260 15 4134 https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/be8f8c4c396462c4e05b3e971dc231bb.pdf bd67c26659f6ec9bcf048681a1093158 PDF Text Text !sis:istii2CCiai:<sisawsi5Sisiaisii3i3cisststsi£issi:iet!isisiSP®iws lsKislslztKM WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND Conducted by Raymond Nutaitis Thursday Evening, December 17,1970 8:30 p.m. WILKES COLLEGE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS aS12lSlBiaaSt31BaSl»8>5®l5®aSlB®®aaiSlS!lSSffl5Sl3aiS®affllSSSS>5t31212>515i3s31 �SIX EVENTS FOR FIFTY-EIGHT PLAYERS (1965) . Barney Childs PROGRAM PSALM FOR BAND (1952) Vincent Persichetti A SOLEMN MUSIC (1949) Virgil Thompson SWIPHONY FOR BAND (1967) 1. Andante — Allegro moderate 2. Adagio non tanto 3. Allegro ritmico Robert Washburn INTERMISSION DESIGNS, IMAGES & TEXTURES (1966) 1. Oil Painting 2. Water Color 3. Pen and Ink Drawing 4. Mobile 5. Bronze Sculpture Leslie Bassett "It will take at least two rehearsals before the players begin to be accustomed to the general sonoric fabric of this piece and to how what they are playing fits into it and contributes to it. The first two or three rehearsals will sound as if far too much is going on: they will also, in all probability, be too loud because of the players' unfamiliarity with the nature and sound of the piece and their self-consciousness both at having to choose much of what they play and at having to make sounds that seem unusual. Soon, however, the players should begin to sense the fact that anything they play must be played with care, with thought, ideally with sensitivity; that choices of pitches, durations, even of which alter­ natives are chosen for performance, must be made with a sense of the total dynamic ensemble freshly felt each moment and a sense of each player's personal grasp of and feeling for his instrument and its potential; and that each part, in silence as well as sound, is a vital thread in the total fabric of the piece. They will, hopefully, discover that chance/choice music demands as high musicianship as anything else and can generate an ex­ citement, a group rapport, and a feeling of creative participation some­ times lacking in more "conventional" music. "The average basic density of sound in the piece is relatively high: its frequency varies extremely rapidly within a limited amplitude. This has been done to provide a rich and enormously plastic sound texture, for a number of reasons: to exploit the immense variety of sound potential in the concert band which has not even begun to be dealt with in other works, to present a more immediate appeal than a more thinly scored piece might, and to carry the players through what the composer hopes will be an exciting musical experience to a wider appreciation of new music at every level." — Barney Childs Excerpted from the Conductor's Sheet RITMO JONDO (FLAMENCO) (1952) Bulerias Saeta Garrotin - *25X1.1----- l^<L^CC^L;L^<L\2OCiriLiD^;riDi2i21SjD^i^l2»S1^3iS^^i21Dl Carlos Snrinach (arranged for band by the composer — 1967) �PERSONNEL Kathy Kunkle Alto Clarinet Georgia Munro Shirley Davis* Michael Collins Bruce Yurko* Mary Rogan Jovanna Gatti Gretchen Winfield Carol Johnson Trombone Elaine Notari Donald Ball Bass Clarinet Dody White* Thomas Birkett Molly Wunder (Piccolo) Kathy Franks Eugene Lispi George Matz* (Contra-alto Clarinet) John Mainwaring Oboe Joseph Miller* Kay Platt Deborah Daniels Dennis Millett Linda Hill Alto Saxophone Ronald Shuleski Stephen Malone* John Reap Richard Rusnak* Euphonium Bassoon George Brezna Christopher Unger Tenor Saxophone Paul Csigi William Weber* Fred Pacolitch William Morris* (Faculty) Ethel Shannon Baritone Saxophone Kenneth Stone E-flat Clarinet Michael Riebe Janice Zamos Flute Trumpet Clarinet Joseph Baranoski Mary Bice Paula Castrucci Richard Ciuferri Edward Esler Noel Filipini Dennis Herbert George Kinsley Helena Kruse James Kundreskas Howard Moss Robert Okrasinski* Joseph Riillo Joseph Rosato Lauren Andrews Jack Bower Ann Marie Cusick* Shawn Farley Patrick Gannon Richard Garinger Lawrence Hughes Larry Lindner Allen Marini Bruce Phair Wayne Szakal Harold Van Hise Horn Jane Corrigan Tuba Kevin Boyle (Piano) Clark Hamman (String Bass) James Powell William Sauder* Percussion David Cooper Dean Houck* Doug Krienke William Lehmkuhl Thomas Livingston Francis McMullen Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti * Principal Player Officers Thomas Birkett, President Richard Garinger, Vice President Donald Ball, Secretary-Treasurer � 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Concert Band Program, 1970 December 17 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1970 December 17 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/d5add7e5fa05aefbf4648b6f79c0739a.pdf 6ac287e4369f26e29bd5fbff64dcc99e PDF Text Text WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND conducted by RAYMOND NUTAITIS Thursday Evening, December 16, 1971 8:30 p.m. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS �PERSONNEL PROGRAM Alto Saxophone Flute Spiritual for Band (1948) ................... H. Owen Reed . Alan Hovhaness Svmplionv No. 20 for Band (1969) “Three Journeys To A Holy Mountain” I. Andante espressivo II. Allegro moderate III. Andante maestoso Op. 223 William Weber (1) (faculty) (tenor saxophone) Soprano Clarinet . ...___ Kent Kennen (arranged for Solo Flute and Wind Ensemble by the composer) Michael Collins, Solo Flute The Wind Ensemble Music for Prague, 1968 I. II. Oboe ’Robert Atherholt (English horn) Marcia Haase Stephen Malone Bassoon INTERMISSION Night Soliloquy (1940).. * Michael Collins Jovanna Gatti (1) Michele Goldberg (1) Carol Johnson Elaine Notari Molly Wunder (1) (piccolo) _____ _____ ____ Karel Husa Introduction and Fanfare Interlude IV. Toccata and Chorale Alto Clarinet Tenor Saxophone Harold Mayo Baritone Saxophone Michael Riebe Trumpet Lauren Andrews Jack Bower (1) Ann Marie Cusick Richard Garinger Thomas Gazowski ’Lawrence Hughes (1) Glenn Landis Larry Lindner (1) Wayne Marianelli Bruce Phair Byron Roth Wayne Szakal Hom Mary-Lou Miller Georgia Munro Jenny Wunder (1) ’Bruce Yurko (1) (librarian) ’Mary Rogan Gretchen Winfield Heister Hower ’Kay Platt (1) * Principal Player Trombone ’Donald Ball (1) Albert Dunn Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millett Brenda Ricco Ronald Shuleski (1) (librarian) Euphonium George Brezna Paul Csigi ’Ethel Shannon (librarian) Kenneth Stone Tuba Keith Barber Clark Hamman James Powell ’William Sauder (1) Harry Swepston String Bass ’Charles Kraieski (1) Anthony Pedone Bass Clarinet Aria III. Joseph Baranoski (1) Mary Bice (1) Paula Castrucci Dennis Herbert George Kinsley (1) Helena Kruse ’James Kundreskas Joseph Rosato (1) (E-flat soprano clarinet) Raymond Suda Judy Yee Fred Pacolitch ’John Reap Percussion David Cooper Thomas Frew Joseph Gurka ’Dean Houck (1) Doug Krienke Julie Levoy (1) (piano) William Lehmkuhl Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti (1) (1) Wind Ensemble Personnel OFFICERS A Christmas Festival (1950) Leroy Anderson Donald Ball Dean Houck Jovanna Gatti President Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer �“. . . the COLLEGE BAND ... a serious and distinctive medium of musical expression ... of vital service and importance to its mem­ bers, its institution, and its art.” (From the College Band Directors National Association Declaration of Principles) � 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/. 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Title A name given to the resource Wilkes College Concert Band Program, 1971 December 16 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971 December 16 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/88e5f9405bee05a9dd485c4b3535fee4.pdf 4e214e93adbd19b0843004dccd8f3099 PDF Text Text WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents ®f)e Wffita College Cijoeug Richard Probert, conductor Julie Levoy, accompanist jUestea M Gloria by Giacomo Puccini Tuesday Evening, November 16,1971 — 8:30 P.M. WILKES COLLEGE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS �PIANO I —JULIE LEVOY CHORUS PERSONNEL PIANO II — MARGARET BELL DEWITT SOLOISTS STANLEY YUNKUNIS, TENOR GARY ESLINGER, BASS WILLIAM METCALF, BASS CHARLES ROBBINS, BARITONE DAVID LUTZ, TENOR THEODORE DENNIS, BARITONE KYRIE GLORIA Stanley Yunkunis, tenor CREDO Gary Eslinger and William Metcalf, basses SANCTUS Charles Robbins, baritone AGNUS DEI David Lutz, tenor Theodore Dennis, baritone Agolino, Anne D. Ales, Joseph Ametrano, Celeste Antanelis, Eva Bates, Karen D. Baumann, Catherine A. Beebe, Louise Billet, Mark Blitzstein, Sybil Bogusko, Andrea A. Bonanne, Joanne Boyle, Kevin J. Cardias, Paula Castrucci, Paula D. Cavallini, Theresa Celubniak, Rita M. Competti, Regina M. Connor, Eileen A. Cooper, David J. Crispell, Corinne E. D'Andrea, Marilyn J. Daring, Lorene N. Davis, Shirley L. Denion, Sheila Dennis, Deborah Dennis, Theodore Dewitt, Ruth C. Dewitt, M. Bell Dillon, Grayson Sheryl Donahue, Christine Drost, Diane Dungey, Clifton Eslinger, Gary S. Feris, Bernadette Fink, Pamela J. Frable, James Fry, Karen Gambucci, Gilbert Gangi, Caryn M. Garrity, Paul E. Good, Mary E. Greenberg, Nancy E. Gregson, Deborah Griffiths, Jaret Haegele, Linda Haynycz, Joanne Hofbauer, Nancy K. Hooley, Robert T. Hoover, Harold Hughes, Amy F. Johnson, Carol J. Jones, Joel Jones, Ruthanne Kandel, Linda E. Kempinski, Marcia T. Kinsley, George W. Kmietowicz, Karen R. Kresge, Carolyn A. Kunigel, Arlene P. Leach, Robert Leaser, Mary Levoy, Julie A. Lewandoski, Joanne Livingston, Thomas E. Lukesh, Andrea M. Lutz, David Mainwaring, John R. Malone, Stephen E. Marianelli, Bruce A. McCarty, Catherine McDowell, Molly A. McLean, Carol M. Metcalf, William J. Miller, Mary Lou Mills, Frederick J. Morris, Mary E. Morse, C. Julie Murray, Helen M. Oliveri, Constance R. Pacolitch, Fred J. Petrillo, Rosemary Phair, Bruce E. Pickett, Leda Platt, Kay M. Pochaski, Carol D. Richie, Grace E. Riebe, Michael Robbins, Charles Sanger, Judith A. Saslaw, Kenneth S. Sauerhoff, John Schonfeld, Debra L. Shuleski, Ronald A. Smith, Mary J. Tretter, Terry H. Unger, Christopher F. Vadeboncoeur, Jean P. Vivian, Ann L. Vivian, Jean Waligorski, Margaret Whaley, JeanE. Williams, Judith M. Winfield, Gretchen Woolf, Janice A. Yee, Judy Youngkin, Susan J. Yunkunis, Stanley Zampetti, Robert M. Ziegler, Roman A. Zola, Judith A. Zupko, Christine M. �� 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/. 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Title A name given to the resource Wilkes College Chorus, 1971 November 16 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971 November 16 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/62399e8458264ba50c68c110016642b7.pdf d9436164903758d2e9b35eeaefc449df PDF Text Text �WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC PROGRAM Paul Creston Op. 61 Celebration Overture (1954) presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND Concertino for Three Brass and Band (1970) Floyd E. Werle I. Vintage Foxtrot II. Lullaby III. Greek Dance Lawrence Hughes — solo trumpet Donald Ball — solo trombone conducted by William Sauder — solo tuba RAYMOND NUTAITIS Masquerade for Band (1966) . Vincent Persichetti Op. 102 Incantation and Dance (1963) John Barnes Chance Thursday Evening, October 21, 1971 8:30 p.m. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS INTERMISSION �PROGRAM (cont’d.) Sinfonia No. 4 for Symphonic Wind Ensemble (1966) PERSONNEL Flute Walter S. Hartley I. Allegro deciso II. Adagio ‘Michael Collins (1) Jovanna Gatti (1) Michele Goldberg (1) Carol Johnson (piccolo) (1) Elaine Notari Molly Wunder (piccolo) (1) Oboe III. Vivace Robert Atherholt (1) Marcia Haase ‘Stephen Malone (1) IV. Allegro molto The Wind Ensemble Bassoon William Weber (faculty) (1) Statement (1970) ... .... .... . .. Brent Heisinger “ ‘Statement’ is a portrayal of contemporary America . . . the rhetoric is ours . . . but the expressive metamorphosis is universal ... it represents the turmoil of man’s existence throughout time — uneasy calm — unrest -— chaos — struggle for resolution — peace . . .” B.H. Danza Final from the Ballet “Estancia” Soprano Clarinet Joseph Baranoski (1) Mary Bice (1) Paula Castrucci (1) Dennis Herbert George Kinsley (1) Helena Kruse ‘James Kundreskas (1) Joseph Rosato. (E-flat soprano clarinet) (1) Raymond Suda Judy Yee Alto Clarinet ........... Alberto Ginastera Carranged for band by David John, 1965) ‘Mary Rogan Gretchen Winfield Bass Clarinet “. . . the COLLEGE BAND ... a serious and distinctive medium of musical expression ... of vital service and im­ portance to its members, its institution, and its art.” ‘Heister Hower (I) Kay Platt (1) (From the College Band Directors National Association Declaration of Principles.) Fred Pacolitch (1) ‘John Reap (1) Alto Saxophone �PERSONNEL PERSONNEL Tenor Saxophone Tuba Harold Mayo (1) Keith Barber Clark Hamman (1) James Powell ‘William Sauder (1) Harry Swepston Baritone Saxophone Michael Riebe Trumpet Lauren Andrews Jack Bower (1) Ann Marie Cusick (1) Richard Garinger Thomas Gazowski ‘Lawrence Hughes (1) Glenn Landis (1) Larry Lindner (1) Wayne Marianelli Bruce Phair Byron Roth Wayne Szakal String Bass ‘Charles Kraieski (1) Anthony Pedone Percussion David Cooper (1) Thomas Frew Joseph Gurka ‘Dean Houck (1) Doug Krienke (1) Julie Levoy (piano) William Lemkuhl Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti (1) Horn Mary-Lou Miller (1) Georgia Munro (1) J enny Wunder (1) ‘Bruce Yurko (1) (librarian) Trombone ‘Donald Ball (1) Albert Dunn (1) Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millet Brenda Ricco Ronald Shuleski (1) (librarian) Euphonium George Brezna (1) Paul Csigi ‘Ethel Shannon (1) (librarian) Kenneth Stone * Principal Player (1) Wind Ensemble Personnel OFFICERS Donald Ball ................................... . ................................. President Dean Houck ............................................................... Vice President Jovanna Gatti .................................................... Secretary-Treasurer �� 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Concert Band Program, 1971 October 21 Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1971 October 21 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/3f6826e0413c99e60fc05b9545a0a559.pdf 5bc9b2c231524db81589f8d393897c76 PDF Text Text �WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CHORUS Richard Probert, director Julie Levoy, accompanist Marilyn D'Andrea, assistant accompanist Tuesday, March 14, 1972 - 8:30 P.M. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS �PROGRAM INTERMISSION Te Deum. Flor Peeters God is Our Refuge ... (K. 20) W. A. Mozart De Profundis . . . (K. 93) • . Ave Verum. . . (K. 618) W. A. Mozart .W. A. Mozart Four Sixteenth Century Madrigals She is my love, this Holy Maid Michael Praetorius Ye friends and neighbors ..........................Thomas Sartorius The Cuckoo .......................Joann Stephani One Small White Hen ............... Antonio Scandelli Clap yo hands - "Oh, Kay". ............... George Gershwin Men of the Chorus Five Fragments of Jade Jeno Von Takacs Song on the River The Leaf on the Water The Fisherman Intoxication of Love On the River Women of the Chorus Just as the tide was flowing Ralph Vaughn Williams The Peaceable Kingdom .................................Randall Thompson Say ye to the righteous Woe unto them The noise of the multitude Howl ye The paper reeds by the brooks But these are they that forsake the Lord (Recitative) For ye shall go out with joy Have ye not known Ye shall have a song WILKES COLLEGE CHORUS Richard Probert, Director AGOLINO, ANNE D. AMETRANO, CELESTE ANTANELIS, EVA BATES, KAREN D. BAUMANN, CATHERINE A. BEEBE, LOUISE BENNETT, CHERYL BILLET, MARK BLITZSTEIN, SYBIL BOGUSKO, ANDREA A. BONANNE, JOANNE BOYLE, KEVIN J. BREZNA, GEORGE CASTRUCCI, PAULA D. CAVAILINI, THERESA CELUSNIAK, RITA M. CONNIFF, RICHARD COOPER, DAVID J. CRISPELL, CORINNE E. D'ANDREA, MARILYN J. DARING, LORENE N. DAVIS, SHIRLEY L. DENION, SHEILA DENNIS, DEBORAH DENNIS, THEODORE DEWITT, RUTH C. DEWITT, M. BELL DILLON, SHERYL DONAHUE, CHRISTINE DROST, DIANE DUNN, ALBERT ESLINGER, GARY S. FERIS, BERWADETTE FINK, PAMELA J. FRABLE, JAMES FRY, KAREN GANGI, CARYN M. GARRITY, PAUL E. GOOD, MARY E. GREENBERG, NANCY E �GREGSON, DEBORAH GRIFFITHS, JARET GROSS, THOMAS HOFBAUER, NANCY K. HOOLEY, ROBERT T. HOOVER, HAROLD JOHNSON, CAROL J. JONES, JOEL KANDEL, LINDA E. KELLY, PATRICK KEMPINSKI, MARCIA T. KINSLEY, GEORGE W. KMIETOWICZ, KAREN R. KOTERBA, KATHLEEN KRESGE, CAROLYN A. KUNIGEL, ARLENE P. LAMOREAUX, NANCY LEASER, MARY LEVOY, JULIE A. LEWANDOSKI, JOANNE LUKESH, ANDREA M. LUTZ, DAVID MAINWARING, JOHN R. MALONE, STEPHEN E. MARIANELLI, BRUCE A. McCARTY, CATHERINE MERCURI, MICHAEL METCALFE, WILLIAM J. MILLER, MARY LOU MILLS, FREDERICK J. MORRIS, MARY E. MURRAY, HELEN M. OLIVERI, CONSTANCE R. PACOLITCH, FRED J. PHAIR, BRUCE E. PICKETT,. LEDA PLATT, KAY M. POCHASKI, CAROL D. RICHIE, GRACE E. RIEBE, MICHAEL SANGER, JUDITH A. SASLAW, KENNETH S. SAUERHOFF, JOHN SCHONFELD, DEBRA L. SHULESKI, RONALD A. SMITH, MARY JUNE TRETTER, TERRY H. UNGER, CHRISTOPHER VADEBONCOEUR, JEAN VIVIAN, ANN L. WALIGORSKI, MARGARET WHALEY, JEAN WILLIAMS, JUDITH M. WINFIELD, GRETCHEN WOOLF, JANICE A. YOUNGKIN, SUSAN J. YUNKUNIS, STANLEY ZAMPETTI, ROBERT M. ZIEGLER, ROMAN A. ZOLA, JUDITH A. ZUPKO, CHRISTINE M. The Next Chorus Concert May 9, 1972 8:30 p. m. Dorthy Dickson Darte Center for the Performing Arts �� 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/. 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Title A name given to the resource Wilkes College Concert Band Program, 1972 March 14 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 March 14 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/5ee5ff7937d15ad738869e7c5bdaf727.pdf dabfca3a557bfdf7099a757e2dc4d43d PDF Text Text WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE WILKES COLIEGE CONCERT BAND conducted by RAYMOND NUTAITIS Thursday Evening, May 11, 1972 8:30 P.M. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS �PERSONNEL PROGRAM SYMPHONIC SUITE(1957) Intrada Chorale March Antique Dance Jubilee Clifton Williams SIMMER IN VALLEY CHY(1971) 1. Fanfare 2. Interlude 3- Parade U. Gaines 5. Fireworks 6. Night Ross Lee Finney OBOE * Robert Atherholt(English Horn)# Marcia Haase# Stephen Malone# PARADES NO. 2 FOR WIND ENSEMBLE(1971) Bruce Yurko Allegro con spirito Class of 1973 Andante sostenuto Allegretto Vivace The Wind Ensemble Conducted by Lewis Strouse INTERMISSION FOLK SONG SUITE(192U) Ralph Vaughan Williams 1. March - "Seventeen come Sunday" 2. Intermezzo - "My Bonny Boy" 3. liar ch - 'Folk Songs from Somerset" THREE PIECES FOR BAND(1967) Intrada Passacaglia Variations THE RED PONY, film Suite for Band(19&9) I a. Dream March b. Circus Music II Walk to the Bunkhouse III Grandfather's Story IV Happy Ending FLUTE * Michael Collins# Jovanna Gatti# Michele Goldberg Carol Johnson (Piccolo)# Elaine Notari Joanne Schreibmaier Molly Wunder (Piccolo)# BASSOON Heister Hower# * William Weber(Faculty)# HORN Mary Lou Miller# Georgia Munro# Jenny Wunder# * Bruce Yurko(Librarian)# SOPRANO CLARINET Joseph Baranoski# * Mary Bice# Paula Castrucci# Dennis Herbert# George Kinsley# Helena Kruse * Joseph Rosato(E-flat)# Raymond Suda Judy Yee# TROMBONE * Donald Ball# Albert Dunn Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millett# Brenda Ricco Ronald Shuleski(Librarian)# ALTO CLARINET Mary Rogan# Phillip Rhoades BASS CLARINET Kay Platt# Aaron Copland TRUMPET Lauren Andrews Jack Bower# Ann Marie Cusick Thomas Gazowski * Lawrence Hughes# Glenn Landis# Larry Lindner# Wayne Marianelli# Bruce Phair Byron Roth Wayne Szakal EUPHONIUM George Brezna Paul Csigi * Ethel Shannon(Librarian) ALTO SAXOPHONE Fred Pacolitch * John Reap TUBA Clark Hamman# James Powell * William Sauder# TENOR SAXOPHONE Harold Mayo STRING BASS Charles Kraieski BARITONE SAXOPHONE Michael Riebe �PERSONNELCcONT'D) PERCUSSION David Cooper# Thanas Frew# Joseph Gurka# * Dean Houck Doug Krienke Julie Levoy (Piano) William Lehmkuhl Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti# * Principal Player # Wind Ensemble Personnel OFFICERS Donald Ball Dean Houck Jovanna Gatti President ... Vice-President Secretary-Treasurer � 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Band Program, 1972 May 11 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 May 11 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/552f5caeb658b4ca5eaae0f4cf176e8f.pdf e963d64ad3b4e2c1ece9c35dcd667b85 PDF Text Text �WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE PROGRAM Anatolia (Turkish Rhapsody) (1967). , Sinfonietta for Concert Band (1961) WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND 1. 2. 3. Introduction and Rondo Pastoral Nocturne Dance Variations Off-Stage Trumpets conducted by Lawrence Hughes Glenn Landis Steven Zannetti RAYMOND NUTAITIS INTERMISSION Thrusday Evening, December 21, 1972 8:30 p. m. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS Paul Creston Op. 93 Ingolf Dahl �PERSONNEL Percy Aldridge Grainger Lincolnshire Posy (1940) "This bunch of 'musical wildflowers'. . . is based on folksongs collected in Lincolnshire, England. . .mainly in the years 1905-1906. .. and the work is dedicated to the old folksingers who sang so sweetly to me. Indeed, each number is intended to be a kind of musical portrait of the singer who sang its underlying melody-a musical portrait of the singer's personality no less than of his habits of song-his regular or irregular wonts of rhythm, his preference for gaunt or ornately arabesqued delivery, his contrasts of legato and staccato, his tendency towards breadth or delicacy of tone. 11 ----- from the composer's Program-Note 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. "Lisbon Bay" (Sailor's Song) "Horkstow Grange" (The miser and his Man - A local Tragedy) "Rufford Park Poachers" (Peaching Song) "The Brisk Young Sailor" (who returned to wed his True Love) "Lord Melbourne" (War Song) “The Lost Lady Found" (Dance Song) FLUTE ALTO SAXOPHONE Helen Earl Jovanna Gatti* (piccolo) Michele Goldberg Carol Johnson Pearl Kondas Deborah Morano Elaine Notari Darice Sabalesky Joseph Jedju Paul Mellan John Reap* David Stewart OBOE BARITONE SAXOPHONE Robert Atherholt* , Diane Guterman Marcia Haase Stephen Malone* (English horn) Michael Reibe BASSOON Heister Hower Gail Ober* SOPRANO CLARINET Russian Christmas Music (1969) Alfred Reed ".. .the College Band a serious and distinctive medium of musical expression of vital service and importance to its members, its institution and its art. " (from the College Band Directors National Association Declaration of Principles) David Asman Joseph Barancski* Mary Bice (E-flat soprano) Paula Castrucci Dennis Herbert George Kinsley Roger Sorensen Raymond Suda Judy Yee TENOR SAXOPHONE Harold Mayo TRUMPET Lauren Andrews Jack Bower Ann Marie Cusick Mark Dubik Thomas Gazowski Lawrence Hughes* Glenn Landis Craig Manhart Wayne Marianelli Bruce Phair Steven Zannetti HORN J ean Cranstoun Mary Lou Miller Jenny Wunder Bruce Yurko* BASS CLARINET Fred Pacolitch *-Principal Player �trombone Marcia Dodd Albert Dunn Jane Lewis Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millet* Brenda Ricco Ronald Shuleski Donald Williams Bruce Yurko Vice-President Jovanna Gatti Secretary EUPHONIUM Robert Atherholt OFFICERS Dennis Millett President Treasurer George Brezna Paul Csigi Michael Cuprzinski Bruce Frederick William Morris Ethel Shannon* Kenneth- Stone TUBA William Boronow James Powell Brian Turnbull* The next concert of the Wilkes College Band is Thursday evening, March 22, 1973 at 8:30 p.m. PERCUSSION David Cooper Thomas Frew Joseph Gurka David Lutz Joseph Rider Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti* *-Principal Player �� 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Band Program, 1972 December 21 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department. Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1972 December 21 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/a2b57eb611ee38c922882bf12d4406b6.pdf 3e30196591070ccf0a710834fa566a5b PDF Text Text �WILKES COLLEGE PROGRAM DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC Aegean Festival Overture (1970) — ............. Andreas Malcris presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND Serenade No- 12 in C ndnor for Wind Octet (1782) Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, K. 388 Allegro Andante Allegro William Weber, conductor Rocky Point Holiday (1969) . conducted by RAYMOND NUTAITIS HiTERMESSION Thursday Evening, March 22, 1973 8:30 P.M. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS .............. Ron Nelson �The Seventh Seal (.1971) I. II. III. Francis McBeth Th-amnarico - Allegro agitato Sensitively Forcefully Diamcnu Variations (1968). Alic CLARINET Sober t Jager Introduction - Nobiimente Variation I - Allegro mol to Variation II - Moderate Variation III - Allegro fieraniente Variation IV - Andante sostenuto Variation V - Allegro con spirito Helen Earl Jovanna Gatti* (piccolo) Michele Goldberg Carol Johnson Deborah Morano Elaine Kbtari Darina Safealcsfcty OBOE ^Robert Atnerhcit* x>iana Guterman Marcia Haase #Stepnen Malone (English torn) Mary Rogan BASS lARlbhl Fred lacolitcfc E-J feeistar Hower fuail Oner ALTO SAZOSHIWE Joeepn Jedju Paul Heilan Zone Reap* David Stavern ■■I/ hA.Vc C-lArlSET TEMDs S.Xl-.vtEeh? '...the College Band. .,a serious and distinctive medium of musical expression... of vital service and importance to its members, its institution and its art,” (from the College Band Directors National Association Declaration of Principles) rid Asman Joseph BaranosAt* >fMa<- Bice (E-flat) .-aula Casttui, t Dennis Herbert #George Kinsley Roger Sere n. sen Raymond Suda Brenda 'Wasanda Judy Fee —Harold Mayo BAsIHW SAXGrECift Michael Hieie �personnel TRUMPET Jack Bower* Ann Marie Cusick Mark Dubik Thomas Gazowski Lawrence Hughes Glenn Landis Craig Manhart Wayne Marianelli Bruce Phair Steven Zannetti TROMBONE Marcia Dodd Albert Dunn Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millett* Ronald Shuleski Donald Williams OFFICERS Dennis Millett Bruce Yurko ..................................................... President Vice-President Jovanna Gatti Secretary Robert Atherholt Treasurer EUPHONIUM HORN Jean Cranstoun Mary Lou Miller #Jenny Wunder #Bruce Yurko Paul Csigi Michael Cuprzinski Diane Drost Bruce Frederick Jane Lewis Ethel Shannon* TUBA PERCUSSION William Boronotf* James Powell Brian Turnbull David Cooper Thomas Frew Joseph Gurka Joseph Ruder Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti* * - Principal Player # - Mozart Octet Player The next concert of the Wilkes College Concert Band is Thursday evening, May 10, 1973, at 8:30 P.M. �� 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Band Program, 1973 March 22 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973 March 22 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/1ec37194f5cfb53396c277f9ae915a0b.pdf 7093ef590ba1c3237134db1c2966eb8c PDF Text Text �WILKES COLLEGE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC presents THE WILKES COLLEGE CONCERT BAND conducted by RAYMOND NUTAITIS NATIONAL MUSIC WEEK 5OTH ANNUAL OBSERVANCE - MAY 6-13 Sponsored by National Federation of Music Clubs and ETHEL SHANNON Student Conductor Thursday Evening, May 10, 1973 8:30 P.M. DOROTHY DICKSON DARTE CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS �PROGRAM Canzona (1951) Peter Menin Symphony for Band (1958) I. IX. III. IV. Vincent Persichetti, Op. 69 Adagio-Allegro Adagio sostenuto Allegretto Vivace Suite Francaise (1945) 1. Normandie 2. Bretagne 3. lie de France 4. Alsace-Lorraine 5. Provence INTERMISSION Ambrosian Hymn Variants (1968) Donald White Miss Shannon, Conductor La Fiesta Mexicana (1954) 1. Prelude and Aztec Dance 2. Mass 3. Carnival H. Owen Reed Darius Milhaud "...the College Band...a serious and distinctive medium of musical expression...of vital service and importance to its members, its institution and its art. (from the College Band Directors National Associ­ ation Declaration of Principles) �PERSONNEL FLUTE Helen Earl Jovanna Gatti* (piccolo) Michele Goldberg Carol Johnson Deborah Morano Elaine Notari Darice Sabalesky OBOE Robert Atherholt* Diane Guterman Marcia Haase Stephen Malone SOPRANO CLARINET David .Asuan Joseph Baranoski (E-flat) Mary Bice* Paula Castrucci Dennis Herbert George Kinsley Roger Sorensen Raymond Suda Brenda Wasenda Judy Yee ALTO CLARINET Mary Rogan BASS CLARINET Fred Pacolitch PERSONNEL (coat'd) BASSOON Heister Hower Gail Ober* ALTO SAXOPHONE Joseph Jedju Paul Mellan John Reap* David Stewart TENOR SAXOPHONE Harold Mayo BARITONE SAXOPHONE Michael Riebe TRUMPET Jack Bower* Ann Marie Cusick Mark Dubik Thomas Gazowski Lawrence Hughes Glenn Landis Craig Manhart Wayne Marianelli Bruce Phair Steven Zannetti HORN Jean Cranstoun Mary Lou Miller Jenny Wunder Bruce Yurko* EUPHONIUM Paul Csigi Michael Cuprzinski Diane Drost Bruce Frederick Jane Lewis Ethel Shannon* TROMBONE Marcia Dodd Albert Dunn Barry Lindhorst Eugene Lispi John Mainwaring Dennis Millett* Ronald Shuleski Donald Williams PERCUSSION David Cooper Thomas Frew Joseph Gurka Joseph Ruder Margaret Waligorski Robert Zampetti* TUBA William Boronow* ■Tamps Powell Brian Turnbull * - Principal Player OFFICERS Dennis Millett........................................... .. ................................ President Bruce Yurko.......................................................................... Vice-President Jovanna Gatti................................................................................. Secretary Robert Atherholt.......................................................................... Treasurer �� 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 University Music Department collection Description An account of the resource Collection of materials related to the Wilkes University Music Department Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department 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 College Band Program, 1973 May 10 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource Music Department Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973 May 10 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program https://omeka.wilkes.edu/omeka/files/original/30639fe3871c5834040b8f88f53a35c6.pdf 100048986f7f118baf2dfd2614dd90fd PDF Text Text RAINBOW T^ecoverij fair CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME WILKES-BARRE, PENNSYLVANIA SATURDAY, MAY 12th SUNDAY, MAY 13th, 1973 �OF SPECIAL INTEREST RAINBOW RECOVERY FAIR "CHERRY BLOSSOM OPEN" Golf Tournament. Saturday and Sunday al Wilkes-Barre Municipal <»oll Course, Bear Creek Township. Trophies will hi? OPENING CEREMONY May 11 awarded. BICYCLE RALLY Area ride rally sponsored by Wyoming Valley Bieyi.le Club mi Saturday afternoon CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME CLEAN AIR CAR Replica ol antique Itlltll Old'. mobile powered by propane engine will travel b’ *ti val location, sponsored by Pyrofax Gas Corporation as part of Wyoming Valley's ''Green lip' c.itnpaign May 11-13 EDUCATION PROGRAM May 1117 FINE ARI'S FIESTA May 111-20 .mil May 2.3 27 "SMOKEY THE BEAR" Courtesy Manny Gmdm> District Forester, Pennsylvania Department ol I o and Waters. SPORTS RECREATION PROGRAM May 21 through |une tn SEARCHLIGHTS Two IHHt-mdlion candle pu','-' units manned by personnel of IIHIlli Field Arliller'. on Friday and Saturday night'. PARADE OF PROGRESS Mat II |une 3 FOOD BOOTHS River Common, upon'.med oLaurel Run Volunteer Fire Company and Will" College. GHANI) FINALE June 23 ROY E MORGAN FIRST AID STATIONS River Common, .pon by Wyoming Valley Chapter. American Red Cr Chairman BALLOON DISTRIBUTION Sponsored by Telephone Company of Pennsylvania and St ■ ; Brewing Company. Bell TRAP SHOOTING DEMONSTRATION Film I-.. lowed by demonstration. Soulhd.de Trap and Gun Club, Jonestown-Walerlon Road. Shickshinny Sun day only. 1 p.m. - 0 p.m. IN CASE OF RAIN . . . Bund ,hell perform.mi be held indoors: Saturday— Wilkes Gym Sunday — King's Gym . ■.■.ill Appreciation is extended the following lor cooperation and support: • Luzerne County Board of Commissioners • Commission on Economic Opportunity • Wilkes-Barre Recreation Board • Pennsylvania Department of Community Affairs • Flood Recovery Task Force, Inc. West Pittston Cherry Blossom Festival This Weekend Also �SOUTH STREET • ANTIQUE AUTO SHOW • MODEl AIHPLANC. MAP LEGEND 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. l uzcme Count/ Courthuii'.** King's Colic. •• A'Jrui n r BiH I" Union Street Pumping Station River Elev ition Gauge House Luzerne County Community Co'.'v''Hotel Sterling Chase Hall (Wilkes) Bedford Lawn (Wilkes) Center for Performing Arts (Wilkes) Wilkes Gym Church Hall (Wilkes) Conyngham Annex (Wilkes) 18 19 20. 21. 22 23. firs’Nat il Bank of I usterii Penns/l/ani'i First U med Methodist Church Kirby Health Center Corgan Library (King's; Sheehy Student Center 'King's; King's Gym CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME LEO CORBETT, Chairman DOROTHY BAKER MARY BARRETT E. V. CHADWICK JOSEPH KOREY PAUL LAUER JOHN MATTERN james McClelland W. CURTIS MONTZ THOMAS MORAN DOROTHY MUGFORD EDWARD //ALLISON JUDY ZEEDOCK Sponsored by THE GREATER WILKES-BARRE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE �EXHIBITS & DEMONSTRATIONS .. May 12,13 Exhibits are open from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. both days and are free to the public unless otherwise noted. Hotel Sterling Commercial Art and Photography Exhibit, including special section devoted to the "Summer of '72." Spoil sored by Luzerne County Community College. Wyoming National Hank Annual Art Show Kirby Memorial Health Center Exhibit will be open during bank hour', through May 18. King's College "People and Places." paintings from the Edward Welles, Jr. collection of Wyoming Valley artists. Cor gan Library Auditorium, 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m Third Annual Student Art Exhibit. Sheehy Student Center, all day. First United Methodist Church Display of hand-crafted liturgical banner . porary and traditional will be featured. r uitem Wyoming Historical and Geological Society “Architecture of the Coal Mining Industry.' an ex hibit of the work of artist Frederick W. Bartlett II. who will be present. Wilkes College Senior Art Exhibits in Conyngham Annex Friday and Saturday — Work by Joseph Barry and Nicholas Clemente Sunday — Work by Bob Mikolayczal. Jane Ma­ honey, and Edward Hoffman Biology Chemistry, end ■.ir.ii;, . ..... Physics. Ostcrhout Free Library Nostalgia Yesterday Remembers . .■ Display ol . ,uul famoiin ■ cal railroad and coal industries. The Library will also play old recordings ami show old-time flicks " Fowler. Dick and Walker, The Boston Store ........ ' ■ No ■ • ■ .. Pennsylvania High School Art Contest entries Fourth floor, Sal urday only. Union Street Pumping Station Representative of Wilke .-Barre City Engineer'll office­ will explain operation of station. Luzerne County Court House Guided tours of the Courthouse conducted by mem­ bers of the legal community. Tours of the Civil De­ fense Center and County Emergency Communication Center. River Elevation Gauge House Personnel from Luzerne County Civil Defense will describe daily river elevation readings taken here (located directly behind pumping station). Luzerne County Community College Uniformed cheerleaders will offer guided tours of the Main College Building, where live laboratory demon- Kirby Health Center Park Craft exhibit by United Cerebral Palsy Association of Wyoming Valley. �- 00-3:00 -College Misericordiu Dam <• Ih. ati. f, turing "Tommy" by the Who under the direction < f PROGRAM FRIDAY, MAY 11 r.OO p.m. Opening Cnrcniony. Coughlin High School Bund: "George Washington” plunlr* n cherry tree 8:00 p.m. I’.i'.l Stroudsburg Gyinnmlh; Dmum Urution .potiuorad by Wilken College .it Wilken (iynin-niurn 8:00 p Hall. hi. Bingo npunsorrd by Wilkr'l College, Cbon.h 8:30 p.m. "What’s Happening?" pmonlwd by l.u/« rne County Community College Phiynra .md LCCC Dun e Troupe, St Stephen's Church Auditorium. 8:45 p.m. Outdoor Horror I'dm Fritlvnl, Bedford Lawn, Wilkes College. 9:00 p.m.-12:00 midnight <—Cherry BLr:n»m ll.in King's College Auditorium. Administration Building. 10:00 pm Firework: spon-m-d by Commi... on L onomic Opportunity. Nesbitt Park Funded by Peni; j Dept.of Community Affair < OEO, and H S Dept of Labor Jonelte l.ancas. 3:00 - 6:00 “The Buoys” and other groups in <..i.. • i sponsored by Wilkes College. 100 pm -6:00 p.m. Fine Arts Festival . .| | •, Wilke* College Art Department, featuring the work of undent# and faculty, including sale of art work River Common (Tent}. 1 00 p m.-1:00 P-mh’lne Arts Demonstration» upon .-. -I by Wilke. College Art Department, South I’r.e. Common 1:00*4:00 Ell.i McNamara Wheel Throwing 1:00-4:00 Ruse i'erko iki Mma’amc. I 00-4 IM) fl »rb ha Arnold: Jewelry 1 on-6:00 Gollern '.kill Acryllt u and walnr < ulor 3:00-6:00 Sandy Taylor Batik pm -4:00 pm Campus 1‘oUi'i of Wilkes Culhw ' j I I ■ ■ ", i • ( i i i I . 1,1 | in 4 from Chnie Hall Z:: J p rn - 3;!' p m »! by Jur y." Glllnu I and Bull! • i- l by l In' Lltth l hi of Wil. ■•'. B'j; ; • • tif the ||||l(l fllHH' < mii’l l UiiHl -1 at Lu/fi’mr County Court Ihuffl 2:30 pm .. • ; n . . *: fallal hii liaeohigh (»| find . ■ ..null injf'i f .'hlb’ge Ait Ihir ( ' . ... . ; . M Building, I’ big'll College 7:30 p m.-11.30 pm. SATURDAY, MAY 12 •3:30 pm 10:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Collection ol non*pr<>t ■ . • i pa­ per, sponsored by Wilke-, College Ecology Club Conyng­ ham Annex Parking Lot. Croupe 12 noon - 8:00 p.m. Outdoor Carnival. Game : and booth . sponsored by Wilkes College dorms and clubs on the River Common. 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Children’s "clown” make-up dem onstration (parental permission required}, and distribu­ tion of balloons and buttons, sponsored by Lazarus Sev enteen Fashion Board, on the River Common 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. — Antique Auto Display at First Na­ tional Bank of Eastern Penna. Sponsored by Northeastern Penna. Region of Antique Automobile Club of America. Visitors may vote on the antique car they would most like to own, with cash prizes to be awarded to owners of top three cars. 1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. — Band Shell Performances 1:00-2:00 — Miss Cherry Blossom Princess Pageant, sponsored by Pomeroy’s, Inc. ; 'd ;.. -. Feature Film';, qiun . '. nullHum ;A'.. : Happening' ’ pminitud by Luzerne and l.' '■<. D ini St stephe.-.'Church Auditorium. SUNDAY, MAY 13 0:00 a m. - 5:00 p.m. i df’h Annual Spring'/bow of’in -a f • ■gtOFl. Antique Automobile I Atilt : mod I ' -i. • It Opel • aldr.-u of uli a ; . Admi . iion, SBC I'.it'm date. :A i, 20. Kirby Park 11:00 a.m. Folk M.i.. King's Golhg'/: Au'l/’o., miniitrntion Budding. 12:00 noon-5:00 p.m. Collection of noo-proc' .. per, spun Hired by Wilkes College Ecology G/. ., Cz. ham Annex Parking Lot. 12:00 noon-6:00 p.m. Outdoor Carnival G . booths sponsored by Wilkes College dorm . and . the River Common. 12:00 noon-5:00 p.m.— Model Airplane i.J Park. Model aviation featuring stunt flying, n edmbat meets and balloon bust. Special de.-: ,. . at 1:00 p.m. and 3:00 p.m. by the Wyoming Va.. .. �Line Society. Meet sanctioned by the Academy of Model Aeronautics. 1:00 p.m.-2:30 p.m. — Wilkes College Band Concert under direction of Ray Nutaltis. River Common. 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. -Crepes Suzcttes served by the French Club of King’s College Faculty Parking Lol, North River Street, 1:00 p m. - 0:00 p m. 1:00*2:00 2:10 - 3:10 3:10 - 1:10 •1:20*5:20 5:30 - 0:00 Band Shell Performances Tony Grant's "Stars of Tomorrow” Slagmaler*# Gold Medal Band Frirg«-r Orth^-jtru Polka Dancers. King*# Collage Lab Band S P F. II S Q S A "Barbershop Harmony” 1:00 pm. *0:00 pm Fine Ari'-i F'-atiVal sponsored by Wilkes College Art fh*p icrm<-nr, featuring the work ol Modem# and faculty, including sal-- of an work River Common (Trntj. 1 ;00 p m. - 0:00 p m. Fine Art>. D mor - x’isfl »pot» sored by Wilkrj College Ar’ Department, Rtvcr Common 1:00*4:00 Rote Perkoaki: M« ram* 1:00-4:00 Barbara Arnold frwtrlcy 1:00-0:00 Colkan Skiff A' ryh * and water color 3:00 • 0:00 — Sandy Taylor ClaydUnd Building 3:0o-coo Mary Rdnsn Gardner Wheel Throwing 3:00 pm Fourth Annual Wyoming Vai: -, River !<«•• gatta "Mark Twain” and "Modified" cAa^'.n (or rail# Starting line Suicpmhanna Ri^rr, Writ. Ptf’iton Finish line and trophy prr#ent»lion Ne.iMtt Park. Market Street Bridge Sponsored by Stegmaier Brewing Com­ pany. conducted by Business Ad minij’ra’ion Club (>t King# College, 2:30 p.m.-3:15 p.m. 'Trial by fury. Gilbert and Siulli* van’s one-act comic opera, presented by The Utile The* at re of Wilkes-Barre in one of the third floor courtrooms at Luzerne County Court House. 2:30 pm -3:15 p.m. ’'Golb-gia;-.Mike P.irbe directing. Sponsored by Wilkes College. River Common. 2:30 p.m. Slide program on Io al ar 1. i ologn. il find­ ings. Professor !.»• die Delaney and King’:-. College Archae­ ological Club, Room SOO, Mam Building, King’s College, 3:30 p.m. Madrigal Singers, sponsored by Wilkes Col­ lege Music Department in Center for Performing Arts. 3:30 p.m. Concert by Wilkes-Barre Area High School Symphony Orchestra in the Rotunda of Luzerne County Court House. 7:00 p rn. - Russian Chorus Concert, sponsored by the Wilkes College Music Department in Center for Perform­ ing Arts. 8:00 p m.-11:00 p.m. — Dance sponsored by Wilkes Col­ lege, featuring “The Buoys.” Wilke* College Gymnasium. � 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/. 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Title A name given to the resource Cherry Blossom Time, 1973 May 12-13 Creator An entity primarily responsible for making the resource West Pittston Cherry Blossom Festival Date A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource 1973 May 12-13 Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource PDF Type The nature or genre of the resource Program 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. 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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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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