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Opposite Page: 1. Pam Ferguson and Becky Kregness prepare to sing, uI Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus , as they wait for jolly old Saint Nick's arrival. 2. The Concert Choir performs a difficult number from the uBach Magnificat, as Joseph Brough directs with zeal and pre- cision. 3. Kurt Strand, Santa Claus for the 1976 season, receives a warm welcome from his mysterious helper. 4. A medley of Christmas favorites is performed by the Centaur Choir Madrigal. This Page: 5. Composer C. Edward Thomas, a special guest, smiles as the Concert Choir performs his piece, I Have A Dream, adapted from the speech of Martin Luther King Jr. 6. Selections from HPaint Your Wagon brought these expressions of happiness to the faces of the Centaur Choir members. 7. Butterball and the Dixie Land Dolls, Debbie Kreut- ter, Rick Vaars and Julie Huber, dance to HButterball. 8. With a grandiose opening, uThis Land is Your Land starts off this year's pop concert. This selection was sung by mass choirs, with Melody King doing a special rihe routine. Choir Pop Concert 23
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Choir Concerts feature music from rock to Bach The Concert Choir began its concert schedule with uThis is Our Land, America.u Dedicated to Martin Lu- ther King, the concert traced music through the 20th century. The choir sang such early hit tunes as iiSentie mental Journey to modern day music, singing HI Wanna Hold Your Hand in an imitation of the Beatles Phenomena to a melee of screaming choir girls. The evening ended with the choir singing uI Have A Dreaml' by GE. Thomas adapted from a memorable speech given by Dr. King in 1963 at the Lincoln Memorial in Washington, DC. The highlight of iiGloria, the choirs' Christmas con- cert, was the singing of Bach's HMagnihcant entirely in Latin. The concert opened with the choir singing its tra- ditional rendition of uBeautiful Savior. Many familiar favorites were sung-Silver Bells, The Christmas Song and White Christmas-to warm the audience with the rosy glow of Christmas. The finale of the evening's performance was the tra- ditional singing of the iiHallelujah Chorus by the choirs .and alumni. 22 Choir Christmas Concert
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