Wayne High School - Devil Daze Yearbook (Wayne, NE)

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f j Choir Presents Concert at Joslyn in Omaha I , rm: Wfmwwlw ,.. lu 6 ,Y Thy Kingdom Come, O Lord . . F. M. Christiansen Nunc Dimitris ...... . Gretchaninotf A dynamic song of praise sung in unison, duct and full choir. Another number from the Russian Liturgy often used as a bene- diction. This number is especially beautiful because of the low Rus- sian Bassu and four-part women's chorus. Jesu, Priceless Treasure . . ..... Bach The well-known choral by Johann Bach telling of the treasures ob- tainable by those who believe in Christ. -- lNTERNllSSlON -- The Creation . . . . ..... Richter A modern choral setting of the story as found in Genesis 1:1-3. T k H Alleluia ........ . Thompson Salvation is Created ' ' Schesno O The best song of Randall Thompson's compositions, this song is a Beautiful Russian Church music beginning with four-part male masterpiece of contrapuntal harmony. Thompson takes the one word voices and developing into full eight-part choir. and weaves it through the most difficult rhythmic patterns, yet in perfect harmony. VVith rhythm and harmony, interpretation is the key to the beauty of this number. Grieve Not, O My Soul . ..... Williams A typical Ralph Williams composition, fugal in style, following the early Russian type music, Make Me, O Lord God, Pure in Heart . . . Brahms Wade In De Water I ' I I . . Arr. Howorth of Brahms' f-ery large choral works, this motet begins with five- pait block chords, develops into a four-part section with emphasis No religious concert would be complete without a Spiritual. There on the tenor voice. The next section is a polyphonic-antiphonal work, are two types of spirituals: the quiet, easy flowing type and the or is like a round where the several men's sections begin in the fugal rhythmic, spirited and anxious type. This number is from the first style answered by the wonieifs sections and ending with the men group. singing a new motif or melody. The last section is a vivace Qfastl movement ending in big full chords. Russian Easter Carol Of The Trees . . . . Gaul An arrangement by Harvey Gaul of a White Russian hymn depict- ing Mary walking through the forest just after the crucifixion. The sph-H Also Helpeth Us . . i I . I Bach No description of this musical masterpiece could do justice to Bach . The number is an eight-part tlouble choir motet displaying all of the Hallelulah' Amen ' ' Handel things Bach is noted for: melodic value, harmonic plan, contrapuntal A fast moving selection from Handel's Judas lVIaccabneus . solidity, :ind expressive purpose of thought. u L -15- 5' w.::ifr..,. ..,,,,,gx A ':--':- ' ..LL...:'.'i12 '.1.:1.i.,-wa. . n , . ' - .,.. A- iA.r.irwiii1 i r.iriw--V, ,A I ' ff--Asn.. on --- TN o ' uma - ll: KK

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