Vassar College Women's Chorus

For women's chorus; principally unacc. or with piano acc. Texts of the Latin and Hebrew works with English translations (1 folded sheet) in container. Ave Maria originally with orchestra or organ acc., arr. for piano. Recorded live in concert at Martel Recital Hall, Skinner Hall of Music, Vassar College, Apr. 14, 2007. Sung in Latin, English, or Hebrew

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Alternative title

Ani ma'amin; Shir hashirim; Artsa alinu; Queen Jane; Ain't no grave

Table of Contents

Cantate Domino / Michelle Roueché -- O salutaris Hostia / Frank Ferko -- Three sacred choruses. O bone Jesu ; Adoramus ; Regina coeli / Johannes Brahms (Sarah Godoy, soprano ; Erica Burkland, mezzo-soprano) -- Ave Maria / Brahms -- Sound the trumpet (Cassie Kirk, soprano ; Diana Hill, mezzo-soprano) ; O dive custos (Emily Dake, Hannah Ewart-Krocker, Allison Ross, Jenny Wilson-Cohen, sopranos) / Henry Purcell -- Four eulogies. Mrs. Deegan / John Estacio -- Red rose trilogy [i.e. Rose trilogy]. A red, red rose ; The white rose ; The lost rose / Eleanor Daley -- Ani ma'amin / Paul Caldwell, Sean Ivory, arr. (Rachel Handman, violin ; Jenny Wilson-Cohen, narrator) -- Shir hashirim / Yehudi Wyner, arr. -- Artsa alinu / Nina Gilbert, arr. -- O to be a dragon / Wyner -- Queen Jane / Stephen Hatfield, arr. -- Living in a holy city / Stephen Hatfield (Ian Garvie, Patrick Litterst, Vince Vincent, percussion) -- Aint no grave / Caldwell, Ivory, arr

Subject

Vassariana

Subject (Topical)

Choruses, Sacred (Women's voices), Unaccompanied

Choruses, Sacred (Women's voices) with piano

Choruses, Secular (Women's voices), Unaccompanied

Choruses, Secular (Women's voices) with piano

Folk songs, Hebrew

Choruses, Sacred (Women's voices) with instrumental ensemble

Folk songs, English

Spirituals (Songs)

Genre