -__-__ ` PERSONNEL (names listed alphabetically) Piccolo Patti Runk Bass Clarinet Carnegie-Mellom Daniel Coble Jay Her+zog James Kain John Labor Flute I Marvin Border Lehigh Thomas Gallup Elizabethtown Mansfield Caro[yn Hardy West Chester JocLnne Fehr Alto Saxophone I William Smith University of Pa. Thomas Vallc[r Westminster Jonathan Strumpf Nan Weller George Wolfe Flufe 1[ Clarion DonncL BlcLir Clarion Faith Christiansen, Lycoming Karl Krelove Doris Frey Kutztown Alex Sidorwicz Gladys Gette Gettysburg Lois Myers Westminster James Watson Villanoyci Candy Wilchinski Moravian West Chester Kay Wunderly Mansfield French Horn IV George Goshert, Jr James stine Alto Saxophone 11 James Fitt Carl Merz Temple University of pa. Donald Bo:il Robert Luckey Indiana Lloyd Ross Drexel David Rupp Baritone Saxophone Carnegie-Mellon Robert cooke Gettysburg York Jr. College Mansfleld Wilkes Penn State Dale Jacobsen Susquehanna Bucknell Mark schrello Carnegie-Mellon Bass Trombone Cornet I David stahl Thomas Bannister Michael Price West Chester Susquehanna Mansfield Victoria Fay Janet Fetter Oboe [[ Judith Fetter West Chester Susquehanna Davis Giersch Howard Kligerman English Horn Gory Powell Thomas Heinze Jay Ruch Tuba Bassoon [1 E!!en Atkinson Indiana Susquehanna E-flat Clarinet Susquehanna Gettysburg Lock Haven Arthur Montgomery Fred Otto . California James Weaver Edinboro Trumpet 11 Joanne Cestone Jeff Cooper Lebanon Valley Steven Fairchild Bloomsburg Lycoming Mansfield University o'`£ Pc„ Alto Clarinet Dean Gardner Temple Mansfield Percussion Mark Denekas Carneg:e Mellon Charles Cahn Linda Megantz University of pa. 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Penn State John Vanderhoff Barry Weber Staniey West Barbara Zeigler Buckne]l Ronald Garman. William Arnold Patricia Chovanes Jon Hebhardt David Hughes Raymond Kasparek Gregory Kopia Ursinus Jonathan Tripp Clarinet I Temple MelindQ Beckstine Indiana Martha sheaffer Penn State Susquehanna Susnn Wi[[ Darryl Engler Lehigh Robert MCKnight Bloomsburg Virginia Lesevich French Horn 1]] David Keller Grove City Penn State Lebanon Valley Indiana French Judith Steinbacher Lycoming Thomas Appert Dennis Temlin Moravian ^.elodye Horn West chester Homer Penn State Penn State Melvin Hoover 11 Michael Kummer Lyc,oming CarnegieiMellon Jeffrey Thomas Mjllersvil!e A PARTICIPATING AIlegheny College, Meadville ...... Bloomsburg State College, B[oomsburg Bucknell University, Lewisburg ...... California State College, California. . Carnegie-Mellon University, Pittsburgh Clarion State College, Clarion ..... COLLEGES . .Paul Mccandless . . .Stephen Wallace ....... AIlen Lycoming University, Bethlehem Williamsport .......... Glen Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg Slippery Rock State College, Slippery Rock E. Morgan James W. Dun!op Miles Cowdrey . Blase Scarnati Susquehanna University, Selinsgrove ..., ..... James Steffy Swarthmore College, Swarthmore ...... ..... Robert Holm Temple University, Philadelphia ........ ...... Keith Brown University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. Dennis Rittenhouse Ursinus Villanova College, Collegeville University, Villanova ......... ...... Frank Davis ........ .Thomas Middletoh West Chester State College, West Chester ...... Paul Carson Westminister College, New Wi!mington . . ..... Lewis Songer Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre ......... .William Gasbarro Elkus ....... Clifford Smith College, Millersville State College, Millersvi!le . . . Paul Fisher Moravian College, Bethlehem ..... Donald Spieth Pennsylvania State University, University Park Flock ..... Victor Sporny .............. Jonathan Lock Haven State College, Lock Haven * DIRECTORS Mansfield State College, Mansfield ..... Bertram W. Francis . . .Richard Strange Stanley F. Michalski Drexel Institute, Philadelphia ....... ... Clyde Shive, Jr. E. Stroudsburg State College, E. Stroudsburg . . Homer Barthold Edinboro State College, Edinboro ....... Donald L. Panhorst E[izabethtown College, E[izabethtown ..... Francis Marciniak Frcmklin and Marshall College, Lancaster .... John Peifer, Jr. Gettysburg College, Gettysburg ............ Donald Beckie Grove City College, Grove City ............. Edgar a. Cole Indiana University of Pa., Indiana ........... Daniel Dicicco Kutztown State College, Kutztown ............ James Wells Lebanon Valley College, Annville ....` ..... James Thurmonc] Lehigh AND a®1 York Junior College, York ............ . .Arlington Kahley _ tit `pri � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/ac701917371611bf3514f3fbb116114a.mp3 28653908c4eb6c6c513b09706e738e22 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/0604b7434b764ecadb6bf65a920ec435.mp3 93d31f570d7351062b2b94d9311a1052 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Audio Recording of the 21st Annual Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band Festival, Held at The Chapel Auditorium at Susquehanna University in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, 1968 February 4 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Intercollegiate Band Festival Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Description An account of the resource 21st Annual Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Band Festival Concert with Keith Wilson as Guest Conductor, James Stoltie at Guest Soloist, and James Steffy as Host Director. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1968 February 4 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/a8125c9b970c75350e7ca99e4b5557cf.pdf c99a7b7891a03c475cb2a2911dc2f0cc PDF Text Text �VS-800 HI-FIDELITY Wi!heA C¢IIe#e tsepartment ¢if tlluAic PreAent& a a . THmMAE HHVRIKTT#9 I]EflHisl SIDE THOMAS HR¥NKIW, brilliant young pianist, was graduated from Wilkes College in June, 1963. He is a student of Ann Liva, of the Wilkes College Music faculty. On full scholarship, this talented young musician has participated in many outstand~ ing concerts. During the 1962~63 season he appeared in com Cert, among others, with the Niagara Falls Philhar~ monic, perfoiming the Cesar Franck Symphonic Variations, and the Mendelssohn Cap".ccz.o Brz./~ f!.anfe op. 22, with Ferdinand Liva conducting. In Tune he pe££oT"ed GeTshw±n's Rhapsody in Blue with the Binghamton Philharmonic, Fritz Wallen~ berg conducting. Climaxing four years of intensive musical training at Wilkes College he then performed the Tschaikovsky P{.ario Coricerfo I.ri Bb m!.nor with the Sc~ranton Philharmonic Orchestra, under the baton of Leopold Stokowski. Previously, he appeared with the Wilkes~Barre Philharmonic Orchestra; Day~ ton Symphony; Erie Philharmonic; Northeastern Ballet Festival Symphony, and Young Musicians Symphonette, of which he is assistant conductor. Mr. Hrynkiw made his debut as a conductor with the Symphonette in April,1963, when he conducted the Schubert Sgmphong #8 I.n Bb m!.nor. He also plays violin and viola, and is a member of the Wilkes~ Barre Philharmonic, and the Young Musicians' Sym~ phonette. During his four years at Wilkes he was very active in musical events, participating in the Mixed Chorus, Male Chorus, Woodwind Ensemble; serving as accompanist on recital programs, and as soloist, performing a full program on the College Assem~ bly Series. In the 1962~63 Collegiate Division of the National Music Teachers Competition he won the District, State and Eastern Divisional Competition. In Wilkes~Barre he was soloist and accompam ist for the Apollo Club, the Concordia Singing SocietyS and the Wilkes~Barre Ballet Guild, of which he was also musical director. He has appeared as accompanist with leading ballet companies in the East, with many performances in New York City and Philadelphia. He has been accepted into the master class of Robert Goldsand at the Manhattan School of Music in New York City, where he will be on scholarship. He is accompanist for the Schola Cantorum directed by Hugh Ross. 1 BACH ~ Toccata E min. 1. Moderato AIlegro moderato Adagio Allegro BEETHOvEN~S°na{tfuo°opnit37hi)N°.2 2. Adagio sostenuto 3. Allegretto 4® Presto agitato 000 SIDE 2 1. BRAHMS Two Intermezzi, Op.118, No.1~2 2. CHOPIN Etude, Op.10, No.12 3. CHOPIN BaLllede G min„ Op. 23, No.1 4. RAVEL Oridine 5. SCRIABIN Etude D# min® 000 This record is composed ot selections taken from pettorm~ ances given bg Mt. Htgnkiw during his senior gear at Wilkes College. 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Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Thomas Hrynkiw, pianist, senior performance at Wilkes College, 1962-1963 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Thomas Hrynkiw Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Description An account of the resource Audio recording of performances made by Thomas Hrynkiw during his 1962-1963 concert season at Wilkes College, featuring performances such as the Cesar Franck Symphonic Variations, the Mendelssohn <em>Capriccio Brilliante op.22</em>, with Ferdinand Liva conducting. He was a student of Ann Liva, of the Wilkes College Music Faculty, on full scholarship. <br /><br />In Wilkes-Barre he was soloist and accompanist for the Apollo Club, the Concordia Singing Society, and the Wilkes-Barre Ballet Guild of which he was also musical director. He has appeared as accompanist with leading ballet companies in the East, with many performances in New York City and Philadelphia. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1962-1963 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/4f59aacdfd77f857f3e04c680443abe0.pdf abe2ba65db9b1644031ac423a5b1404b PDF Text Text �"Brofhers Sz.r}g Ori" has been the Collegians' WI`LKES COLLEGE WILKES CoLLEGE had its beginnings in 1933 Fi;;i:;:e:::in#¥i¥g:i!:¥?¥F:;e:;e;i;:Jiici¥::.¥E:tlFfh:::iI:::;::e# gtiFruilt::;nfsi:lit:;I::::Ti:I,tt:o::t#:::?;ourcn.:it,I.::n:;.au:: be non~sect'arian, for its purpose was to serve all students equally and-its supporters wi'shed the Col~ I:g :h:° c'];niemg::i:y: ts[:I fw¥:thb:ii:vce°dnstthr:tcttfr:see ffe°nrj§ .,. could be served best by an independent college that was in`te'rdenominational in its influence and non~denomina'tional in its control. The original concept of community services has been strengthened with the passing of the ¥ieeaarrsi;a3:m¥itstragt:°dYtfhna9„ehxep::iednecnet.s,t'ien€Soiibeegee: and lthe community all bene'fit frcm cooiperative effort. Thi's cooperative relationship, wi'th its em~ pha'sis on trained intelligence land extended plan~ nfng'Bt::Lrsees:]£t:£eiF,±£t::°r%::aati¥efaai€i£,°fnr.iendshave mul'tiplied:,`their support during the past decades ii;ertFnef`,.:f!s::=o'iios:::::ie::;g:ate:r:::!n£::i:tn:da:tvii: ment has kept pace wi`th t'he expansion of the Members ot the W.Ilkes Collegians opening number for many years. Iit is perhaps the first song a freshman sings when he enters the chorus and the lasit when he leaves as a graduate. "Komm Siisser rocJ" by I. S. B.ach, is one of FIRST TENORS EEPEa£:i]i:ski his better known chorals. It was originally written for soprano, alto, tenor, and bass, and was sung as a hymn. One find`s it a truly expressive number for male voices. " comes from :£fn:h%£:sfdr:Ciso£°snt.reYgftthhe:esfeon££obr£±jt¥fct?h:eFaacpuri:;: united in the'ir faith tha't the intellectual and spirit~ ual resources of the 'student are vigorous where the cre'ative mind is free. ~ ttom the: Wtlkes College Bulletin + sigm`#RoS#e:#' £Ia¥::Sfrop€:ent7a "The Student Prince." The words and music combine to express the feeling of the studen'ts a's they march from the :I,?is,sur::a,i.;,oarihecat[a.Yerpn,;[:T:¥d:LTi:e;o.I,:hnejrai:I; Roa¥shc®Envwa:¥ f:g:,iige:s'!'::::t??o;'fre!r::caR`fi„tfg#:::i,i!hyerpE.:;ypair:: Charlie Love gataileg:oT;h:§t:g#¥S:#::e¥e::::g£Ssonjfroefc¥h¥g!i: legians. This function is the development and perpetu'ation of good will to both community and college `through the presentation of fine music. I:o:::P;:¥t:o:n:eort folk song, was written by Henry Work in 1867. The Collegians {arrangement adds 'the chimes and the wood-block to give it added zest. Dave Jones, a four year member, i's 'the soloist. "ro a w{.ne JH9" is a contemporary setting college. With the succeeding directors (Samuel Lowe, 1955~1957; Robert Lynch, 1957~1958; William Peters, 1958~1960; Robert Bike, 1960~1962), the a,a, - PYo8rum "E W'ILKES CO[LEGIANS •RE DICK PROBE'RT, DI'RECTOR SIDE On Side 2, the Collegians have decided to present various folk songs of different origin and style. I I. BROTHERS SING ON -Edvard Grieg I "I?dss!.an Pz.crzz.c," a Russian folk song, tells 2. KOMM SUSSER TOD -J. S. Bach the story of `the fun the people have as they dance on the banks of the "Mother Volga." Gene Kelle~ 3. THE STUDENTS' MARCH SONG FROM "THE STUDENT PRINCE" - Sigmund Romberg her, a math major, is the 'tenoir soloi'st. 4. ROLLING DOWN TO RIO -Edward German "Johri Pee/" takes us to the English country/ side where fox hunt'ing seems to be' the favorite 5. GRANDFATHER'S CLOCK -Henry Work Dave Jones -Soloist |%asstig,e.foTni'tif,ee,|¥ohs:whu,n.ij:gps:o:i,gs,p:`sJsoi2::£ea'; 6. TO A WINE JUG -Arthur Beniamin means that hi's hunting horn is silent forevermore. "DouJri Amor}g fhe Deac! Meri," an English 7. RIGOLETTO QUARTET - FROM "RIGOLETTO" -G. Verdi g££unstfnTghiss°g8n:S£:g£Cfiarts:dp'i:ntteh:£yi73iGa°nddBwa:; 8. WIDMUNG - Robert Franz Collegian Quartet Collegian Quartet SIDE i:n:bo:u;:a:t:s;s:elq:ufet:Eeendg,t::E|nt:h,ig?o::ny:og,fo ii::B:;;`:ksui?i a Halls." f and VS- I I 00 2 I. RUSSIAN PICNIC -Russian Folksong Gene Kelleher, Soloist " an American folk song, repre`;Ei':sfiz.:ane:::efo|kelementfoundinAmerican The sea shanty grew out of the need for sailors to I,ave a rhythm thaJt kep`t them together as they throughout Pennsylvania TfeEn: ¥::r]£o:n+¥ Farcaknsfnc3::ke:t¥:fi::%#:#::§; God for giving him a voice thatt sings. PhyetEeo]fyo#:g];anEo¥Ts£:nL£:svftfi;i::lets:%ear]££::Fn£:: of tours i: ::Ln°tg.y+i:dsoit§e]:x;r:]s]sefs°rth¥a::ngve°r!:ethaar:a:g:: is tenor soloist. neighboring states. This record album represents a milestone in the history of the Collegians, and is dedicated to the ideal that all men love to sing. 65 Doug Haughwou't - PercHss[.on to 'a humorous "`take~off " of the famous op`eratic quartet. W{.dmttng" (Dedication) was written by Roibert Franz as a barit,one solo. The beautiful i::n'::i.::nsn?s:ci:::.yfe:ho:c::i,::::::gEd:::f;ayc:t::anis?a:i;,:13r:: number 66 66 Dick Probert - 64 - D{.recfor Richard Chapline ~ FacH/fgr° Adt„.sor of an anonymous Greek poem that describes the effects wine has on the human mind. With its cross accents, tonal clashes, and lively 'tempo, this work `is a delight to sing and hear. "R{.goJeffo Qttarfef" by G. Verdi comes from songs. Ed Pashinski, the Freshman class president, Since their present conductor, Richard Pro~ bert, assumed directorship in 1962, the Collegians have exltended their reputation by their increased g7 Pete Mischak Bill Webb * Members ot the Collegian Quartet popular in the bee`r h'alls of England that flourished during that period. The Cole Hole wh'ich is still i::effa§i°e¥:i:ijiirf:t:iii§:ri::::r§;i¥?te;tt:fi::;tv:se::£d:Ei:P:i;§1:ifs:::tL;Bj E:|sessag|r|ehnamer BASSES i fhsea%£rae]:ttomr:;:pv%ta]wr]:[papintEero%od]::,gis:%eTonpdee5 695: Treasutet 665: Cures it in his mind and presents his dream of someday going there. "Grandtathet.'s Clock" a_±ten thg±gbt o£ .a_S_3a ll.Istory of the Colleg.Ions student enterprise. Founded in 1951 by William Crowder, Frank Jones, Jacob Kovalchek, and Michael Batterson JjoE|n3£re::i,eski Vice~Ptesidend Gene Kelleher* . 65 a,0¢ w¥]£z::£o€,:.]]e%£=:ggfs,tteng:tns¥ant££:sgfeo:#]etE: Harry Morgan 67, Sectctarg SECOND TENORS ;:awcahredrsthgejrfgrfrfaesdse::,S, when they sing : "A# good 0,0, phery;:¥Etsh:°dLeLVEeq:ph£3nptr°oYfds::daenTtn££qourem:tdm::: §anihsou:ZE° Ed Bodzio 67 Ron cajkowski 67 Frank Cognet'ti 64, President Doug Haughwout 64 John Hyer* 65 i::fag,:u:,.:,geesraa:gi,gLoe'e::,:;s`th::sebbeeeennacrf::g:g ;;r;t:i;:e::i:gtu¥tiue8;L¥::;h:€:i;;t:a%ecaiit:S:es::::s:e:face%a°;aF:st:::i 89 BARITONES . "Sheriar]doah" is tan American sea shanty. hois`ted the sails. Sea tshan'tys usually express the sailors' longing to see land and return home. "B/OUJ fhe Man DouJn" is known as a hal- Yard shanty which simply means .`rope" shanty. The halyard has ari association with the rope that hoists the mainsail. CuSTOM MADE BY VITASONLC RECORDS, INC.. SCRANTON, PA. 2. JOHN PEEL - English Hunting Song 3. DOWN AMONG THE DEAD MEN - English Drinking Song 4. LI'L LIZA JANE -American Folk Song Ed Pashinski, Soloist 5. SHENANDOAH - Sea Shanty John Hyer, Soloist 6. BLOW THE MAN DOWN - Halyard Shanty The tapes used to produce this `recotd were tutnished bg the Wilkes Collegians and were record+ ed in the Kingston Presbgterian Ch,tirch bg Johrr., C. Probert, |r. -. � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/5579fc5839b15491463f0913917a49f0.mp3 f69bed9bed0fab2f1f371997802a8f15 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/f1717004f953f9deb645a766699612e7.mp3 3770fbe906534e15aabe61b17657c4e2 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Wilkes Collegians under Director Dick Probert, 1964 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1964 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/7b1e468b3e2e16ffc2f71ab334437ba6.pdf 85e97585789a649aaf61b41f575a9014 PDF Text Text c\ E= �EC 4784 PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGIATE CHORAL ASSOCIATION Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Festival Gregg Smith, conductor Carver Auditorium, Bloomsburg State College Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania SUNDAY, APRIL 2, 1967 ALTO I SOPRANO I TENOR 11 Marian Ahem ________. Mt. Aloysius Joy Bilger _____._____________. Slippery Rock Le.slie Bantley ._______.. Shippensburg Sandra Davidson ______.. ______ Mansfield Barbara Booth _._.__.. .____ Calif ornia Jane Driscoll _______________ Christine Bouman .. __________ Drexel Debby Depalma ___.__ .___ Seton Hill __________. _____ Kutztowri Beaver William Kachmarik ____ California Elizabeth Fling .________I. .__________ Beaver Joseph Lewis ________. West Chester Elizabethtown Terry MCKonly ____. __. Millersville ._ Misericordia David Malcomson _. Slippery Rock Marie Lastowka _______._ Holy Family Taines __________ Dorothea Guenther ._______ .... Carol Hirchert ___._. _. Sue Huber ______________. Mary Sue Hyatt .___ .____ Kutztown ____ Seton Hill Martha Mccracken ___. Rose Marie Marochko Sally Kaufman ______. Elizabethtown Mary Lou Thornton . Linda Millersvill€ Misericordia __ Penn State Judy Saul _ Claire Troop Barbara Mancuso .__ Karen Marion ____.__ Marie Regina Paulis ________. Mt. Aloysius Mt. Aloysius Marilyn Pritchard Dorothy Rademaker __. Penn State Dona Salamida _____.. ._ Misericoirdia Concetta Mirasola _. _____ Diana Schramling _____ Mary Senita I.__...____. ._. Seton Hall Carla Watts _____._____. Slippery Rock Mary Weis Mansfield Mansfield SOPRANO 11 Carol Andruss ___ Rosalie Battaglia Barbara Bodnar Hess Sandy Kutztown MCAbee __________ Shippensburg Jane Cigolini _____. ____ Seton Hlli Carol Cristoff ___ Mt. Aloysius Leanne Hench __. Mt. Aloysius West Chester . Lock Haven Lock Haven Kutztowll Trudy Blackwood _____..__.. Joyce Brommer __. East Stroudsburg California Ginny Cullen _______ ________. Penn State Margaret Dunmire __.__.____ Penn State Diane Elliot _____..__ .______. Misericordia Bernice Fre.eman . ______._____ Calif ornia Ellen Heckmer ____. _______. Misericordia. Dorothy Kpojime ------ Holy Family Jayne Niskey ~_..__._. ________. .__ Penn State Kathy Snyder _.___ ____ Calif ornia Patricia Whitlock _. Sarah Bullen ___. Holy F`amily ._ Lock Haven ALTO 11 Kathy Ruehmling . West Chester Carol Williams _____ Millersville ------ Holy Family .____ Shippensburg .__.. Slippery Rock Drexel TENOR I Charles Aber _________ Slippery Rock Lawrence Alderf er ._._.. Mansfield David Corson .______. Becky Jones ______ ----- __ Lock Haven Linda Koch ______. East Stroudsburg Mary Sabol ______ ------- Miserico,rdia Thomas James ------------ Mansfield Ralph Miller ._ W`est Chester .. Bloomsburg _. Bloomsburg _. Bloomsburg .. Bloomsburg Norman Race Curtis Roberts William Yantz Temple Wilkes Lock Haven Judith Hinkle . Natalie Seng ____. --_-_____ Beaver Keeler _______________ ___. Seton Hill ______i___ Jack Mary Kettrick ._________.. West Chester Betty Erickson _______. Kime Millersville Elizabethtown __________ Feddern Linda Elsasser ____.._. Millersville .__ ___________ Irene Beaver Mt. Aloysius Donald Bollinger . Richard Srhman __ James Fargus Donald Helwig Scott Matzko Minar ____... _________ William Witt ------- Drexel Shippensburg .____ California BASS I Dale Bieber John Custis James Frieman John Furry Dennis Gillman David Hellman Edward Liskey Beaver College, Glenside Bloomsburg Stat`e College, Bloomsburg California State College, California .I., Gary Baily PARTICIPATING COLLEGES Shippensburg Elizabethtown Temple Temple Millersville ._____ Lock Haven .___. Shippensburg Drexel Institute o£ Technology, Philadelphia East Stroudsburg State College, East Stroudsburg Elizabethtown College, Elizabethtoiwn Holy Family, Philadelphia Kutztown State College, Kutztown Lock Haven State Colle'ge, Lock Haven ________.___--- Wilkes Neil Mengel ____. East Stroudsburg Mansfield State College, Mansfield Daniel Partin _. ____. Shippensburg Millersville State College, Millersville Wesley Swartz David Tanner Danny Tuck Drexel California Temple David Ehrig ._____. Gregory Gumm . Joseph Hartley . Seton Hill College, Greensburg ---------- Temple Slippery Rock Temple University, Philadelphia _. Bloomsburg Bloomsburg Shippensburg State College, Shippensburg . Kutztown East Stroudsburg Robert Hess _____. .___.._. Millersville ._._. Elizabethtown Richard Lampert _._..___...____ Drexel Daniel Lingle .__.. ..._.____. Millersville Jim Martin -------William Pease __ __. Elizabethtown Basil Russin Misericordia College, Dallas Pennsylvania State University, University Park BASS 11 Frank Abrahams Jeffrey Carr Scott Clarke Tom Curtis Mount Aloysius Junior College, Cresson ______.____. Mansfield Wilkes John Stralkowski ___.________ West Chester audio recording Slippery Rock State Colle'ge, Slippery Rock West Chaster State College, West Chester Wilkes College., Wilkes-Barre � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/65c9335785071e05f2fe6dc670e6362a.mp3 eee05abce76fdfe7cccf0e8b49ef4b86 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/c30ff3bbb0c2c8793f86408d8478257e.mp3 a9c3a11a2368d3f4f7f18d4b72dffa3d Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Choral Association Festival Concert, 1967 April 2 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource The Pennsylvania Intercollegiate Choral Association Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1967 April 2 Description An account of the resource The Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Association presents the Pennsylvania Collegiate Choral Festival, with conductor Gregg Smith, held at Carver Auditorium at Bloomsburg State College in Bloomsburg Pennsylvania, April 2, 1967. https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/49fdb719e200cafd2b53b7ec0bbb5f69.pdf b6b73e00462c2e55e686280f937427ef PDF Text Text !!:` fithl,I€ rmA€ A rl I I+I;ffi€ fTfirtrffiftffi with the maoRlcaL slnG€RS REiREgFEEB REV ffi§ffiRErfuELffiB 8REffipeEL§RERE ffieeg©grdieedi ®# iae #ifeae #igr£# %ffi#i!ife®SaeRE@ifffae EL¥ grff©ffiife#©griffima ELingimagBfff®ma €ifeasgr€ife gi©W©§§ �+ I.-if i chRistmas -I,`Bonnie Jenkins, '63 Sallie Price, '61 Mary Jean Sakoski, '61 Sharon Key, '64 Nancy Thomas, '62 Beverly Major, '61 TENORS Robert Eike, '62 BASSES David Jones, '64 ELa:Ire:n€mN]::a,:tis, ,_62 Merritt Wheeler, '63 Donald Jones, '62 Richard Probert, '64 Edward Yadzinski, '62 ,iferm Gregorian Hymn Rejoice! Christ is born today of the Virgin Mary. *** SIR pe CHRISTYMAS Medieval Carol -15th Century 8+ pERMrssloN oF Galaxiy Music Corporation Nowell! Who is there that singeth so: Nowell? I am here, Sir Christymas. Welcome, my Lord, Sir Christymas! Welcome to us all both more and less! Come near, Nowell. Dieu vous garde, beau sire, tidings I you bring: A maid hath born a child full young, The which causeth you for to sing: Nowell! Christ is now born of a pure maid; *** Old Czecho~SloL:akian Carol 1'11 go to Bethlehem, 1'11 see Child Jesus there. Safe in my house I have a little quail, I have a pretty little cuckoo there These I will give to Him. My cuckoo there willl sing, Child Jesus she \\.ill please. By his head she will be sitting„ singing .there, Singing her delightful c`uckoo, c`uc`koo song. "Cuc-cuckoo!" Hail to Thee, little Child Jesu! My quai`l will please Him too, This dearest little Child. She'll be flying there around His head, "Pyet penyez" my quail will say to Him. "Pyet penyez!" 0 that I were in Heav'n today. Refrain *** A SPOTLESS ROSE Music 8¥ Herbc>rt How`c'lls Words of XIV Cent. origin 8¥ PERMISSION 0F Galaxy Music Corporation lN THE MANGER HE LIES (W ZLOBIE LEZY) 0 MAGNUM MYSTERIUM An,cient Polish Carol T. i. dci Vjftori.cl (1540-1611) AI`R. 8¥ George Aitken, IRA.NSL. B¥_Edith Reed ED. BY I. F. WILLIAMSON 8¥ PERMlssloN 0F Galaxy Music Corporation Infant Holy, Infant lowly, For His bed a cattle stall; Oxen lowing, Little knowing Christ the Babe is Lord of All. Swift are winging, Angels singing, Nowels ringing, Tidings bringing Christ the Babe is Lord of All. Flocks were sleeping, Shepherds keeping Vigil till the morning new; Saw the glory, Heard the story, Tidings of a Gospel true. Thus rejoicing, Free from sorrow, Praises voicing, Greet the morrow, Christ the Babe was born for you! T3¥ pERMISsloN OF G. Schirmer, Inc. SUNG IN LATIN 0 grea't mystery and wonderful secret: that animals should see the newborn Lord, lying in a manger. 0 blessed Virgin, whose womb Alleluja! *** A GALLERY CAROL BASED ON woRDs AND TUNE IN THE "Oxford Book of Carols" A:RR. 8¥ Marlou)e Johnson 8¥ p'ERMISsloN oF Sacred Design Associates, Inc. *** Proclaiming the birthday of Jesus our King, Who brought us salvation, His praises we sing! A very bright star in the sky did appear Which led the Wisemen from east to draw near. They found the Messiah, sweet Jesus our King, Who brought us` salvation, His praises we sing, Willie, take your little drum, With your whistle, Robin, come! Thus the men of olden days When we hear the fife and drum, Ture-lure-lu,' pata-pata-pan, When we hear the fife and drum, When they hear the fife and drum, So blessed forever be Jesus our King, Who brpught us salvation, His praises we sing! Dance, and make the village hum! *** *** LOVE CAME DOWN MusT.c 8¥ Harold Darke 8¥ PERMlssIOT¢ OF Galaxy Music Corporation WOF(Ds 8¥ Christina Rossetti 8¥ pERMlssloN oF The Macmillan Company FROM THE MOUNTAINS Old French Carol -Words Anonymous INSTRUMENTAL ARR. 8¥ VI/i.ZJi.cim Gasbcirro Ye shepherds from the mountains, Come down to us this morn! Within„your country borders For you a Saviour's born, And lies in wretched stable Exposed to all the winds; This Child so kind and gentle To earth came thro' our sins. How gladsome are the tidings, Which come to tell of Him; So brilliant is .this starlight The Sun light seems but dim. For this night is far brighter Than any light of moon; It is a thing uncommon That night should be as noon. Fair Bethl'em is the village Which has the Infant dear; Beside Him is the Mother Forever hov'ring near. Right quic`kly come the Wise Men To worship and adore; Their gifts they lay before Him, And praise forevermore. CJari.net -EDWARD~YADZINSKI Love came down at Christmas, LULLING Oboe.-DONALD JONEs Cop¥RIGHT 1933 8¥ Boos('!/ G Co., Ltd. REPRINTED BY PERMISSION sacred sign? *** TUNE "Cranham" 8¥ Gustau Holst 8¥ pERMlssloNT OF Trustees of the Composer, Westminster Bank Ltd., London - woF{Ds 8¥ Christina Rossetti 8¥ pERMissloN oF The Macmillan Compant`i In the bleak mid-winter, Frosty wind made moan, Earth stood hard as iron, Water like a stone. Snow had fallen snow on snow, Snow on sno\\' In the bleak mid-winter, Long ago. Our God, Heav'n cannot hold Him, Nor Earth sustain; Heav'n and earth shall flee away, When He comes to reign: The Lord God Almighty Jesus Christ. Angels and Archangels May have gather'd there, Cherubim and Seraphim Thronged the air: But only His Mother In her maiden bliss Worshipp'd the Beloved With a kiss. What can I give Him, Poor as I am? If I were a shepherd, I would bring a lamb; If I were a wise-man, I would do my part; Yet what I can I give Him, Give my heart. *** CO TELL IT ON THE MOUNTAIN HER CHILD Lulling her Child to quiet sleep, Gently she sang; Sang to the darling Child she loves, Watching o'er Him. "Sleep, my delight, my Child, sleep well, God's Son you are. English Carol Sleep little Child of mine, lie still, Hope of the world. For you I've made the cradle here, Saviour of all; For you I've brought these creatures near, Singing your praise. What Child is this, who laid to rest, On Mary's lap is sleeping? -` Whom angels greet with anthems sweet, While shepherds watch are keeping? This, this is Christ the King, Whom shepherds guard, and angels sing: Haste, haste to bring Him laud, The Babe, the Son of Mary! Christmas Spiritual ARR. 8¥ Olive I. Williams in "Songs of All Time" PUBLTSHED 8¥ Cooperative Recreation Service, Delaware, Ohio Go tell it on the mountain, Over the hills and everywhere! Go tell it on the mountain, That Jesus Christ is a-born! When I was a sinner I prayed both night and day: I asked the Lord to help me and He showed mc the way. Rp/rcu.n. When I was a seeker I sought both night and day: I asked the Lord to help me and He taught me to pray. R€/rc„.n. H:dmiafd|e g:= aa wcaicrTs=::' u|P:EL tFfec i|teyasya:i ; a I I. SL]eees¥£nEoy6umbyrjnBgeatuoty;]]m#a:;::d,ChfL]Ld,wgof::ewnyosuTpreme, ae>, JO'hi + _ 5" =- |.___ i ______+_L __ _ ,-.. __+__ __a_rf_-a£=ifefualLL .,_i tr ~nd ¢rrJap And never in the darkest place Can it be utter night. MIDWINTER ARR. 8¥ Richard Donovan, TRENSL. 8¥ Edu]ard Bliss Reed 8¥ PERMISST.ON oF Galaxy Music Corporation IS THIS? Unto all peoples of the earth A little child brought light; Over all desert sands. No flick'ring torch, no wav'ring fire, But life, the Light of men; Whatever clouds may veil the sky Never is .night again. Old Czecho-Slovakicm Carol wcJEtDs 8¥ William Dix ' ^Iiuslc 8¥ C. Armstrong Gibbs -woRDs 8¥ Lilian Cox *** -*** 1` ilo::sh££npca;neat:'urL;:seus?£Vfne; Star and angels gave the sign. But wherewith for Love shall be our token; Love be yours and love be mine, Love to God and all men, Love for plea and gift and sign. *** THE STABLE DOOR In the bleak mid-winter A stable plac`e suffic`ed Worship we the God-head, I:¥: £]a]s ]£:reiy'atL8Vherfsdt[=£ans:; Bassoon - ROBERT EIKE WHAT CHILD Loved the King of Kings to praise: Ture-lure-lu, pata-pata-pan, When they hear the fife and drum, Sure our children won't be dumbl Christmas should be frolicsome. God and man are now become More at one than fife and drum. When you hear the fife and drum, Ture-lure-lu, pata-pata-pan When you hear the fife and drum, A:a:Lht:nHtrfyoEeerr.edc£Fr:h:hfenycetnhseefra#tsgoTd|f°]d' Tc'nor SoJoi.sf.. MERRITT WliEELER more ARR. 8¥ Martin Shau) 8¥ pERMrssloN oF Oxf ord University Press, Inc. Sashtea::*Eer:[S]o°fnaanpg%fsar:£efnsh::aers5sy;did`spy. A Spotless Rose is blowing, Sprung from a tender root, Of ancient seers' foreshowing, Of Jesse promised fruit; Its fairest bud unfolds to light Amid the cold, cold winter, And in the dark midnight. The Rose which I am singing, Whereof Isaiah said, Is from its sweet root springing ln Mary, purest Maid, For through our God.s great lo\/-e and might` The Blessed Babe she bare us In a cold, cold wintcr's night. A soft light from a stable door Lies on the midnight lands ; The Wise Man's star burns ever- Side 8 PATAPAN Old Burgundian Carol FF9M "O±_f_ord Book of Carols" Rejoice and be merry in songs and in mirth! 0 praise our Redeemer, all mortals on earth! For this is the birthday of Jesus our King, Who brought us salvation, His praises we sing! YE SHEPHERDS **'* A.RR. 8¥ Richard Donovan, TRANSL. 8¥ Edward Bliss Reed 8¥ pERMlssloN oF Galaxty Music Corporation *** Xrfukestgn°g°t,I:thhe:rsannodw¥o}r,ithtyTfrror#,'em EH Tc'nor SoJoi.s£.. MERRITT WHEELER Old French Carol (+555) ^R`R. 8¥ Richard Donovan, IRA,Ns. 8¥ Eduiard Bliss Reed 8¥ pERMISsloN oF Galaxy Music Corporation What did we do when such words to us came? Quickly we started going on our way. There fast we walked, poor and simple souls, and lame. When we got there, 'twas night and not the day. Refrc„.n There by His stall stood ox and ass; but they, Paying God homage had for food no care. Quiet they stand for they do not eat their hay. Refrain See how they gaze on little Jesus there. Buvez bien par toute la compagnie, was wo-rthy to bear the Lord Jesus Christ. Lulling her Child to quiet sleep His mother sang, Sang to the darling Child she loves, Watching o'er Him. Sleep, my delight, my Child, sleep well. God's Son you are. Sleep, little Child of mine, lie still, Hope of the world. JACOuES, COME HERE Since to our earth comes Jesus fair and meek." In an ex-stall He is laid, Wherefore sing we all at a braid: Nowell! S*. Sleep - 'tis your mother's wish for You, My little Dove. Sleep, Joy of all the angel host, My little Pearl. Glory and praise tt] you be giv'n, Dear Child by me. Waking, you'1l eat sweet honey here, Brought by the bee". l'LL GO TO BETHLEHEM Jacques, come here, Sweet and clear in a glad noel, Let us four Sing once more, Let each part sound well. Now we shall give the high notes to Margot; Our friend Pierrot, a tenor he shall be, Our baritone will be my good friend Janot; Refrain Bass notes so low will fit the part for me. IIere from the Heav'n the angels c`ame to men, Songs they have sung in Latin, French or Greek. "Glory to God, and on earth good will again. SUNG IN LATIN Rejoic`e! {tbjr *** RESONET IN LAUDIBUS SIDE A - Why lies He in such mean estate Where ox and ass are feeding? Good Christians, fear: for sinners here The silent Word is pleading. Nails, spear, shall pierce Him through, The Cross be borne, for me, for you: Hail, hail, the Word made flesh, The Babe, the Son of Mary! So bring Him incense, gold, and myrrh, Come peasant, king to own Him; The King of Kings salvation brings; Let loving hearts enthrone Him. Raise, raise the song on high; The Virgin sings her lullaby: Joy, joy, for Christ is born, The Babe, t:ic Son of Mary! Christine Bialogawicz, '63 Patricia Lutz, '62 S at WILkes COLLeGe wlth themaDRicaisinceRs ALTOS SOPRANOS y itfeifeth _ _ __ _ _ __ _______='LL=:ffiae±f¥;=,===¥r=~--::-Li.~tr`to======::==:;===±=:=:a;=isrii===--~ -------------.------- ~--- - Rcfra in. � https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/079bdf3f1733715e306c10149d818e73.mp3 a0b6aa52d768476e9392068a0b746aac https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/a2e5615eda9e30eac645b7a10979f7e8.mp3 56c1c2bffb66f31aae021d1ef77cc268 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Music Department Recordings Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Description An account of the resource This is a collection of Audio Recordings from music festivals, performances, and shows written, sung, and directed by Wilkes College musicians. Many of the festivals featured were part of intercollegiate band festivals and competitions, that featured Wilkes College students as well as other Pennsylvanian colleges. One recording, Man Against the Sky, was written and co-directed by William "Bill" Crowder and Alfred S. Groh. Crowder was the first African American student to graduate from Wilkes College in 1955. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Christmas at Wilkes College, with the Madrigal singers, directed by Richard Chapline, recorded in the First Presbyterian Church of Wilkes-Barre by Livingston Clewell, early 1960s. Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Wilkes College Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource early 1960s. Type The nature or genre of the resource Audio Recording.