Wesley College - Eukairia Yearbook (Dover, DE)

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Spring Concert GUEST ARTIST: FLox'D VVORTHINGTON HE third annual spring concert was the big musical event of the year. By adding The Chorus this year the program was length- ened and enriched by the n1en's voices. The program opened with the Choir singing the Polka from Shvanda by VVeinberger fol- lowed by the contrasting quietness of Clokey's Flower of Dreams. The novelty, The Little French Clock, by Kountz, came next, and the first part of the program ended with the exub- erant Year's at the Spring by Beach. Mr. Worthington sang in his Hrst group of solos, Dearest Creature by Giardini, Hugh's Song of the Road by lflfilliams, She Never Told Her Love by Haydn, and the Prologue from Pagliacci by Leoncavallo. The Choir then sang a group of operetta favorites, 'KW' ant- ing You from The New Nloon, Rombergg Kiss Me Again, Mlle. Modiste by Herbert. As an encore they sang a modern arrangement by VVilson of Row, Row, Row Your Boat. THE CHORUS The Ensemble began with Frog Went a-Courting, a Kentucky mountain song ar- ranged by Brockwayg and then sang the lulla- by, South Carolina Croon Song by Gaul, ending with The Arkansas Traveler ar- ranged by Branscombe. For their encore they quoted Grandma Grunts, who admonished girls never to whistle lest they come to no good end. The arrangement was by Barthole- mew. For his second group of solos, Mr. Worth- ington,chose The Victory Riders, jamesg The Inn by Toyeg Lef' Away by Guiong and the ever-popular Shadrack by MacGim- sey. He was most gracious with his encores. The Chorus sang Ezekiel Saw de Wheel ar- ranged by Burleigh, the moving Easter spirit- ual, Sweet Little Jesus Boy by MacGimsey, and finally the humorous Who Did Swallow Jonah arranged by Protheroe. For the encore they sang the VVilson arrangement of Little David Play On Your Harp. For the finale Mr. Vlforthington and all of the singers sang the Toreador Song from Carmen, with Tramp Tramp Tramp from Naughty Marietta by Herbert as their encore. The spring concert was another memorable evening of this aca- demic year because of the success it was and the splendid feeling of achievement we had when it was over.

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