Northwestern College - De Klompen Yearbook (Orange City, IA)

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1155791125 -. . 2' -- e ' :gfygfs-wif: . '. ' -' 1.5 , ,ff g Heritagge5gSingers g Madrigal Dinner Northwestern's Heritage Singers high- ti lighted their year bynpresenting Christmas rigal Di riydiay' and Saltu rday, December '5 and 6 iniilthe Fern Smith Din- ing Hall. Brass fanfares heralded the beginning of a festive evening. All singers were garbed in Medieval and Renaissance attire. The group sang such selections as How Sweet 1 is Love by Machael Paget, and O Magnum Q Mysterium by Tomas Luis de Victoria. -r Earl Shay, diirectoggyoyf the Heritage Sing- . 2 ii: ers, favored the laukglyiri-Efii3yge wiithii.a gregoriani chant, a piece regularly used in the churches ' ' Q ofthe Renaissance. Climaxing the evening was the traditional ceremonial boar's head procession and flaming plum pudding. The evening closed with the nativity story told in scripture and song.