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State University of New York at Binghamton
Harpur College
Department of Music
Delmar Pettys
Seymour Fink
Saturday, November 6, 1976
8:15 P. M.
Don A. Watters Theater
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PROGRAM
Sonata i n G Ma jor , Opus 96
Al legro moderato
Adag io espressivo
Scher zo : Al legro
Poco Alleg r et to
Delma r Pet tys, v i o l in
Seymour Fink, p iano
L . van Beethoven
Sonata i n g minor (1917)
Claud e Debussy
Al legro v ivo
Interméde : Fantasque e t 1léger
F inale : Trds animé
INTERMISSION
Sp ir i t ed
Andan te
Intense
Al legro
Sonata i n d minor
Johannes Brahms
Alleg ro
Adag io
Un poco pres to e con sen t imen to
P r e s t o ag i ta to
�COMING EVENTS
Nov. 8, Mon. Harpur Symphony
Nov.13, Sat. Harpur Chorale
Nov.14, Sun. Jazz Ensemble (3 :00 p.m.)
Concert Series – Peter Marsh and Friends
Dec. 4, Sat. University Chorus & Orchestra Bicentennial
Dec. 9, Thur. Collegium Musicum (University Union)
Dec.12, Sun. Concert Series – Laredo,Robinson,Ponce
Dec.13, Mon. Wind Ensemble
All concerts will begin at 8 :15 p.m.
unless otherwise indicated.
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Works of Beethoven, Debussy and Brahms. Held at 8:15 pm, November 6, 1976, Watters Theater.
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State University of New York at Binghamton
Harpur College
Department of Music
PRESENTS
The
Harpur Symphony
Orchestra
UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
Judith Somogi
W I T H
G
T U E S T
P E T E R
S 0 L 0 I S T
M A R S H
Monday, November 8, 1976
8:15 P. M.
Don A. Watters Theater
�ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
THE HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Judith Somogi, conductor
Geoffrey Brooks, personnel manager
PROGRAM
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Overture to the Impresario, K. 486......
CELLOS
HORNS
David Hoppe,
Ken Steiger
Principal
Margie Topp
Bon Taylor
Lydia Werbizky,
Caleb Davidson
AssistantConcertmaster Holly Wilson
Barbara Sasso
Daniel Politi
Lisa Gutkin
Tamma Mann
Howie Cohen
Ross Levinsson
C. T. Shaw
Joan Weitzman
Claire Liva
David Harrington
Walter Graves
M. R. Smith
Jane Whitmore
Denis Cleveland
Kelly Bado
Andy Stack
Mark Helm
Rosa Campa
BASSES
Neil Conaty,
SECOND VIOLINS
Principal
Paul Turco,
David Weinsoff
Principal
Richard Thomas
Eilleen Pasternak
Nigel Allen
FLUTES
Lee Ann Horbatuck
Nancy Becker
Eric Sadowitz
Susan Passanante
Janet Brady
Tina Fine
Susan Kindler
Richard Balkan
OBOES
Arlene Pines
Eliot Friedman
Lori Finkelman
Matthew Kuhn
Joel Robinson
Janet Ziebur
Sophie Horowitz
CLARINETS
VIOLAS
Paul Ketchoyian
Carol Isaacson,
Mark Zavatto
Principal
Cindy Baldwin
Laura Stein
Barbara Thompson
BASSOONS
Barbara Gorin
Lois Chantry
Ann Ziegler
Louis Papastrat
Adrienne Bennett
Cheryl Bronson
TRUMPETS
Michael Jones
Alfred W. Szymaniak
Steven H. Wimans
FIRST VIOLINS
George Myers,
Concertmaster
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A. Mozart
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(1756–1791)
Concerto for Violin im D major, Opus 77....Johannes Brahms
(1835–1897)
Allegro non troppo
Adagio
Allegro Giocoso, ma non troppo vivace
Peter March violi–
e
y
* 4 * Intermission * * *
Symphony No. 8 in 2 Major, Opus 55...Ludwig van Beethoven
(1770–1827)
Allegro con brio
Marcia Funebre Adagio assat
Scherzo – Allegro vivace
Finale Allegro molto
TIMPANI
Geoffrey Brooks
�ORCHESTRA OFFICERS
Paul Turco, President
Lisa Gutkin, Vice President
This concert is presented free thanks
to the Student Association and the
School of Arts and Sciences.
�
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Works of Mozart, Brahms and Beethoven. Held at 8:15 pm, November 8, 1976, Watters Theater.
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
THE
HARPUR CHORALE
DAVID BUTTOLPH, direct or
Saturday, November 13, 1976
8:15 P.. M.
Don A. Watters Theater
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THE HARPUR CHORALE
DAVID BUTTOLPH, d i re c t o r
THE BARBERSHOP QUARTET
PROGRAM
Matt Passe
Peter Horvath
I
HOSANNA TO THE SON OF DAVID.
AVE VERUM CORPUS. . . . . . .
AVE MARIA. . . . . . . . . .
SING, O BARREN. . . . . . . .
.Thomas Weelkes
William Byrd
.Igor Stravinsky
Paul Ben–Haim
Lisa Griffin,soprano
Susan Glass, alto
John Kimble, Nick O’Donohoe, Matt Pass, tenors
James Kie, John Parry, baritones
Richard Briggs, Tom Gutherz, basses
PRELUDIO NO. 22, Bk.l,WellTemperedClavier...J. S. Bach
(transcribed for chorus by Villa Lobos)
.William Dawson
OH, WHAT A BEAUTIFUL CIIEY'.
Susan Glass, alto
UBI CARITAS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . « . .Maurice Daruflé
I
T
SONG OF PEACE.
. .Vingeant Persichetti
Men’s Chorus
Dan Lotto, accompanist
KYRIE ET GLORIA (Missa in Simplicitate). . .Jean Langlais
Women’s Chorus
PSALM I3. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Robert Starer
Nancy Roper, soprano
Emily Parker, accompanist
II
Richard Wiebe
Tom Gutherz
FUM, FUM, FUM (Catalan). . . . . . . . . Joaquin Nin–Culmell
TWO TRADITIONAL CUBAN SONGS. . . . . . . Joaquin Nin–Culmell
OIDA A LA PULPA
DONDE ESTA LA MA TEODORA?
IN STILLER NACHT. . . . . . . . . . . . .Johannes Brahms
I JOHN SAW THE HOLY NUMBER. . . . . . . .John W. Work
Lorraine Knapp, soprano
Stuart Silverman, tenor
LET US BREAK BREAD TOGETHER. . . . . . . Harold Montague
Nancy Roper, soprano
Richard Wiebe, baritone
CHINDIA (Romanian). . . . . . . . . . . .Alexandru Pagcanu
THE SPRINGTIME OF THE YEAR. . . . . . . .Vaughan Williams
ON THE MORROW. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Samuel Gaines
I
T HEAR A VOICE A–PRAYIN'. .
. . . . . . .Houston Bright
RIDE T H E C H A R I O P : . . . . . . . . . . . .Henry Smith
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MON COEUR SE RECOMMANDE A VOUS. . . . . . . Orlando di Lasso
APRIL IS IN MY MISTRESS’ FACE. . . . . . . .Thomas Morley
PUISQUE TOUT PASSE.
. . . Paul Hindemith
GEESE ON THE WATER.
. . . Bohuslav Martinu
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PERSONNEL
SOPRANOS
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Barucco, Linda
*Benjamin, Jill
Bernstein, Ellen
Carter, Cindy
*Glass, Susan
Hathorn, Emily
*Lawson, Sue
Murphy, Dollye
Parker, Emily
*Schoomaker, Beth
Sperber, Meg
Sussman, Jeanie
Domser, Michelle
*Green, Teresa
*Griffin, Lisa
Kimble, Robyn
*Knapp, Lorraine
Osborn, Wendy
Roper, Nancy
Ulrich, Louise
Vitaliano, Lori
TENORS
BASSES
*Briggs, Richard
Gutherz, Tom
Horvath, Peter
*Kie, James
*Lotto, Dam
Parry, John
Pierce, Michael
Wiebe, Richard
Farrell, Joshua
Kimble, John
*Lutvak, Steve
*0’Donohoe, Nicholas
Ossias, Richard
Pass, Matt
*Pearl, Stuart
Silverman, Stuart
OFFICERS
President
Secretary
Treasurer
Ass ’t Tour Managers
Home Area Manager
Librarian
Publicity
Wardrobe
John Kimble
Cindy Carter
Emily Parker
Stuart Silverman
Richard Wiebe
Peter Horvath
Sue Lawson
Meg Sperber
Richard Briggs
Beth Schoomaker
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Works of Weelkes, Byrd, Stravinsky, Persichetti, and Bright. Held at 8:15 pm, November 13, 1976, Watters Theater.
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State University of New York at Binghamton
Harpur College
Department of Music
ARSH
P E T E RM
&
FRIENDS
with
SAMUEL SANDERS
TOBY APPEL
STEPHEN KATES
Sunday, November 14
§:15 i n t h e Evening
Don Watters Theatre
�PROGRAMME
Piano Quartet i n E Major......Wolfgang Mozart
ALlegro
(17561791)
Langhetto
Allegretto
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Sonata Number 9 i n A Major. . . . L . van Beethoven
(The Kreutzer)
(17701827)
Adagio sostenuto Presto
Andante con Variazioni
presto
p
Plano Qu ooe t i l
T
—
:chumann
(15101856)
Sostenuto assaiALLegro ma non thoppo
ScherzoTrio
Andante Cantabile
Finale Vivace
PETER MARSH AND FRIENDS
Peter Marsh, violin
Samuel Sanders, piano
Toby Appel, viola
Stephen Kates, cello
�COMING EVENTS
December 4, 1976
Saturday, 8:15 p.m.
UNIVERSITY CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
BICENTENNIAL
December 9, 1976
Thursday, 8:15 p.m.
COLLEGIUM MUSICUM
December 12, 1976
Sunday, 8:15 p.m.
CONCERT SERIES
JAIME LAREDO, SHARON ROBINSON, WALTER PONCE
December 13, 1976
Monday, 8:15 p.m.
WIND ENSEMBLE
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Works of Mozart, Beethoven and Schumann. Held at 8:15 pm, November 14, 1976.
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The Junior League of Binghamton
presents
Bicentennial
CELEBRATION
IN
SONG
A Concert of American Works
featuring the world premiere of
Robert Starer’s
“T he People, Yes”
SUNY Binghamton’s University Chorus and Harpur Symphony Orchestra
David Bu ttolph – Director
Broome County Youth Chorus
Be t ty Har tman – D irector
Saturday, December 4, 1976 – 8 :00 P.M. The F orum
! —
§
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r ov ed Project
AMERICAN REVOLUTION
B I C E N T E N N I A L COMMISSION
�BICENTENNIAL CONCERT COMMITEES
The Junior League of Binghamton
presents
“Bicentennial Celebration in Song”
Coordinator
Jane Zuckerman
Tickets and Box Office
Susan Doolittle, Chairman
Nancy Benza
Christina Davis
Ellen Donovan
Roberta Dougherty
Charlotte Gallacher
Martha Gebler
Linda Issac
Publicity
Anita Krissel, Chairman
Edwina D’Amore
Kathyrn Normile
Jane Park
Kathy Restino
Ushers and Program
Lana Rouff, Chairman
Nancy Brown
Sydney Davis
Lora Fletcher
Charlotte Gallacher
Sue Grady
Mary Heffern
Linda Issac
PROGRAM
Part 1
Melinda Mahan
' Janet Murdock
Carol Pothier
Joan Sprague
Pam Steele
Frannie Scoville
Linda Silva
Joan Sprague
Karen Thompson
Marilyn Jennings
Melinda Mahan
Janet Murdock
Carol Pothier
Judy Roche
Joan Sprague
Broome County Bicentennial Commission
Michael J. Vanuga, CoChairman
Shirley Hess, CoChairman
“The People, Yes” by Robert Starer, with text from Carl Sandburg’s
poem was commissioned for this event by The Junior League of
Binghamton and the Broome County Bicentennial Commission. It
will be performed by SUNY Binghamton’s University Chorus and
Harpur Symphony Orchestra.
Special thanks to David Buttolph and Betty Hartman whose persistence and
dedication made this concert possible.
Acknowledgments – SUNY Binghamton for providing rehearsal space for the
Broome County Youth Chorus ; Bebe Landry, SUNY University Relations news
director, for her guidance ; Meet The Composer, a statewide serv ice program of
the New York State Council on the Ar ts, administered by the American Music
Center, for their grant which brought Robert Starer to the community prior to
the concert t o discuss his work ; WBNGTV; WICZTV; WBJATV; WS KGTV;
WSKGFM; WNBF: the Evening and Sunday Press ; the SunBulletin and the
Center Reporter.
SOONAH W I L L BE DONE
William L. Dawson
FOUR CHRISTMAS CAROLS
I Sing Of A Maiden
Make We Merry
O My Deir Hert
God Bless The Master Of This House
Antony Garlick
)
(1928
(1898
)
Robert Ward
HUSH’D BE THE CAMPS TODAY
)
(1 91 7
(Poem by Walt Whitman)
Vicky Gordon, Piano
Geoffrey Brooks, Timpani
Samuel Barber
REINCARNATIONS Op. 16
)
(1 91 0
(Poems by James Stephens)
Anthony O Daly
The Coolin
Aaron Copland
STOMP YOUR FOOT
)
(1900
from ”The Tender Land”
Vicky Gordon, Karen Clute, Piano
Charles E. lves
THE CIRCUS BAND
(1 87 4 1 954)
for mixed Chorus and Orchestra
BROOME COUNTY YOUTH CHORUS and HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
– I N T E R M I S S I O N –
Part I I
Robert Starer
THE PEOPLE, YES
(192 4
for mixed Chorus and Orchestra
set to excerpts from the poem The People, Yes
by Carl Sandburg
)
UNIVERSITY CHORUS and HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Part I I I
SONG OF DEMOCRACY Op. 44
(Poem by Walt Whitman)
Howard Hanson
)
(1 896
UNIVERSITY CHORUS and BROOME CO UNTY YOUTH CHORUS
HARPUR SYMPHON Y ORCHESTRA
�UNIVERSITY CHORUS
Director, David Buttolph
Excerpts from Carl Sandburg’s
THE PEOPLE, YES
set to music by Robert Starer
I
The people, y es–
Born with bones and heart fused in deep and violent secrets
Mixed from a bowl of sky blue dreams and sea slime facts–
A seething of saints and sinners, toilers, loafers, ox en, apes
In a womb of superstition, faith, genius, crime, sacrifice–
The one and only source of armies, navies, workgangs,
The living flowing breath of the history of nations,
Of the little Family of Man hugging the little ball of Earth,
And a long hall of mirrors, straight, convex and concave,
Moving and endless with scrolls of the living,
Shimmering with phantoms flu ng from the past.
Shot over with lights of babies to come, not y et here.
II
The sea moves always, the wind moves always.
They want and want and there is no end to their wanting.
What they sing is the song o f the people.
Man will never arrive, man will be al ways on the way.
I t is written he shall rest but never for long.
The sea and the wind tell him he shall be lonely, meet love,
be shaken with struggle, and go on wanting.
III
Wedlock is a padlock.
The man hardly ever marries the
women he jokes about; she often
marries the man she laughs at.
Keep your eyes open before marriage,
halfshut afterward.
Why repeat? I heard you the first time.
We all belong to the same big family
and have the same smell.
You can lead a horse to the water,
if you’ve got the horse.
Money is like manure –
good only when spread around.
You can fool all the people part of the
time and part of the people all the time
but you can’t fool al l the people
al l o f t h e time.
IV
You can drum on immense drums
the monotonous daily motions of the people
taking from earth and air
their morsels of bread and love,
a carry over f rom y esterday into tomorrow.
You can blow on great brass horns
the awful clamors of war and revolution
when swarming anonymous shadowshapes
obliterate old names Big Names
and cross out what was
and offer what is on a fresh blank page.
1
«
wn
V
Oh angel, oh angel,
I don’t want to be buried in the storm.
Who’s going to close these dying eyes?
Dig my grave with a golden spade.
Lower me down with a silver chain.
The coffin lid will screw me down.
I don’t want to be buried in the storm.
Who’s going to close these dying eyes?
Oh angel, oh angel.
VI
The people will live on.
The learning and blundering people will live on.
They will be tricked and sold and again sold
And go back to the nourishing earth for rootholds,
The people so peculiar in renewal and comeback,
You can’t laugh o ff their capacity to take it.
Once having marched
Over the margins of animal necessity,
Over the g rim line of sheer subsistence
Then man came
To the deeper rituals of his bones,
To the lights lighter than any bones,
To the time for thinking things over,
To the dance, the song, the story,
Or the hours given over to dreaming,
Once having so marched.
In the darkness with a great bundle of grief
the people march.
In the night, and overhead a shovel of stars for
keeps, the people march :
“Where to? what ne xt?"’
3
SOPRANOS
Beacham, Dorothy
Cullen, Chrissy
D’Angio, Liz
Dixon, Elizabeth
Elkin, Judy
Fischthal, Lois
Gittleman, Lisa
Goodheim, Laurie
Griffin, Lisa
Gross, Roni
Hausner, Marcia
Hawkins, Janet
Hogan, Terry
Houghton, Grace
Johnson, Harriet
Klotz, Cathy
Kovacic, Sue
Lovejoy, Karen
Lucas, April
Monahan, Mary Ellen
Petty, Susan
Slechta, Janet
Spota, Noreen
Taggart, Barbara
Trinka, Jill
BASSES
Aylesworth, Lynn
Bolan, Peter D.
Brooks, Lawrence
Carmody, Richard A.
Clark, Robert
Connors, John
Dashman, Carl
Davis, Richard
Florio, Jack
Gelber, Richard
Glow,, Leon
Hanson, Dave
Houghtaling, Mark
Klein, Michael
Lamphere, Tom
Lubitz, Ben
Mallinson, Richard
Orinstein, Larry
Pappenheimer, Ben
Schonfeld, Mitch
Seidman, Brian
ALTOS
Armer, Kinga
Bilinkoff, Robin
Budin, Clara
Burr, Phyllis
Drucker, Nancy
Elmore, Nancy
Foley, Ruth
Foodim, Stacey
Ghertler, Louise
Gilbert, Miriam
Goetz, Rosemary
Huzig, Gloria
Horowitz, Sylvia
Klein, Rhonda
Klodowski, Janet
Lawson, Sue
Onofrio, Debra
Pettersen, Astrid
Rosenberg, Irene
Sch mertz, Amy
Schmidt, Doris
Schoonmaker, Beth Ann
Shear, Jane
Starke, Margaret
Townsley, Carole
Tuman, Michelle
Weston, Jill
Yohai, Norma
TENORS
Gartenberg, Lee
Holby, Frank
Houghton, Edward
Nytch, Thomas
Sarachan, Robert
Schappert, Ed
Straight, Stephen
Weiskopff, Donald
West, Floyd
�BROOME COUNTY YOUTH CHORU S
HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
VIOLIN I
George Myers,
Concert Master
Michael Smith
Denis Cleveland
Lisa Gutkin
David Harrington
Joan Weitzman
Mark Helm
Andy Stack
VIOLIN I I
Paul Turco,
Principal
Eileen Pasternak
Nigel Allen
Janet Brady
Lee Ann Horbatuck
Richard Balkan
Eric Sadowitz
Arlene Pines
Sophie Horowitz
VIOLAS
Carol Isaacson,
Principal
Laura Stein
Barbara Thompson
Michael Jones
Anne Ziegler
Martha Colton
CE L LOS
David Hoppe,
Principal
Howie Cohen
Holly Wilson
C.T. Shaw
Claire Liva
Walter Graves
Daniel Politi
BASSES
Neil Conaty,
Principal
David Weinsoff
FLUTES
Nancy Becker
Sue Passanante
PICCOLO
Tina Fine
OBOES
Elliot Friedman °
Janet Ziebur
ENGLISH HORN
Matt Kuhn
Conductor
Betty Hartman
Accompanist :
Vicky Gordon
Karen Clute
Vivienne Brooking
S.U.N.Y.
S.U.N.Y.
Barnes, Anne
Bouttele, Tracy
Coe, Linda
Cook, Lianne
Edwards, Cindy
Elderkin, Linda
Fidurski, Lori
Hickey, Kelly
Jones, Diane
Kulik, Natalie
Opie, Tina
Rogalavich, Julie
Seton Catholic Central
Vestal
Union Endicott
Union Endicott
Union Endicott
Binghamton North
Chenango Valley High
Johnson City
Executive Director :
Sopranos :
CLARINETS
Paul Ketchoyian
Mark Zavatok
BASSOON
Lois Chantry
Thomas Closser
FRENCH HORNS
Robert Taylor,
Principal
Ellen Berge,
Assistant
Tama Mann
Ken Steiger
Benjamin Levy
Altos :
Gee, Debbie
Gurney, Sharon
Hodgkins, Nancy
Kolb, Betty
Roberts, Valerie
Seary, Mary Ellen
Stein, Vivian
Stratton, Karen
Trattel, Debbie
TRUMPETS
Steve Winans
Dan Benscher
TROMBONES
Steve Shear
Eric Schwartz
Jim Magacs
Tenors:
TIMPANI
Geoffrey Brooks ,
PERCUSSION
Diane Dino
Joe Pazienza
Pete Lowenthal
CONCERT MANAGER
Geoffrey Brooks
Benedict, Reid _
Brooking, Simon
Jensen, Roy
Johns, Matthew
Johnson, Peter
Purdy, Scott
Zdimal, Dennis
TUBA
Tom Wood
HARP and CELESTE
ChaiKyou Mallinson
Athorn, Y vonne
Bagg, Loa
Bigelow, Roxeanna
Fenning, Lucy
Basses:
Arneson, Chris
Cook, Todd
Darcie, Kent
Dodge, Bill
Frost, Andy
Hooker, Kenn
Kirch, Eric V.
O’Buckley, Craig
Preston, Mark
Ranieri, Joseph
Roper, Ted
Stevenson, Matt
Sturtevant, Jim
Winans, Gary
Union Endicott
Johnson City
Binghamton Central
Chenango Valley High
Susquehanna Valley
Windsor
Windsor
Seton Catholic Central
Union Endicott
Chenango Valley High
Johnson City
Johnson City
Johnson City
Chenango Valley High
Binghamton Central
Johnson City
Chenango Valley High
Seton Catholic Central
Chenango Valley High
Susquehanna Valley
Chenango Valley High
Binghamton Central
Binghamton Central
" Binghamton Central
Union Endicott
Union Endicott
Windsor
Windsor
Binghamton North
Binghamton Central
Johnson City
Johnson City
Chenango Valley High
Binghamton Central
Seton Catholic Central
Johnson City
Windsor
�BIOGRAPHIES
Composer
Robert Sta rer
ROBERT STARER was born in Vienna on January 8, 1924. He
received his musical education at the State Academy in Vienna, the
Palestine Conservatoire in Jerusalem, and the Julliard School. He has
been living in New York City since 1947 and became an American
citizen in 1 957. Among his awards are two Guggenhe im Fellowships
and a Fulbright postdoctoral research grant. His commissi ons include
ballets for CBS Television, National Educational Television, ‘‘the
Dybbuk’ for Herbert Ross and ‘‘Secular Games,” ”Samson
Agonistes” and ‘‘Phaedra,”” for Martha Graham. More than seventy
of his compositions have been published and his symphonic works
have been performed by major orchastras throughout the world,
under such eminent conductors as Mitropoulos, Bernstein, Leinsd orf
and Steinberg.
Director University Chorus & DAVID BUTTOLPH, Associate Professor of Music, is director
Orchestra SUNY
of choral activities at State University o f New Yor k where he con
Binghamton
ducts the Harpur Chorale – an A Cappella Choir the University
i
David Buttolph
Director, Broome County
Youth Chorus
Chorus – a choral masterwork ensemble organized in 1 971 , and
holds classes in the Kodaly Approach to music training.
Mr. Buttolph is a former timpanist with the New Orleans Phil
harmonic Orchestra and from 1958 to 1965 he was a member of
the conducting faculty at the Manhattan School of Music as well as
music director for several college, community and professional
activities in the New York Metropolitan area.
He conducted the firs t concert performance of Alan Hovhaness ’
Triptych, and the first New York performance of Opening the Wells
by Martinu in 1959, The WORLD PREMIER E OF Let the Word Go
Forth by Robert Ward in 1965 and the U.S. Premieres of Frank
Martin ’s Maria Tryptichon and William Mathias’ Prelude, Aria and
Finale, in 1970.
Mr. Buttolph holds degrees from Yale University, and the
Juilliard School of Music. He took post graduate work at the Paris
Conservatory and received further training at Tanglewood, Mass.,
the Boston Symphony ’s summer home.
BETTY H. HARTMAN received her BS degree in Music Educa
tion from Mansfield State Teachers College, a MS in Music Education
from lthaca College and a MM degree in performance from SUN Y,
Binghamton. She is the former director of Motet Singers, has been
guest soloist in many area churches as well as wi th the Harpur
Chorale, Choral Society and Binghamton Symphony Orchestra. Ms.
Hartman has taugh t private voice instruction an d has bee n innovative
with new music programs at the elementary and secondary levels in
the public schools. She has participated in choral workshops under
the direction of such notables as Gregg Smith, Don Craig and Jac k
Boyd. Currently Ms. Hartman is Director of Choruses at Union
Endicott High School.
Betty Hartman
�
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S t a t e Un i v e r s i t y o f New York a t Binghamton
H a r p u r C o l l e g e .
D e p a r t m e n t o f Music
D i c t i o n D ive r t i ss e m e n t
T u e s d ay
8:15 P. M. Casadesus Re c i t a l Hall
December 7 , 1 9 7 6
R e v e d’ amour
aulcimetiene
Chanson d ’ amour.
La n o t t e
Fa u re
Faure
Faure
Respighi
G l o r i a H e r zi g, Soprano
Une S a i n t e e n s o n a u i e o l e
FF aa uu rr ee
Puisque L' a u b e g r a n d i t
La L u n e b l a n c h e L u i t dans seL b o i s
Faure
Faurné
J ' a l l a i s par d e s c hemins p e r fi d e s
D av i d J e n n i n g s , t e n o r
Fauré
I l nev iendra “ Pe n él o p e ”
P i e J e s u “Requiem”
Fauré
Nebbie ( M i s t s )
R esp i gh i
Fa u r e
E np r i e r e
Barbara Taggar t, s o p r a n o
I n q u e s t a t omba o s c u r a
Beethoven
Au cimetiene
FF aa uu rr ee
7
Las berceaux
A p r e s un n e v e
E n Soundine
1G r pe ae sn t o r i
Fa u re
C H R I S Arneson, b a r i t o n e
Fau re
FAU R É
Fa u re
Berlioz
. o r b e s , Soprano
J . G a n m sF
L' a b s e n c e
Liszt
ons
O h , quand j e d
To s t i
L’ a l l o a s e p a r a d a l l a L u c e
Kenneth Cohen, t e n o r
l a v i e r g e a l a c r e c h e
Franck
F o r b e s , S o p r a n o
.
Barbara Ta g g a r t a n d J Garums
G l o r i a Herzig, a l t o
Ke n n e t h Cohen, t e n o r
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
SUNY Binghamton Collegium Musicum
Paul Jordan and Edith Borroff, directors
col leg ium
mu sic um
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1976
8 : 1 6 P . M.
UNIVERSITY UNION
= X
�Program.
“Meine Freundin, Du b i s t sch8n”
Johann Chwistoph Bach
(16451693)
Wedding Cantata fon Soprano, A l to, Te n o r, and
Baritone S o l o i s t s , Chorus, So l o Vi o l i n , Str i ng
Onchestra, and Basso Continuo
Loretta Merlo, soprano (Bride)
Christopher Arneson, baritone (Bridegroom)
L a v y Zukof, countertenor
David Jennings, Zenon
0Lev Vino, v i o l i n
Collegium Choir and Orchestra
INTERMISSION
Den 116. Psalm
Collegium Choir
Johann Hermann S ch e i n
(15861630)
Jubik ate JeanJoseph Cassariea de Mondonville
(17111772)
Motet for Soprano, Tenor, and Baritone S o L o i sts,
Chorus, Two Recorders, Violoncello, String
Orchestra, and Basso Continuo
L o re t t a M e r l o, soprano
David Jennings, t e n o r
Chvuistopher Arneson, baritone
L a r y Zuko and Sue Lawson, re co rd e rs
Julian Shepherd, violoncello
Edith Bornrnodh, harpsichord
Collegium Choir and Orchestra
�TEXT TRANSLATIONS
Kkkkkkkkkkhhkkhkk
Meine Freundin, Du bist schon (sung in German)
I. Duet for Soprano and Baritone
Groom : My beloved, you are beautiful. But turn
your eyes away from me, for they arouse my passions!
Bride: 0, if I could only meet you, and kiss you,
far away from here, so that no one could scorn me!
Come friend, let us go to your garden!
Groom: I hasten, my sister, lovely bride, to my
garden.
IT. Soprano Aria in the form of a Ciacona
My friend is mine, and I am his. I belong to him
who awaits me among the roses; for he is faithful
to me. His left arm will lie beneath me, holding
my head, while his right hand caresses me ; he
v
. delights me with,
flowers, and pleases me with apples.
/
fy” f riend is mine, and I am his.
III. Little Melodrama
Two acquaintances passing by : Where has your friend
gone, O most beautiful of women, whereto, whereto?
Bride : My friend has gone to his garden to savor
herbs and pick roses.
Acquaintances: Then let us help you fi n d him!
The search : orchestral
Groom : I have been gathering myrrh and other spices,
have eaten from my honey, and have enjoyed both wine
and milk.
IV. Celebration
Soloists and Chorus : Eat, my beloved, and drink,
my friends! For it is right and good to eat and
drink, and to be of good cheer ; for these are gifts
of God. And to get drunk – that too is a gift of ‘
God ’s.
Concluding chorale: Thanks to God – this we sing.
Lord God, Father, for this we thank you, that you have
given us richly to eat, and have demonstrated your
love and loyalty to us. Let us henceforth flourish,
give health and peace to our bodies. All who desire
this: say Amen!
Psalm 116 (sung in German)
I love the Lord, because he hath heard my
voice and my supplication.
Because he hath inclined his ear unto me,
therefore will I call upon him as long as I live.
The sorrows of death compassed me, and the
pains of sheol got hold of me; I found trouble
and sorrow.
Then I called upon the name of the Lord : 0
Lord, I beseech thee, deliver my soul.
Gracious is the Lord, and righteous; yea,
our God is merciful.
The Lord preserveth the simple; I was brought
low, and he helped me.
Return unto thy rest, 0 my soul ; for the Lord
hath dealt bountifully with thee.
For thou hast delivered my soul from death, mine
eyes from tears, and my feet from failing.
I will walk before the Lord in the land of the
living.
I believed, therefore have I spoken. I was
greatly afflicted ;
I said in my haste, All men are liars.
What shall I render unto the Lord for all his
benefits toward me?
I will take the cup of salvation and call upon
the name of the Lord.
I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the
presence of all his people.
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death
of his saints.
0 Lord, truly I am thy servant ; I am thy servant
and the son of thy handmaid ; thou hast loosed my bonds
I will o ff er to thee the sacrifice of
thanksgiving, and will call upon the name of the Lord.
I will pay my vows unto the Lord now in the
presence of all his people.
In the courts of the Lord ’s house, in the midst
of thee, 0 Jerusalem. Praise ye the Lord.
�COMING EVENTS
********&****
Friday, December 10, 1976
8:15 2 id
Olev Viro, vi o l i n
Saturday, December 11, 1976
8:15 P.M.
Holly Skinner, piano
Sunday, December 12, 1976
3:00 P. M.
Lydia Werbizky, violin
Sunday, December 12, 1976
8:15 P. MR
CONCERT SERIESLaredo, Robinson, Ponce
Monday, December 13, 1976
SHS P. M
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Wind Ensemble
Tuesday, December 14, 1976
8 : 1 5 P . M.
Karen Tax, fl u t e
Saturday, December 18, 1976
8:15 P. M.
Debbie Neu, clarinet
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
JAIME
LA RE DO
SHARON
ROBINSON
WALTER PONCE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1976
8:15 P. M.
Don A. Watters Theater
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Suite Italienne for violin and piano
Igor Stravinsky
Introduzione: Allegro moderato
Serenata: Larghetto
Tarantella: Vivace
Gavotta con due Variazioni
Minuetto e Finale
Fantasy Pieces, Opus 73 for cello and piano
Robert Schumann
Zart und mit Ausdruck
Lebhaft, leicht
Rasch und mit Feuer
Sonata for violin and cello
Maurice Ravel
Allegro
Tres vif
Lent
Vif, avec entrain
INTERMISSION
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Trio i n d minor , Opus 49
— Felix M e n d e l s s o h n
Molto allegro ed agitato
Andante con moto tranquillo
Scherzo: Leggiero e vivace
Finale: Allegro assai appassionato
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8:15 p.m.
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Works of Stravinsky, Schumann, Ravel and Mendelssohn. Held at 8:15 pm, December 12, 1976, Watters Theater.
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Ponce, Walter
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STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON
HARPUR COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC
SATURDAY
JANUARY 15, 1977
8:15 P. M.
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL
�TOBY APPEL, VIOLA
PROGRAMME
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*****************
Entered t h e Curtis I n st i t u t e of Music a t t h e age
of thirteen. Finst appeared with th e Marlboro
Fe st iv a l four yearns L a t e r. Played chamber music
with Rudofph Serkin, Pablo Casals, and o th e r s .
Appointed a s s i s t a n t p r i n c i p a l v i o l i s t o f t h e S z .
L o u s Symphony. Appeared with t h e Marlboro
Festiv a l and Chamber Music Northwest. Will
p a r t i c i p a t e i n t h e I n te r n at i o n a l Musicians Seminar
An Penzance, England, t h i s s p r i ng. Performs s o l o
v i o l a pieces by Ezra Laderman on an episode of
CBS “Lamp Unto My Feet", filmed on t h e Appel Music
Farm where he was born and raised.
DAVID NIETHAMER, CLARINET
******************%******
Member of the Catskill Woodwind Quintet. Performed
w i th t h e Lenox Str i ng Quartet and a t t h e Manhatten
Trio Summer Chamber Music Festival of Hartwick
College. Appeared as s0Loist with the Catskill
Symphony Orchestra, -the Bergen Youth Orchestra,
and t h e South Aums Symphony. Faculty member of
SUNY-Binghamton, Hartwick C o l l e ge, and C a t s k i l l
Conservatory. Appears throughout metropolitan New
York with t h e Riverside Chamber PLayers.
BETH LEVIN, PIANO
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Student of Maryan Fi l a n , Settlement Music Sch o o l,
and Rudolph S e rk i n , Curtis I n s t i t u t e of Music.
Pa rti c i p ate d i n t h e Ambler, Kneisel Ha l f, Havard,
and Marlboro Fest iv a l s. Appeared as s o l o i s t with
t h e Philadelphia Orchestra, t h e Orchestral Society
04 Philadelphia, the New York Philharmonic Chamber
Players, t h e Boston University Orchestra, and t h e
Boston Pops. Touwred t h e West Coast as a member
of “Music grom Marlboro” i n March 1976, and w i l l
perform this season on Marlboro tours of the East
Coast. Presently a student of Leonard Shure as
an M i s t s Diploma candidate a t t h e New England
Conservatory of Music.
Tr i o An = Major, K . 4 9 8 . . . . . . . . . Wo lgga ng Mozart
piano, c l a r i n e t, v i o l a
Andante
Minuetto
Rondeaux-ALLeghretto
Fair y Ta k e s, Opus 1 3 2 . e v v e e e e. . . R o b e r t Schumann
piano, clarinet, viola
1 . Lebhagt, n i ch t zu s c h n el l
( L iv ely, n o t t o o fast )
11. Lebhagt und sehr markint
(Lively and very marked)
I I I . Ruhijes tempo, mit zarntem Ausdruck
(Quietly, with beautif ul expression)
IV. Lebhagt, sehr marnkint
( L iv ely, very marked)
* * INTERMISSION * *
Eight Pieces, Opus 8 3 . . . . . . . . . . . . M
. .ax. Bruch
plano, clarinet, viola
Andante
Allegro con moto
Andante con moto
Allegro ag i t a t o
Andante (Romanian melody)
Andante con moto (Nachtgesang)
Moderato
Allegro viva ce, ma non thoppo
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Works of Mozart, Schumann, and Bruch. Held at 8:15 pm, January 15, 1977 Casadesus Recital Hall.
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