2015 Madrigal Singers (not in order pictured; click photo to enlarge):
Ariana Bustos, Sandee Castaneda, Tiffany Casparis, Erin Corrigan, Ana Ceja, Jessica Currow, Michelle Latner, Catherine Rippetoe, Robyn Strong, Rosemary Torres, Kellie Ventura, Victor Guerrero, Maximilian Cox, Fidel Garzia, Dylan Kinser, John Pettlon, Edrees Nassir, Felipe Pezzoli, Jeremy Rodda, John Schutt, Jaime Sanchez, Leonardo Simmons. Keyboards: John Chernoff. Directed by Harley Muilenburg.
Notes from director Harley Muilenburg:
HSU Madrigal Singers present a program of Madrigals and songs of love from the 1600’s and the 1900’s.
Featured in the program will be a madrigal by Thomas Morley with solos sung by Ana Ceja, Erin Corrigan, and Edrees Nassir. This Madrigal examines the nature of the pursuit of young love.
The singers will perform three excerpts from Patrick Hawes’s Song of Songs. Hawes’s choral writing is marked by flowing lines and beautiful harmonies. The keyboard accompaniment provides contrasting music rich with rhythmic drive. Frederick Delius’s Midsummer Song is an ABA romantic ballad with a Madrigal type la la section in the middle of the form. The singers will close the program with di Lasso’s beautiful madrigal O Eyes of my Beloved.
Madrigal Singers Program:
Say Love If Ever Thou Didst Find by Thomas Morley
Ana Ceja, Soprano; Erin Corrigan, Alto; Edrees Nassir, Baritone
From Song of Songs by Patrick Hawes
Kellie Ventura, soprano
Rhapsody
Love’s Promise
Song of Songs
The Lone Wild Bird arr. Harley Muilenburg
Catherine Rippetoe, alto
Midsummer Song by Frederick Delius
O Eyes of My Beloved by Orlando di Lasso
Fie on Sinful Fantasy by George Shearing
2015 Mad River Transit
Olivia Bright ,Jessie Rawson, Jordan Kramlich, Catherine Rippetoe, Jesse Carpentier, Lorena Tamayo, Ana Ceja, Linh Pham, Anna Duchi, Lizzie Thorne, Ian Alexander, Christian Lesko, Sean Laughlin, Jeremy Rodda, Joshua Roa, Alberto Rodriguez, Alberto Zamora, Luke Smetana, Daniel Szylewicz, Corey Tamondong , Greta Goshom, Mari Harsch, Ian Taylor, Andrew Henderson, Ryan Woempner. Keyboards: John Chernoff.
MRT’s night of singing includes classic vocal jazz featuring Claire Fisher’s Latin arrangement of the German folk song “Du, Du, Leigst Mir Im Herzen.” The program includes a jazz waltz, Bobby McFerrin’s 23rd Psalm, and the beautiful song MLK, written in memory of Martin Luther King. Jesse Carpentier will be the soloist.
MRT Program
Moanin’ by Lambert, Hendricks & Ross
Solo: Jessie Rawson
Improv: Jessie, Lorena, Ian, Linh Olivia, Alberto
MLK arr. Bob Chilcott
Jesse Carpentier
Le Nommage by Kerry Marsh and Julia Dollison
Improv: Sean, Jordan, Jessie, Olivia, Alberto
23rd Psalm by Bobby McFerrin
Chili con Carne by Anders Edenroth
Du, Du, Leigst Mir Im Herzen arr. Claire Fisher
Blues in the Night arr. Muilenburg
Waltz For Debby by Bill Evans, arr. Muilenburg & Lorena Tamayo
Improv: Jessie, Catherine, Lorena, Christian
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