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Harpur  College

  Music
f
o
Department 

collegium

musicum
paul Jordan

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OIRECTORS

December  4,  1975
8:15  pm
Don  A.  Watters  Theater

�Collegium Musicum
***********&amp;********************************&amp;*******

I.  PRAISE  THE  LORD,  O JERUSALEM 

_ Anthem  fo r   5­part  chorus, 
strings,  and  basso  continuo

SINFONIA  IN  D MINOR 
for  two  ﬂutes  and  string 
orchestra
. 
Adagio 
Fugue 
HEAR  MY  PRAYER,  O LORD,  AND
LET  MY  CRYING  COME  UNTO  THEE 
Motet for  8 voices 

I  N T  E R  M I S S I  O  N

HENRY  PURCELL

(1658­1695)

WILHELM  F.  BACH
(1710­1784)

HENRY  PURCELL
(arr.  P.Jordan)

III.  MISSA  BREVIS  NO.  1 IN  F MAJOR 
for  4­part chorus,  soprano,  alto 
and  bass  s o l o i s t s ,   two  oboes
and  bassoon,  two  brass instru­
ments,  strings,  and  basso
continuo

J.S.  BACH
(1685–1750)

Kyrie  Eleison,  Christe  Eleison,  Kyrie  Eleison

­chorus

Gloria i n  E x cel s i s   Deo

­chorus

Domine  Deus,  Rex  C o e l e s t i s

­aria  for  bass  and  solo  violin

II.  Entry 
NOVA, 
Caro 
NOVA 
le : 
Motets:
GLORIOSAE  VIRGINIS  MARIAE 

HODIE  CHRISTUS  NATUS  EST 
Carole:
FROM  THE  SHEEP–SHEARER’S  GUILD
CHRISTMAS  PLAY  (COVENTRY) 

ANONYMOUS 

(ec.  1850) 

LEONEL  POWER
(ce.  1400)
CLAUDIO  MONTEVERDI
(1567­1643) 

ANONYMOUS
(ec.  1500)

Qufaiiizﬁﬁigiﬁomaﬁilboe
Quoniam  Tu  Solus  Sanctus

­aria fo r  alto and  vi o l i n
Cum  Sancto  Spiritu
­chorus

SANCTUS  IN  C MAJOR 
for  4­part chorus,  trumpet,
o oboes,  horm,  strings,  tym­
pani,  and  basso  continuo
EE EL 
EEX]

Motets:
O  DOMINE  JESUS 

ADRTAN  WILLAERT

(ec.  1490­1562)
VIDENTES  STELLAM  MAGI 

Exeunt  Carole:
NOWELL  SING  WE 

ROLAND  DE  LASSUS
(15632–1594)

ANONYMOUS
(ec.  1400)

This  concert  is  ﬁnanced  by  your
Student  Activity Fees.

J.S.  BACH

�Parts  I  and  III  are  oﬀered by  the  Collegium  Choir,
Orchestra, and  Soloists
Soloists :
Rachel  Gardener, soprano
Jacquelyne  Garms, alto
Eugene  Sawc zyn ,  bass
Karen  Tax,  ﬂute

Sharon  Kossakoﬀ, ﬂ ut e
George Myers, violin
Geoﬀrey Barron, oboe
Howard  Cohen,  ‘ cello

Orchestra:
Violin  I

Violin  II

Viola

George  Myers
Rosa  Campa
Paul  Goodman
Kimberley  Slater

Dinah  Voorhies
Olev  Viro
Joe  Zoeckler
Donald  Thaler

Carol  Isaacson
Joyce  Capani
Jeanne  Woodruﬀ
Ellen  Weil

‘Cello

Oboe

Trumpet

Howard  Cohen
Myra  Greenstein
Donna Page
Tracy  Slack

Geoﬀrey Barron
Janet Ziebur

Alfred  Szymaniak

Double  Bass

Lois  Chantry

Dominique  Hyatt

Harpsichord

French  Horn
Bassoon
Rebecca  Miller
Tympani
Geoﬀrey Brooks
Deborah  Lemon

Choir :

Alto

Soprano

Jill  Benjamin
Karen  Adler
Margaret  Donelian Carolyn Brooks
Karen  Clute
Carolyn  Dow
Susan  Cohen
Ann  Ehrlich
Carol  Delton
Marcia  Hausner
Sue  Lawson
Sheryl  Kay
Kate  Sudekum
Donna  Merriam
Karen  Tax
Louise  Ulrich
Barbara Hager
Ellen  Weil

Tenor
Richard  Kaskan
Ross  Levinson
Bass

Dan  Lotto
Neil  Rouda
Paul Sweeny
Larry  Zukof

Conductor : Paul Jordan
Part  I I   i s   o ﬀ e r e d  by  the Renaissance  Consort :
John  Doscow
Lorraine  Forman
Thomas  Kolpakas
Jan  Lauridsen

Di rector :

Sue  Lawson
Esther  St erl ing
Larry  Zukof

Edi th  Bor roﬀ

Kate  Sudekum
Paul  Sweeny
Karen  Tax

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Martin  Hass, piano

Saturday,  December  6, 1976
3:00  pm
Casadesus  Recital  Hall

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J.S.  BACH

PRELUDE  AND  FUGUE  IN  C–SHARP  MINOR 

from  Book  I of  the  Well  Tempered
Clavier

SYMPHONIC  ETUDES 
op.  13

R.  SCHUMANN

I  N T  E R M I S S I 0  N

SONATA  IN  B­FLAT 

F.  SCHUBERT

op.  post,
Molto  moderato
Andante  sostenuto

Scherzo:  Allegro  vivace  con  delicatezza
Allegro  ma  non  troppo
For Mr.  Kass,  t h i s  r e c i t a l  i s
given  in  partial  fulﬁllment of

the  requirements  for  the  degree
Master  of  Music.

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  YORK  AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR  COLLEGE

THE  DEPARTMENT  OF  MUSIC

UNIVERSITY  CHORUS
David L .  B uttolph, conduc tor

Sunday,  December  7 ,   1975
7 : 3 0   pm
Don  A.  Watters  Theater

�University  Chorus
*************&amp;*******é
******&amp;****&amp;***#*&amp;**************

EDWARD  ELGAR

THE  MUSIC  MAKERS 

Stephanie  Sundine,  mezzo–soprano
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David  Bes palko,  t rump e t
Robert  Hayes,  trumpet

Al  Szymaniak,  trumpet 
Dan  Benscer,  trumpet 
Richard  Gower,  trombone  Eric  Schwartz,  trombone
Mitch  Geisner,  trombone  James  Magacs,  trombone
Kirk  Jackson,  baritone
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with
Carmine  Burana  by  Carl  Orﬀ on  April  5th,  1976 
 and
Louise Wohlafka,  soprano,   Alan  Crabb,  t e n o r,
Jake  Gardener,  baritone.

�Program  Notes
The  Music  Makers,  set  to  Arthur  O’Shaughnessy’s

poem,  was  wr i t te n  i n  1912  and,  unlike  some  o f   i t s

earlier  predecessors  ­ Dream  of  Gerontius  (1900),

Enigma  Variations  (1899),  The  Apostles  (1903),  and

the  Symphonies  ­ uses  referential  themes  from  many  of
th es e  works.  The  at t ra c t i o n  f o r  Elgar was  th e  t e x –
tural quality  o f   dream  fantasy  and  the  p o ss i b i l i t i es
o f   harmonic  allusion and  dream  symbolization.

This  “Magniﬁcat",  by  Serge  Rachmaninoﬀ  (1873­
1943)  is  the  eleventh  of  ﬁfteen choral  selections
written  in  1916  for  the  “ALL  Night  Vigil,”  Opus  37.

I t  i s  formed  o f   fundamental  melody  l i n es  i n  the  lower
vo i c es  which  are  interspersed with repeated choral
exaltations in  th e  higher vo i c e s .   The  theme  o f   spir–
i t u a l  devotion i s  stated simply  i n  the beginning,

gaining  fulness  and  grandeur  and  gradually  growing
i n t o  a  complete  expression o f   the  humility  o f   the

Virgin,  and  an  aﬀirmation of  belief  in  the  power  of
the  Lord
Daniel  Pinkham (b.  1923)  is  a contemporary  Amer–
iean  composer  now  on  the  faculty  of  the  New  England

Conservatory  o f  Music.  His  “Christmas  Cantata,”
wr i t t e n  i n  1957,  i s  a  good re p res e n tati o n  o f  modern

choral  composition.  The  work i s  i n  three movements,
opening  with an  invocation  t o  the shepards  t o  t e l l

t h e  s t o r y   o f   t h e  Na t ivi t y.   This  i s  done  wi th  sim­
plicity  and  freshness,  and  in  programmatic  style.

The  second  movement describes  the  mystery  of  the

Virgin and  the Nativity,  and  leads  t o  an  ebullient
third movement,  where  the  f u l l  chorus  sings  “Gloria
i n  e x c el s i s  Deo,”  a motive repeated between  several
sections o f   praise and  adoration,  i n  which more  and
more  voices  are  heard.  The  work  culminates  drama­
tically  in a  ﬁnal Alleluia.

Bach  was  a great  borrower  not  only  from  such great

masters  as  Vivaldi and  Corelli but  from  his own  pro–

digious  output

From h i s  Mass  i n  B minor  composed  i n  1733,  Bach
drew  Cantata  191.  Dated  1740,  i t  i s  an  arrangement
o f   the Gloria  f o r  Festo  Nat ivi tat i s  C h r i st i .   The
work  i s  i n  three movements:  the  ﬁ r s t  based on  the
Gloria,  No.  4  o f   the  Mass;  the  second on  th e   Domine

Deus,  No.  7 of  the  Mass;  and  the  closing  chorus  on  the
Cum  Sancto  S p i r i tu ,   No.  11  o f   the  Mass.

The  main  d i ﬀ e re n ces   l i e  i n  Bach’s  textual changes
which  substitute  the  Doxology  i n  the  second and  third
movements.
What  makes  No.  191  an  e x ce pti o n a l   ‘borrowing  c a s e ’
however  i s  the  f a c t  th at  i t  i s  th e  only  cantata n o t

in  the  vernacular  (German).  According  to  Whittaker,
“No  year  of  the  Christmas  Day  for  which  it was  pre–
pared  i s  ascertainable,  and  (there  i s )  no  reason  f o r
th i s  departure  from  the  normal.”
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During  intermission,  you  are  cordially  invited

t o  attend the opening  o f   the  exhibition,  “Canvas

Fantasy”  in  the  University  Art  Gallery.

�THE  UNIVERSITY  CHORUS

SOPRANO
Elizabeth  Dixon
Judith  Elkin,
secretary
Michalene  George
Laurie  Goodheim,
treasurer
Kathleen  Groves
Marcia  Hausner
Janet  Hawkins

Cindy  Hibbard
Grace  Houghton
Harriet Johnson
Stephanie  Klein
Cheryl  Klingensmith
Danette  Lipten
Judy  Lou
Marcie  Lustgarten
Nancy  McCann
Juliette  Mellow
Harriet  Penensick
Martha  Powell
Jodi  Silbiger
Noreen  Spota
Barbara  Taggert
Sharon  Wilcox
Amy  Williams
ALTO
Clara  Budin
Phyliss  Burr
Molly  Cargile
Susan  Cohen
Joanne  Cronin
Nancy  Drucker
Dawn  Dweir
Ann  Ehrlich
Ruth  Foley
Miriam  Gilbert
Rosemary  Goetz
Sylvia  Horowitz
Rhonda  Klein

BASS  cont’d
Richard  Davis
Jon  Floriano
John  Florio
Michael  Gaworecki
Leon  Glow,
vice  president
Robert  Gordan
Kenneth  Hollister
Michael  Klein
Michael  Lamberta

Sue  Lawson
Judy  Levine
Michelle  Milligan
Carrie  Nichols
Emily  Parker
Janet  Peretz
Lori  Salomon
Amy  Schmertz
Judith  Schoolman
Beth Ann  Schoonmaker
Jane  Shear
Judith  Solheim
Margaret Starke

Thomas  Lamphere
Richard  Mallinson
Andrew  McKim
David  Mose
Michael  Pierce,
president

Adam  Pollak
William  Snyder

Marshall  St.  Clair

ACCOMPANIST
Chai­Kyu  Mallinson

Carol  Townsley
Michelle  Tuman
Jill  Weston

TENOR
John  Davidge
Richard  Ervin
Robert  Frankel,
librarian
Lee  Gartenberg
Frank  Holby
Ben  Holroyd
Mark  Lanze
Kevin  McDermott
Thomas  Nytch
Stuart  Silverman,
publicity
Jud  Wallis
Donald  Weiskopf
Floyd  West
BASS
Christopher  Arneson
Lynn  Aylesworth
Thomas  Baynes
Peter  Bolan
Ian  Cain
Carl  Dashman

THE  ORCHESTRA

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VIOLIN  I
Evelina  Choa,
concertmaster
Mary  Barton
Bruce  Berg
Ronald  Copes
Karen  Fliegler
Elmar  Oliveira
Robert  Seletsky
Michael  Smith
Lydia  Werbizky

VIOLA

VIOLIN  II
Armen  Boyagjian,
principal
Nigel  Allen
Janet Brady
Kevin  Byrnes
Lee  Ann  Harbatuck
Ross  Levinson
Marcia  Miller
Evan  Paris
Cordula  Rosow

CELLO

Larry  Bradford,
principal
Geoﬀrey Brooks
John  Dexter
Judy  Geist
Barbara  Gorin
Carol  Isaacson
Julie  Kramer
Sandra  Robbins
Ellen Weil

David  Heiss,
principal
Howard  Cohen
Michael  Finckel
David  Hoppe
Seth Jacobs
Tom  Shaw
Steve Stalker
Holly Wilson

�BASSES
Debbie  Neu,
principal

Richard Thomas

Dominique  Hyatt
Michael  Sanders
FLUTE
Susan  Passanante
Liann  Helfer

PICCOLO
Nancy  Becker
OBOE
E l l i o t  Friedman
Janet  Zeibur

ENGLISH  HORN
Matthew  Kuhn
CLARINET

Wendy  Osteyée
Paul  Ketchoyian

BASS  CLARINET

Laurie  Nash

BASSOON
Lois  Chantry

Michele  Stein

HORN

Bob  Taylor
Ken  Steiger
Rod  Thomas

Jay  Hilﬁger
TRUMPET
Alfred  Szymaniak
Bob  Hayes
Dave  Bespalko
TROMBONE
Eric Schwartz
Richard  Gower
Steve  Shear
TUBA
Tom  Wood
PERCUSSION
Diane  Dino
Joseph  Pazienza

TYMPANI
Geoﬀrey  Brooks
HARP
Linda  Warren

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                    <text>STATE  UNIVERSITY

OF  NEW  York AT  BINGHAMTON 

Harpur College 
Department of Music 

Walter Ponce, piano 

Saturday,  January  24,  1976
8:15  pm

Watters  Theater

�Walter  Ponce,  piano

WORKS  BY  FREDERIC  FRANGOIS  CHOPIN  (1810­1849)
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BALLADE
in  A–ﬂat major,  op.  47 

(1840­41)

TWO  NOCTURNES
in  C­sharp  minor,  op.  27,  no.  1 
In  G major,  op.  37,  no.  2 

(1834­35)
(1839)

SCHERZO
in  B­ﬂat minor,  op.  31 

(1837)

­Intermission­

SCHERZO
in  B minor,  op.  20 

(1831­32)

TWO  NOCTURNES
in  F major,  op.  15,  no.  1 
in  F­sharp  major,  op.  15,  no.  2 

(1830­31)
(1830­31)

BALLADE
in  G minor,  op.  23 

(1831­35)

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Harpur College
Department of Music

LENOX  QUARTET

S a t u rd a y,   February  7 ,  1976
8:15  pm
Casadesus  Recital  Hall

�The  Lenox  Quartet
FORTHCOMING  EVENTS

Feb  10 
Feb  14 
Feb  17 
Feb  21 

Catskill Quintet 
. 
Margie  Graber,  piano  recital. 
Margaret  Donelian,  voice  recital
Seymour  Fink  and  Delmar  Pettys:
ptano  and  v i o l i n  
Feb  2 7  Orchestra  Concert 
: 
Feb  28  Dennis  Berg,  piano  recital 
Feb  29  Chamber  Series:  Toby  Appel
Al  Hamme

Paul  Jordan

*************************************************&amp;***

QUARTET  IN  E MAJOR 
op.  125,  no.  2

F.  SCHUBERT

Allegro  con  fuoco
didamie
Menuetto:  Allegro  vivace
Rondeau:  Allegro  vivace
STRING  QUARTET  (1953) 

I.  FINE

Allegro  risoluto
Lento
¥¥¥¥¥¥

–I NTERMI SSI ON –

Any  cars  parked  by  ﬁre  hydrants,  yellow  curbs, 
or  i n  24  hour  disabled  spaces  are  subject  to  being
towed  away  at  the  owners’  expense. If  your  vehicle 
is  in  any  of  these  areas,  please  mov e it  immediately. 
Your  cooperation  is  appreciated.

QUARTET  IN  E­ﬂat MAJOR 

op.  127

L.  van  BEETHOVEN

Maestoso:  Allegro
Adagio,  ma  non  troppo  e molto  cantabile
Scheraando  vivace
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E W  Y o

r k  AT  B I N G H A M T O N  

Harpur College 
Department of Music 

Delmar Pettys, violin 
Seymour Fink, piano 

S at u rd a y,   Februar y  21,  1976
8 : 1 6  pm
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�Delmar  Pettys,  violin
Seymour  Fink,  piano

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Feb  27  Orchestra  concert

28  Dennis  Burge,  piano  r e c i t a l
29  Margaret  Donelian,  v o i c e  r e c i t a l

29  Concert Series:  Toby  Appel,  viola
Al  Hamme,  saxophone
Paul  Jordan,  piano

Mar  2  Judy  G e i st ,   v i o l a  r e c i t a l
5  Miriam  Brickman,  piano  drama

6 
12 
13 
Apr  27 
29 
May  1 

Geoﬀrey  Barron,  oboe  recital
Balkan  concert
Lenox  Quartet
Marriage  of  Figaro
Marriage  of  Figaro
Marriage  of  Figaro

abutment­u“Hun­Maeaemu:umt­*u­umuumusxsmumtuu
MOZART

SONATE  IN  E  MINOR 

KV  304

Allegro
Tempo  di Menuetto

BEETHOVEN

SONATE  IN  0 MINOR 
Op.  30,  No.  2

Allegro  con  brio
Adagio  cantabile
Scherzo
Finale:  Allegro

–INTERMISSION–

SONATE  IN  A MAJOR 

BRAHMS

Op.  100

Any  cars  parked  by  ﬁre  hydrants,  yellow

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your  vehicle  ig  in  any  of  these  areas,  please  move

Allegro  amabile
Andante  tranquillo
Allegretto  grazioso (quasi  Andante)

i t  immediately.  Your  cooperation i s  appreciated.

RONDEAU  BRILLANT  IN  B MINOR 
Op.  70

SCHUBERT

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                    <text>STATE  UNIVERSITY  OF  NEW  YORK  AT  BINGHAMTON

Harpur College
Department of Music

Harpur Symphony Orchesta
Judith Somogi,  conductor
guest  a r t i s t ;
Judith Anthony,  soprano

Friday,  February  27,  1976
8:15  pm
Soetal  Room

�FORTHCOMING  EVENTS
Dennis  Burge,  piano recital
Concert  Series :  Toby  A ppel ,  vio la
A l Hamme,  saxophone
Paul  Jordan,  piano
2 9 Margaret  Donelian,  voice recital
Mar  2 Judy  Geist,  viola recital
Feb  28
29

5
12

l

W A G N E R :  W E S E N D O N K  L I E D E R

Miriam Brickman,  piano  drama

Balkan  concert
13 Concert  Series :  The  Lenox  Quartet
1 4 Wind Ensemble  concert
2 0 Diane  Pendleton,  piano r ecita l
27 Sandra  Robbins,  viola recital
Apr  4 Jazz  Ensemble  concert
5 Chorus  and Orchestra  concert
2 4 Concert  Series :  The  Lenox  Quartet
2 5 Wendy  Simpson,  piano recital
27 Marriage  of  Figaro
2 8 Co llegium Musicum  concert
2 9 Marriage  of  Figaro
May  1 Marriage  of  Figaro
2 Seymour  Fink,  piano  r ecita l

I. Der Eng el
In der Kindheit frithen Tagen
hort’ ich oft von Engeln sagen,
die des Himmels hehre Wonne
tauschen mit der Erdensonne,
dass, wo bang ein Herz in Sorgen
schmachtet vor der Welt verborgen,
dass, wo still es will verbluten,
und vergehn in Tranenﬂuten,
dass. wo briinstig sein Gebet
einzig um Erlosung ﬂeht,
da der Engel nieder schwebt,
und es sanft gen Himmel hebt.
Ja, es stieg duch mir ein Engel nieder,
und auf leuchtendem Geﬁeder
ﬁthrt er, ferne jedem Schmerz,
meinen Geist n un himmelwa rts.

II. Stehe Still!
Sausendes, brausendes Rad der Zeit,
Messer du der Ewigkeit;
leuchtende Sphéren im weiten All,
die ihr umringt den Weltenball ;
urewige Schépfung, halte doch ein,
Genug des Werdens, lass mich sein!
Halte an dich, zeugende Kraft,
Urgedanke, der ewig schaﬀt!
Hemmet den Atem, stillet den Drang,
schweiget nur eine Sekunde lang!
Schwellende Pulse, fesselt den Schlag ;
Ende, des Wollens ew’ger Tag!
Dass in selig siissem Vergessen
ich mog’ alle Wonnen ermessen!
Wenn Aug’ in Auge wonnig trinken,
Seele ganz in Seele versinken ;
Wesen in Wesen sich wieder ﬁndet,
und alles Hoﬀen’s Ende sich kiindet ;
die Lippe verstummt in staunendem

Any  cars  parked by  ﬁ r e  hydrants,  yel­
low curbs,  or  in 24  hour  disabled spaces  are

sub ject  to being  towed away  a t   the  owner’s
expense. If  your vehicle  i s  in any  of  these
areas,  please move  i t  immediately . Your  co­
operation i s  appreciated.

Schweigen,
­keinen Wunsch mehr will das Inn’re
zeugen :
erkennt der Mensch des Ew’gen Spur,
und los’t dein Rﬁtsel, heil’ge Natur!
i

I . The Angel
In the early days of childhood
I often heard tales of angels
who exchange the higher joys
of Heaven for the sunshine of earth,

so that whoever with sorrowing heart
languishes hidden from the world,

whoever bleeds to silent death,
passing away in ﬂoods of tears,
whoever with fervor prays
only for release from l i f e
to him the angel descends
and gently raises him to Heaven.
Yes, an angel came also to  me
and with his shining golden wings
carried, far from every pain,
my spirit up towards Heaven!

II. Stand Still!
Rushing, roaring wheel of time,
knife­blade of eternity,
glowing sphere in distant space
closed about the globe of earth ;
ﬁrst creation, stop your turning,
enough of existence, let me be!
Hold back, power of begetting,
grimal thought, etern  creator!
top this breathing, still this desire,
silence it only a few seconds’ time!
Swelling impulse, restrain your blow,
end the unending day of wanting!

So that in sweet and happy forgetting

I might measure the worth of joy!
When eye drinks in the joy of eye,
when soul is sunk in another’s soul,
when being ﬁnds itself
in another’s being,
and we reach the end of all hoping ;
when lips are dumb
in wondering silence,
the inner soul will beget no more desire
then man will know the eternal sign
and solve thy riddle, holy Nature!

�III. Im  Treibhaus
Hochgewdlbte Blatterkronen,
. Baldachine von Sma ragd,
Kinder ihr aus fernen Zonen,

saget mir, warum ih r klagt?
Schweigend neiget ih r die Zweige,
malet Zeichen in die Luf t,
und, der Leiden stummer Zeuge,
steiget aufwarts siisser Duf t.
Weit in sehnendem Verlangen
breitet ihr die A rme aus,

und umschlinget wahnbefangen

6der Leere nicht’gen G raus.
‘Wohl, ich weiss es, a rme Pﬂanze:
ein Geschicke teilen wir,
ob umstrahlt von Lic ht und Glanze,
unsre Heimat ist nic ht hier !
Und wie f roh die Sonne scheidet

von des Tages leerem Schein,
hiillet der, der wahrhaf t leidet
sich in Schweigens Dunkel ein.
Stille wird’s, ein sduselnd Weben
ﬁillet bang den dunkeln Raum :
schwere Tropfen seh ’ ich schweben
an der Blatter grilnem Saum.

IV. Schmerzen
Sonne, weinest jeden Abend
dir die schénen Augen rot,
wenn im Meeresspiegel badend
dich erreicht der frithe Tod ;
doch ersteh’st in alter Pracht,
Glorie der diistren Welt,
du am Morgen neu e rwacht,
wie ein stolzer Siegesheld!
Ach, wie sollte ich da klagen,
wie, mein Herz, so schwer dich sehn,
muss die Sonne selbst verzagen,
muss die Sonne unte rgehn?

und g e b i e rTeod nur Leben,
t 

geben Schmerzen Wonnen nu r :
o \\'ie dank’ ich dass gegeben
solche Schmerzen mi r Natur !
V.  Trdawme
Sag; welch wunderba re Traume
halten meinen Sinn u mfangen,
dass sie nicht wie lee re Schaume
sind in 6des Nichts vergangen?
Traume, die in jeder Stunde,
jedem Tage schooner blith’n,
und mit ihrer Himmelskunde
selig durch’s Gemiite ziehn!
Traume, die wie hehre Strahlen
in die Seele sich versenken,
dort ein ewig Bild zu malen :
Allvergessen, E ingedenken!
Traume, wie wenn Fr ithlingssonne
aus dem Schnee die Bliiten  k iisst,
dass zu nie geahnter Wonne
sie der neue Tag begr iisst,
dass sie wachsen, dass sie bliihen,
traumend spenden ih ren Duf t,
sanft an deiner Brust vergliihen,
und dann sinken in d ie G ruft.

III. In the Greenhouse
High­arched leaf y crowns,
canopies of emerald,
children of a distant clime,
tell me, why do you mourn ?
Noiselessly your branches bend,
shaping gestures in the air,
and as silent witness of sorrow

there rises upwards a sweet scent.

Wide in yearning desire
you spread out your arms
and embrace the maddening
void horror of empty space.
Well do I know, poor plants,
that we share one destiny,
even with light and  lass above us
our homeland is not  ere!
How gladly does the sun withdraw
f rom the empty light of day
to veil him who truly sorrows
in the dark of silence.
All grows still, a rustling motion
ﬁlls the darkened space with grief:
I see heavy drops suspended
on the green edges of  the leaves.

IV Pain
Sun, you weep every evening
until your fair eyes a re red
when bathing in the sea’s mirror
you reach your early death ;
yet you rise with accustomed splendor,
glory of the gloomy world,
newly awakened at morning
as a proud, victorious hero!
Ah, why should I complain,
why, my heart, pity you so
when the sun himsel f must despair,

when the sun must sink in min ?

Death always gives b irth to  l ife.
pains always bring f orth joys :
oh, how thank f ul a m  I t ha t Nature
has given me such pa ins!
V.  Dreams
Shall I sa y what wond rous d reams
hold m y mind in thrall,
so that it has not like  empty bubbles
passed in to oblivion?
Dreams, that in ever y hour,
every day grow fairer,
and with their heavenly message

Bass th ro u gh  m y s  oul w i t h  b lessings!

reams, that like celestial rays
penetrate my very soul
and paint an un fading picture there
of forgetting and remembering!
Dreams that, like the  sun of spring,
d raw ﬂowers f rom snow with a k iss ;
they are born to unsu spected joy
and greet the new da y ;
then they grow, and they bloom,
and d reaming give forth t hei r scen t ;
gently they cool upo n your breast
and then sink into th e grave.

The  Harpur  Symphony  Orchestra
Jt ’l’étd­Jt ’h t ’l'a ta ta td’hh tJi­il­sh ta hh ta l­Jl'Ji­thbtJhi'ihh t ’ta hhhhhh téhbbhhh t ’td'i t

ACADEMIC  FESTIVAL  OVERTURE 
WESENDONCK  LIEDER 

BRAHMS
' WAGNER

Der  Engel
Stehe  s t i l l
Im  Treibhaus
Sehmerzen
Trdume

J u d i th  Anthony,  soprano

«IN TE’RMI SSI 01V­
SYMPHONY  NO.  88 

HAYDN

L’ARLESIENNE  SUITES 

BIZET

I
Prelude
Minuetto
Adagietto
Carillion
IT

Farandole

�ORCHESTRA  PERSONNEL

FIRST  VIOLINS

BASSES

HORNS

Evelina  Chao, Concertmaster
Bruce  Berg
Ronald  Copes
Karen  Fliegler
David  Harrington
Elmar  Oliveira
Michael  Smith
Paul  Turco
Lydia  Werbizky

Debbie  Neu, principal
Dominique  Hyatt.
Michael  Sanders
Richard  Thomas

Ed  Deskur
Jay  Hilﬁger
Ken  Steiger
Rodney  Thomas

FLUTES

TRUMPETS

Susan  Passanante
Liann  Helfer

Scott  Kelley
J e ﬀ  Lake
Glenn  Morrell

SECOND  VIOLINS
PICCOLO

Armen  Boyajian, principal
Nigel  Allen
Janet  Brady
Kevin  Byrnes
Lee  Ann  Harbatuck
Ross  Levinson
Roy  Lewis
Marcia  Miller
Evan  Paris
Cordula  Rosow

TROMBONES

Nancy  Becker
Eric  Schwartz
Richard  Terrano
OBOES

Elliot  Friedman
Janet  Zeibur

TUBA

Thomas  Wood
ENGLISH  HUKN
TYMPANT

VIOLAS

Matthew  Kuhn
Geoﬀrey Brooks

Larry  Bradford, principal
Geoﬀrey Brooks
John  Dexter
Kathy  Elias
Barbara  Gorin
Judy  Geist
Tim  Killian
Sandra  Robbins
Ellen  Weil

CLARINETS
PERCUSSION

Wendy  Osteyée
Joyce  Rose

BASSOONS

Lois  Chantry
Valerie  Durham
CELLOS

David  Heiss, principal
Howard  Cohen
Michael  Finckel

CONTRABASSOON

Cindy  Baldwin

Walter  Gray
David  Hoppe
Tom  Shaw
Steve  Stalker
Holly  Wilson

ALTO  SAXOPHONE

Earl  Gregory

Diane  Dino
Steve  Press

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF  NEW  York AT  BINGHAMTON 
‘Harpur College 

Departmentof  Music 

T H E  L E N OX  Q UA RT E T

Saturday,  March  13,  1976
8:15  pm
Don  A.  Watters  Theater

�Toby  Appel,  viola
Peter  Marsh,  violin 
Delmar  Pettys,  violin  Donald  McCall, ‘cello
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FORTHCOMING  EVENTS

Mar 14

19
20
27
28
28
28

Apr

2

3
4
5

23
24
26
27
29

May

1

2

5
8

Wind  Ensemble  concert
Margie  Graber,  piano  recital

Diane  Pendleton,  piano  r e c i t a l

Paul  Jordan,  organ/harpsichord
First  Presbyterian  Church,  Endicott
Eugene  Sawezyn,  voice  recital
Larry  Bradford,  viola  recital
Oberlin  Conservatory  Percussion
Ensemble  concert
Geoﬀrey  Barron,  oboe  recital
Paul  Ketchoyian,  clarinet  recital
Jazz  Ensemble  concert
University  Chorus  and  Orchestra:
Carmina  Burana
David  Hoppe,  cello  recital

Opus  50,  no.  6 “The  Frog”
Allegro
Poco  Adagio
Menuetto  (A l legretto)
Finale  (Allegro  con  spirito)

Collegium Musicum  concert
Jan  Lauridsen,  piano  r e c i t a l

SCHUMANN

QUARTET  IN  A MAJOR
Opus  41,  no.  3

Andante  espressivo  ­ Allegro  molto  moderato
Assai  agitato
Adagio  molto
Finale  (Allegro  molto  vivace)

Concert  S e r i e s :   The  Lenox  Quartet

Wendy  Simpson,  piano  recital
The  Marriage  of  Figaro
The  Marriage  of  Figaro
The  Marriage  of  Figaro
Carolyn  Berdall,  cello  recital
Concert  Series:  Seymour  Fink,  piano

HAYDN

QUARTET  IN  D  MAJOR 

–INTERMISSION–

QUARTET  IN  C MAJOR
Opus  69,  n o .   3

Andante  con  moto  ­ Allegro  vivace
Andante  con  moto  quasi  Allegretto
Menuetto  (Grazioso)
Allegro  molto

BEETHOVEN

�NOTICE

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following  announcement:

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY  OF N

E W  Y o r k  AT  BINGHAMTON 

Harpur College 
Department of  Music 

The Ha rpur W ind Ensemble
Albert  Hamme,  Director
Jay  Hilﬁger,  Graduate  Conductor
Asher  Raboy,  Undergraduate  Conductor

Presents

A  Bicente nnial C elebrat ion
2 0 0  Years of America n Music
Sunday,  March  14,  1976
8:15  pm

Don  A.  Watters  Theater

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The  Harpur  Wind  Ensemble
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AMERICAN  OVERTURE  FOR  BAND  (1955) 

Joseph  W.  JENKINS

FORTHCOMING  EVENTS
Mar  19 Margie  Graber,  piano  recital
20
27

Richard  WAGNER

AMERICAN  CENTENNIAL  MARCH  (1876) 
BATTLE  OF  TRENTON  (1792) 

at­

James  HEWITT

John  Philip SOUSA

CIVIL  WAR  FANTASY  (1961) 

Jerry  BILIK

TERMI SSI ON
I N 

COMMANDO  MARCH  (1 94 3) 

AN  AMERICAN  IN  PARIS (1928) 
VARIATIONS  ON  A SHAKER  MELODY  (1944) 

AMERICAN  SALUTE (1943) 

First  Presbyterian  Church,  Endicott

28 Eugene  Sawczyn,  voice  recital
28 Oberlin  Conservatory  Percussion  Ensemble
28 Larry  Bradford,  viola  recital

Apr  2 Geoﬀrey  Barron,  oboe  recital
3 Paul  Ketchoyian,  clarinet  recital

PRESIDENT  GARFIELD’S  INAUGURAL  MARCH  (1881) .

 
AN  ELLINGTON  PORTRAIT  ( 196 5) 

Diane  Pendleton,  piano  r e c i t a l
Paul  Jordan,  organ/harpsichord  recital

Samuel  BARBER

4 Jazz  Ensemble  concert
5 University  Chorus  and  Orchestra:
Carmina  Burana
23 David  Hoppe,  c e l l o  r e c i t a l
24 Concert  S e r i e s :   The  Lenox  Quartet
25 Wendy  Simpson,  piano  r e c i t a l
27 The  Marriage  of  Figaro
29 The  Marriage  of  Figaro
May  1 The  Marriage  of  Figaro
2 Carolyn  Berdall,  cello  recital
2 Concert Series:  Seymour  Fink.  piano
5 Collegium Musicum  concert
8 Jan  Lauridsen,  piano  r e c i t a l

George  GERSHWIN
Aaron  COPLAND

Floyd  E.  WERLE
Morton  GOULD

*  Music  made  available,  free  of  charge,  by  the  J.C
Penny  Co.

�PERSONNEL

PICCOLO

BASS  CLARINETS

CORNETS

Debbie  Sucho ﬀ

Laurie  Nash
Linda  Levine

Alfred  Szymaniak
David  Bespalko
Robert  Hayes
David  Cistola

FLUTES
ALTO  SAXOPHONES
Karen  Tax
Bethia  Margoshes
Kathy  S i t zer
Amy  Lipton

Andy  Weiss
Michael  Kolodny
Carl  Gutterman

OBOES

TENOR  SAXOPHONE

Matthew  Kuhn
R i chard  St e iner
Stuart  Small

Beth  Schoonmaker

TRUMPETS
Mario  Cerrino
Fred  Bartman
TUBAS
Mark  McAdon
Carmelo  Comberiati

BARITONE SAXOPHONE
ENGLISH  HORN

Richard  Inch

Matthew  Kuhn
FRENCH  HORNS
BASSOONS
Lo i s  Chant ry
Ingri d  Tomsons

Jay  Hilﬁger
Rod  Thomas
Robert  Taylor
Jim  Berriman

CLARINETS

TROMBONES

Mark  Zavatto
Donna  Booth
Paul  Ketchoyian
Cindy  Baldwin
Carol  Schneider
Frank  Bucek
Lori  Miller
Joanne  Oventhal
Ian  Cain

Richard  Gower
Stephen  Shear
Richard  Terrano

PERCUSSION
Roy  Weinberger
Geoﬀrey Brooks
Keith  Martens
Joe  Pazienza
Diane  Dino
Robert  Bradley
OFFICERS

E­ ﬂ at   CLARINET

Robert  Sarachan

BARITONES
Asher  Raboy
Kirk Jackson
Evan  Altman

Geoﬀrey Brooks,
pres i dent
Matthew  Kuhn,
vice  president
Cindy  Baldwin,
treasurer
Ingrid  Tomsons,
librarian

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HARPUR
JAZZ  ENSEMBLE
Albert  Hamme,  director
conductor
David Hibbard, 

Sunday , ﬂprl  4 , 1976
Don  ﬂ.  Waters  Theaetr
p
30:0  m

�Program
*************************&amp;*************%*ﬁ***********

RAY’S  IDEA 

arr.  by  Mitch  GEISNER

WHISPER  NOT 

Benny  GOLSON

CHICAGO 

D.  RADER

ONCE  I LOVED 

arr.  by  Phil  WOODS

LOW  DOWN 

MINOR  BOOZE 

W i l l i e  MAIDEN

JUMP  FOR  JOE 

Gene  ROLAND

TALK  OF  THE  TOWN 

arr.  by  Manny  ALBAM

DIRTY  OLD  MAN 

Frank  WESS

Thad  JONES­
kkk kk

TAKE  OUT  THE  GARBAGE 

Mitch  GEISNER

ANGEL  EYES 

arr.  by  Al  HAMME

COMES  THE  RESOLUTION 

Manny  ALBAM

–INTERMISSION–

This  Ensemble  was  established as  a  performance

medium  i n  1968  and  has  appeared  i n  co n ce r t  with The

BLUES  FOR  POLAND 
I REMEMBER  CLIFFORD 

Tony  KLATKA
Benny  GOLSON

arr.  by  Mitch  Geisner

Buﬀalo  Philharmonic  Orchestra,  Clark  Terry,  Marvin
Stamm,  Lew  Soloﬀ, Urbie  Green,  Frank  Wess,  Edie
Daniels,  Slam  Stewart,  Manny  Albam,  Jimmy  Owens  and
has  recorded  for  Crest and  Mark  Records.

�PERSONNEL
ALTO  SAX
Warren  Sacks
Robert Sarachan

PTANO

TENOR  SAX

BASS

Howard  Brown
Richard  Inch

Lee  Mustiker
Ira Antelis
Mel  Comberiati

Randy  Rockwell

BARITONE  SAX
Robert  Trachtenberg

GUITAR
David  Helefant

TRUMPETS
David  Hibbard
Mike  Kinney
Daniel  Bencher

DRUMS

Mike  Ward
John  Lamarka
TROMBONES

Miteh Geisner

Tony  Piazza
Steve  Shear

BASS  TROMBONE
Jim  Magacs

Steve  Press

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