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Four
radio broadcasts featuring performances from the 2002 World Choral Symposium
January, 2003
With host Brian Newhouse
A
message from Brian Newhouse (2003)
Program
1 | Program 2 | Program 3 | Program
4
During the summer of 2002, the top-ranked
choirs from all over the world came to the Minneapolis-Saint Paul, Minnesota
to share, learn, and perform at the Sixth World Symposium on Choral Music.
Peabody Award-winning host and producer Brian Newhouse brings listeners
the very best from that gathering in World Choral Spectacular, a series
of four, highly produced, two-hour programs that showcases the pinnacle
of choral singing.
PROGRAM
No. 1: Listen part 1 | Listen
part 2
Hour 1
St. Olaf Choir
(USA)
Christoph Weyse
O Day Full of Grace
Kenneth Jennings
The Lord Is the Everlasting God
Sarah Hopkins
Past Life Melodies
Adelaide Chamber
Singers (Australia)
Clare Maclean
Christ the King
Duncan McKie
Inland
Steven Leek
Kondalilla
University of
Pretoria (South Africa)
Pieter Louis van Dijk
Horizons
TraditionaL
South African Folk Songs
Hour 2
Cantus (USA)
Randall Thompson
Alleluia
Dale Warland
Singers (USA)
Alberto Grau
Confitemini Domino
Frank Ferko
Hildegard Triptych
Spiritual
My Soul's Been Anchored
Elmer Isler
Singers (Canada)
Peter Togni
Ave Verum
Healey Willan
The Lady Motets
Lydia Adams
Mi'kmaq Honor Song
Traditional
Le Moulin; I's the By
PROGRAM
NO. 2: Listen
part 1 | Listen part 2
Hour One
St. Jacob's
Chamber Choir (Sweden)
Michael Waldenby
Coelos ascendit hodie
Eskil Hemberg
Du som ar over oss
Traditional
Med mit oga se!/Den blomstertid
Spiritual: I'm Gonna Sing
VocalEssence
(USA)
Chris deBlasio
My Beloved is Mine
Stephen Paulus
Love Opened
Jaakko Mantyjarvi
El Hambo
Norwegian Soloists
Choir (Norway)
Alfred Janson
Sonnet No. 76
Jorge Cordoba Valencia
The Divine Image
Edvard Grieg
I Himmelen
Hour Two:
Little Singers of Armenia (Armenia)
Komitas
Blessed is the Lord
Tigran Stambultsyan
Three Small Songs
Dmitri Halajyan
Quis Est Homo
Arnas Voskanyan
Suite: Prayer, Sad Song, Autumn
Armid Karapetyna
A Leaf Said to a Leaf
Lado: the National Folk Dance Ensemble of Croatia (Croatia)
Boizo Potocnik
Dobar Vecer/Ivanjski Ples
Drazen Kurilovcan
Stase Mati/Dika Bogu
Rigadom Cathedral Boys Choir (Latvia)
Juris Vaivods
Riga's Crown (Suite)
PROGRAM
NO. 3: Listen
part 1 | Listen part 2
Red Leaf Children's Choir (China)
Traditional
Spring Morning; Question & Answer
Taipei Philharmonic
Choir (Taiwan)
Na-Chang Chen
I Am Flying
Na-Chang Chen
Carrying a Heavy Load
Wen-Yi Liu
The Tuberose
Okubo Mixed Chorus
(Japan)
Minoru Miki
Ai (Sadness); Raku (Comfort)
Ansan City Choir
(South Korea)
Young-Joe Lee
Chungsanri Byukesu
Gon-Young Lee
Peddlers
Traditional
The Peasant Song
Hour 2
Michigan State
University Children's Choir (USA)
Traditional
How Can I Keep from Singing?
Marjan Helms
On a Sunny Evening
Moses Hogan
Music Down in My Soul
Gifu High School
Choir (Japan)
Traditional
Sorong Wish
World Youth Choir
(global)
Thomas Tallis
Spem in Alium
Gustav Mahler
Die Zwei Blauen Augen; Ich Bin Der Welt
Benjamin Britten: Concord
Namibia National
Youth Choir
Tswana Folk Song
Dumela Ma Afrika
Traditional
The Hunter and the Bird
PROGRAM
NO. 4: Listen
part 1 | Listen part 2
AmericaFest
Boni Pueri
(Czech Republic)
Smetana: Proc bychom se netesili! from The Bartered Bride
Dvorak: Goin' Home, based on Largo from Symphony No. 9
Cantus (USA)
Tormis
Varjele, Jumala
American Boychoir (USA)
Tippett
Steal Away
Sousa
Stars and Stripes Forever
Chor Leoni (Canada)
Traditional
Loch Lomond
Schafer
Chant to Bring Back the Wolves
Amabile (Canada)
Brubacher
He Who Dwells (Psalm 91)
U2
MLK
Traditional
Rainbow 'Round My Shoulder
RigaDom (Latvia)
Traditional
Martin's Song; A Dog's Mansion
YL (Finland)
Sibelius
Sortunat aani
Traditional
Folksong
Hour 2
Chanticleer (USA)
Juan de Lienas
Credidi
Jackson Hill
Voices of Autumn
Guido Lopez-Gavilan
Conga
Foster
I Dream of Jeannie
Ann Ronell
Willow Weep for Me
Cantoria de Merida
(Venezuela)
Cesar Carillo
Oiga compae
Rafael Suarez
El Gavan
Gilberto Rebolledo
Aires de Golpe Tuyero
Moore by Four
(USA)
A Suite of Spirituals and Duke Ellington songs
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