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The '''1994 [[Virginia Glee Club]] Tour of the Northeast,''' the highlight of the [[Glee Club 1993-1994 season|1993-1994 season]], saw the Glee Club performing in Hartford, New York City, Boston, Stamford, Philadelphia (Chestnut Hill), and Washington, DC. The tour began with a detour to Knoxville, Tennessee to appear at the [[American Choral Directors Assocation]] Southern Division Convention. The director was [[John Liepold]]. |
The '''1994 [[Virginia Glee Club]] Tour of the Northeast,''' the highlight of the [[Glee Club 1993-1994 season|1993-1994 season]], saw the Glee Club performing in Hartford, New York City, Boston, Stamford, Philadelphia (Chestnut Hill), and Washington, DC. The tour began with a detour to Knoxville, Tennessee to appear at the [[American Choral Directors Assocation]] Southern Division Convention. The director was [[John Liepold]]. |
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==Program== |
==Program== |
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The printed programs listed [[Steve Reich]]'s "Clapping Music," but the Club did not perform that work on the tour. |
The printed programs listed [[Steve Reich]]'s "Clapping Music," but the Club did not perform that work on the tour. |
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| − | *Alle Psallite Cum Luya (13th c. conductus) |
+ | *[[Alle, psallite cum luya|Alle Psallite Cum Luya]] (13th c. conductus) |
*Ave Maria (13th c. plainchant) |
*Ave Maria (13th c. plainchant) |
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*Missa ''Ave Maria'' ([[Cristobal de Morales]]) |
*Missa ''Ave Maria'' ([[Cristobal de Morales]]) |
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| − | *Ave Maria (Mark Keller) |
+ | *[[Ave Maria (Keller)|Ave Maria]] ([[Mark Keller]]) |
| − | *Ave Maria ([[Alice Parker]]) |
+ | *[[Ave Maria (Parker)|Ave Maria]] ([[Alice Parker]]) |
*[[Ave Maria (Biebl)]] |
*[[Ave Maria (Biebl)]] |
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*[[Young T.J.]] (Neely Bruce) |
*[[Young T.J.]] (Neely Bruce) |
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| − | *[[Shenandoah (James Erb arrangement)|Shenandoah]] ([[James Erb]]) |
+ | *[[Shenandoah (James Erb arrangement)|Shenandoah]] ([[James Erb]]) |
| − | *Betelehemu (Wendall Whalum) |
+ | *[[Betelehemu]] (Wendall Whalum) |
| − | *New Day (David/Knight) |
+ | *[[New Day]] (David/Knight) |
| − | *Hold On (Eugene Thamon Simpson) |
+ | *[[Hold On]] (Eugene Thamon Simpson) |
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| + | ===Mount Holyoke performance=== |
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| + | The performance at [[Mount Holyoke College]] was a separate event with a separate program; the Virginia Glee Club's repertoire was drawn from the tour repertoire, but a joint piece (the [[Maurice Duruflé|Duruflé]] [[Requiem (Duruflé)|Requiem]]) was also performed with the [[Mount Holyoke Glee Club]]. |
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| + | Holyoke1994_0001.jpg|Cover |
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| + | Holyoke1994_0002.jpg|Program |
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| + | Holyoke1994_0003.jpg|Texts 1 |
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| + | Holyoke1994_0004.jpg|Texts 2 |
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| + | Holyoke1994_0005.jpg|Rosters |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | {{Slutzky}} |
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| + | ===Stamford performance=== |
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| + | The performance at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Stamford, CT was part of the church's regular concert series. |
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| + | Stamford-01.jpg|Cover |
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| + | Stamford-02.jpg|Program |
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| + | Stamford-03.jpg|Acknowledgements |
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| + | </gallery> |
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| + | {{Slutzky}} |
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| + | Tour_of_NE_1994_Boston_Mailer.png|Promotional postcard for Boston performance |
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| + | </gallery> |
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[[Category:Virginia Glee Club tours]] |
[[Category:Virginia Glee Club tours]] |
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| + | [[Category:Glee Club of the 1990s]] |
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| + | [[Category:1994]] |
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Latest revision as of 12:47, 31 May 2020
The 1994 Virginia Glee Club Tour of the Northeast, the highlight of the 1993-1994 season, saw the Glee Club performing in Hartford, New York City, Boston, Stamford, Philadelphia (Chestnut Hill), and Washington, DC. The tour began with a detour to Knoxville, Tennessee to appear at the American Choral Directors Assocation Southern Division Convention. The director was John Liepold.
Itinerary[]
- ACDA Southern Division Convention (Knoxville, TN)
- South Hadley, MA (with the Mount Holyoke Glee Club)
- West Hartford, CT
- Boston, MA, Old South Church
- Stamford, CT
- Philadelphia, PA
- New York, NY (Church of St. Mary the Virgin)
- Washington, DC (St. Matthew's Cathedral)
- Charlottesville, VA (Spring Concert (1994) with the Mount Holyoke Glee Club)
Program[]
The printed programs listed Steve Reich's "Clapping Music," but the Club did not perform that work on the tour.
- Alle Psallite Cum Luya (13th c. conductus)
- Ave Maria (13th c. plainchant)
- Missa Ave Maria (Cristobal de Morales)
- Ave Maria (Mark Keller)
- Ave Maria (Alice Parker)
- Ave Maria (Biebl)
- Young T.J. (Neely Bruce)
- Shenandoah (James Erb)
- Betelehemu (Wendall Whalum)
- New Day (David/Knight)
- Hold On (Eugene Thamon Simpson)
Cover
Bio/Rosters
Program (ACDA)
Program Notes
Texts and Translations
Appearances
Program courtesy of the collection of Jeff Slutzky.
Mount Holyoke performance[]
The performance at Mount Holyoke College was a separate event with a separate program; the Virginia Glee Club's repertoire was drawn from the tour repertoire, but a joint piece (the Duruflé Requiem) was also performed with the Mount Holyoke Glee Club.
Cover
Program
Texts 1
Texts 2
Rosters
Program courtesy of the collection of Jeff Slutzky.
Stamford performance[]
The performance at St. John the Evangelist Roman Catholic Church in Stamford, CT was part of the church's regular concert series.
Cover
Program
Acknowledgements
Program courtesy of the collection of Jeff Slutzky.
Tour poster and publicity[]
Front cover (group portrait)
Back cover (bio, schedule)
Promotional postcard for Boston performance