Head-Royce School Presents
Dido & Aeneas
 

Head-Royce School Presents
Dido & Aeneas

Robert Wells, director
First Presbyterian Church, Oakland California
January 17 2004

Head-Royce performers Head-Royce  performers


My spirit sang all day
Gerald Finzi

Dido and Aeneas Henry Purcell

Overture Orchestra

CANTABILE


All through the night Welsh Folk Song

Bist du bei mir J. S. Bach (1685-1750)

The water is wide American Folk Song

COLLA VOCE

Choral Hymns from the Rig Veda (Third Group) Gustav Holst (1874-1934)

Hymn to the Dawn

Hymn to the Waters

Hymn to the Vena (Sun Rising Through the Mist)

Hymn to the Travelers

Weep, O Mine Eyes John Bennet (ca. 1570-1610)

When the night

CHORUS


Gate, gate Sandy Sukhov-Cressman

Performers
Dido Sarah Wong
Aeneas Hal Wolter
Belinda Sara-Alicia Gonzales
Sorceress Lauren Skinner
1st Witches Krista Yu & Sidney Kohis
2nd Witches Hannah Sugarman & Alison Stumpf
2nd Woman Abby Augus Attendant Ruth Duggan
Sailor Brittany Price Spirit Daisy Linden

Orchestra
Violins Michael Sand & David Wilson
Viola Daria D'andrea Cello Warren Stewart
Violone John Dornenburg Harpsichord Jonathan Salzedo


The Head-Royce Chorus is an ensemble open to all Upper School students who wish to sing. Previous musical experience or sight reading ability is not required. Members of the ensemble are asked to participate in several performances each year including the Fall Concert, the Holiday Program, the Winter Choral Concert, Cabaret, the Spring Concert, community concerts and the Spring Tour. The chorus also holds a retreat in late October at the McGucken Center in Occidental, California.The Chorus rehearses three times a week as a full ensemble and holds weekly sectionals.

Colla Voce is a select mixed vocal ensemble made up of 24 upper school singers. Repertoire is selected from madrigal to modern music. Members are required to sing in the chorus and perform at all of the same functions as the chorus. Auditions are held each spring. Colla Voce rehearses twice a week.

Cantabile is a small treble ensemble open to 9th grade students.


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