Augsburg College - Augsburgian Yearbook (Minneapolis, MN)

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chorale CHORALE FintrawR Couffcrin K EUuad. 1 Pedor I Linmjn R Muichintki. 0 McCartney. L Q j.ioily N Andrrton. S. Ctlberl. D. Por ».l A ri on 1 8 r .nr) R en gr Iran . Sw-.oitd row D kortnmaa P t «U T Bocklund L Irffrrv 0 Vent M Fitzgerald. S Walter . L Andrnon. K McWatrrv R Anderaon ? Cl,nr | Leviion K Malrhow third row K ftockbrader ft And rv n 0 L.pptii K Kralavoa B EUion. I NUllsoa. P Skier, old Fourth raw: C Varonyak. I PopJun. M Mattwn. P Kraut . C Canada CHORALE: The Augsburg Chorale provided musical enjoyment for many this year. Under the direction of Rob Engelson. the chorale had several concerts. Along with their Christmas concert, they performed at Augsburg Night at the Guthrie and had three Lenten Concerts in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Chorale was forty-five voices strong this year and purchased jerseys for themselves with the logo. “If you’ve got the Time. We’ve got the timbre. Officers for the group are: President — Brad Elliott. Vice-President — Kim McWaters. Sec Treas. — Kristy Anderson. Social Chairperson — Terri Bocklund.

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CABERET SINGERS: A student organized student run, pop singers group. The group had several shows and delighted many throughout the Twin City area. Tryouts are held every Fall and past members of the group select the vocalists for the sixteen member group. This year’s members are: Terri Bocklund, Mary Chervvien, Lisa Lundeen. Jan Nelson. Chris Conroy. Kim McWaters. Leslie Quigley, Karla Wiese, Frank Dickson. Brad Elliott, Kris 1 lorton, Jeff Kidder, Rich Buller, Rick Nordin, Craig Soderberg. Jack Raaen. The instrumentalists for the group are Dave Cherwien — piano. Bub Furney — drums, and Scott Anderson — bass. mzz ensemble The Augsburg Jazz Ensemble is an 18-piece organization dedicated to the jazz idiom. The group’s extensive repertoire seeks to preserve the Big-Band jazz tradition of days past, as well as to present current popular music in various jazz styles. In addition to its main objective of entertainment, the Jazz Ensemble is a source of education for its members, allowing each a chance for solo expression, and a solid experience in ensemble playing. MEMBERS: Front: T. Hanson. M. Ncururcr. S. MacDonald. K. Holmen, |. Parry. Middle: B. Jorgensen. S. Bleiffus. D. Dvorak. P. Nelson. Rear: B. Roland. B. Erlinson. B. Simenson. P. Mulligan. J. Sandgren. RHYTHM: piano — J. Carlson, vibes — M. Dakvig, drums — M. Churchill, bass — R. Gardner. j

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concert band Row 1: K. Nelson. P. Skjervold. J. Quanbcck. B. Clifford. M. Sullivan. C. Carr. J. Clark. K. Sougslad. Row 2: J. Slurman. C. Landowski. K. Holmen. P. MeVey. B. Froberg. M. Neururer. T. Hanson. J. Parry. K. Knutson. J. Holm. B. Ahl. A. Voelker. N. Nystuen. K. Berg. Row 3: P. Herzon. I.. Benninger. K. Blizrud. L. Kasper. W. Fiscus. K. Mickelson. S. Groth. D. Mattson. T. Peterson. A. Norton Hanson. N. Risly. J. DeFrecse. S. Anderson. J. Smdren. P. Eggcn. B. Simenson, P. Mulligan. B. Erlanson. J. Lillejord. B. Roland. Row 4: J. Mattison. R. Agrimson. B. Jorgensen. D. Krueger. D. Dvorak. R. Rogers. P. Nelson. S. Bleifuss. Standing: P. Burman. J. Driscoll. M. Oakvik. M. Churchill. B. Gardner. This was Larry Tallman's first year directing the Augsburg Concert Band. The 1978-79 organization consisted of 54 members, 17 of which are music majors. Highlighting the year was a week long tour to Illinois and Indiana. The band played six well received concerts during the five days on tour. The band has also performed mini-concerts for the dedications of the new music building and Parent’s Day, played a Lenten concert, and hosted Jazz Fest Five”. The band’s final performance was at commencement.