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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
AT BINGHAMTON

THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

OPERA WORKSHOP
DIRECTORS
Roberta Schlosser, David Clatworthy

presents

An Evening of Opera Scenes
from
COSI FAN TUTTE
THE ABDUCTION FROM THE SERAGLIO
CARMEN

LA TRAVIATA

FEBRUARY 24, 25, 1977

8:15 P.M.
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL

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Program

Characters
Cosi Fan Tutte

COSI FAN TUTTE

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart

Act I. Scene 1.
A café in Naples.
Act I. Scene 2.
Place – The garden of the villa of Fiordiligi and Dorabella
on the Bay of Naples.

Guglielmo, oﬀicer betrothed
to Fiordiligi
Ferrando, oﬀicer, betrothed
to Dorabella Don Alfonso, an old philosopher
Fiordiligi
Dorabella

Preston Stockman, tenor
Christopher Arneson, baritone
Karen Haight, soprano
Jacquelyne Forbes, mezzo-soprano

Ladies from Ferrara and Sisters living in Naples

Time – Late eighteenth century.

THE ABDUCTION FROM
THE SERAGLIO

Richard Bartmon, baritone

The Abduction From the Seraglio
Wolfgang Amadeus Mozari

Act I. Scene 2.

Belmonte, a Spanish Nobleman
Osmin, overseer of the country
palace of the Pasha

David Jennings, tenor
Eugene Sawczyn, bass

Place – Square in front of the country palace of Pasha Selim.
Time – Middle of the sixteenth century.

Carmen
CARMEN

'

Georges Bizet

P l a c e Lillas Pastia’s Inn, near Seville.

Time – About 1820.

Place – A country house near Paris.
Time – About 1850.

Danette Lipten, soprano

La Traviata
(in order of appearance)

—INTERMISSION —

Act II.

Carolyn Dow, soprano

Frasquita

} Companions of Carmen {
Mercedes
. Jill Small, soprano
El Dancairo .. }
1
Christopher Arneson, baritone
El Remendado
Smugglers [
r
m Preston Stockman, tenor

Act II. Quintet.

LA TRAVIATA

Carmen, a Gypsy Girl

Giuseppe Verdi

Alfredo Germont, lover of Violetta
Annina, Violetta’s maid
Violetta Valery, a courtesan
Giuseppe, servant to Violetta
Giorgio Germont, Alfredo’s father
Commissioner

David Jennings, tenor
Danette Lipten, soprano
Rachel Gardner Stanton, soprano
Richard Bartmon, baritone
Michael David Quinn, baritone
Christopher Arneson, baritone

�ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Musical Preparation
Stage Director

Roberta Schlosser, David Clatworthy
-- David Clatworthy

Accompanist and Coach
( ‘Cosi’ and ‘Carmen’ scenes)

Chai-kyou Mallinson

Accompanist and Coach
(‘Abduction’ scene)

William Lawson

Accompanist and Coach
( ‘La Traviata’)

Barbara Carges

Lighting .

Philip Kennedy, Evan Luskin

Technical Consultants
Stage Managers

John E. Vestal, Michael Baumgarten
Preston Stockman, David Jennings,
Danette Lipten, Rachel Stanton

Properties ..

Danette Lipten

Opera Workshop Oﬀicers

President, Richard Bartmon
Secretary, Jill Small
Treasurer, Rachel Stanton

Opera Workshop is SA funded.

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

T H E HARPUR SYMPHONY

UNDER THE DIRECTION OF

Peyton Hibbit
WITH GUEST SOLOIST

David Tanenbaum
FRIDAY, MARCH 4, 1977
8:15 P. M.
DON A. WATTERS THEATER

�ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
THE HARPUR SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
Peyton Hi b bitt conductor
Geoﬀrey Brooks, personnel manager

PROGRAM
Suite Number 3 in D Major.....................J. S. dBEEL
Ouverture
Air
Gavotte
Bourree
Gigue
I

.

.

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Antonio Vivaldi
Concerto En Re Majeur
Allegro
Largo
Allegro
David Tanenbaum, guitar

——
—i— — INTERMISSION — Symphony Number 100 in G Major..............Joseph Haydn
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Allegretto

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Finale – Presto
Joaquin Rodrigo
Concierto Pe Aranjuez
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Adagio
Allegro gentile
David Tanenbaum, guitar

FIRST VIOLINS
George Myers,
Concertmaster
Joan Weitzman
Neil Blachman
Ross Levinson
Andy Stack
Evelina Chao
Nigel Allen
David Harrington
Mark Helm
Armen Boyagian
SECOND VIOLINS
Eric Sadowitz
Lee Ann Horbatuck
Susan Kindler
Andrea Andros
Lori Finkelman
Monica Pfeiﬀler
VIOLAS
Barbara Thompson
Laura Stein
Geoﬀrey Brooks
Barbara Gorin
Cheryl Bronson
Michael Jones
Fritz Loewenstein
CELLOS
Holly Wilson
David Hoppe
Claire Liva
Dan Politi
Caleb Davison
Walter Graves
Kelly Bado
BASSES
Neil Conaty
David Weinsoﬀ

FLUTES
Nancy Becker
Sue Passanante

PICCOLO
Liann Helfer
OBOES
Eliot Friedman
Janet Ziebur

ENGLISH HORN
Matthew Kuhn
CLARINETS
Chris Kielb
Debbie Neu
BASSOONS
Lois Chantry
Sue Lawson

FRENCH HORNS
Jay Hilﬁger
Bob Taylor
Ken Steiger
TRUMPETS
Al Szymaniak
Steve Winans
Dan Benscher
TIMPANT
Diane Dino
PERCUSSION
Joe Pazienza
Pete Lowenthal

�ORCHESTRA OFFICERS
Eric Sadowitz, President
Barbara Thompson, Vice President

This concert is sponsored in part by the Student
Association and the School of Arts and Sciences.

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

SHARO N
ROBINSON
A n Evening of

Sonatas for Cello and Piano

WALTER
PONCE

SATURDAY, MARCH 5, 1977
8:15 P. M.
DON WATTERS THEATER

�PROGRAM

SHARON ROBINSON,

cello

WALTER PONCE, piano

Sonata for cello and piano.......Claude Debussy
Lent
Sérénade et Finale
Sonata for piano and cello......Johannes Brahms
e minor, Opus 38
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INTERMISSION

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(1955)

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Allegro mosso

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                    <text>STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT BINGHAMTON

HARPUR COLLEGE

THE DEPARTMENT OF MUSIC

COMPOSERS
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MARCH 22, 1977

8 :15 P.M.
CASADESUS RECITAL HALL

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Allegro
Scherzo – Molto Allegro
Andante
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Duet for

Piece for Alto Recorder and Guitar.Robert Clark
Sue Lawson, alto recorder
Paul Sweeny, guitar

nt Augustine
nd Bassoon.....
itdman, oboe
E1TT
ank Holden, basso

String Trio,Number 1l............Grant Augustine
Carol Isaacson, viola
David Hoppe, cello
Holly Wilson, cello

4

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Regrets.,...,.......................Paul Reiser
-Sue Lawson, alto recorder
Holly Skinner, piano

Piece for Violin and Piano..........Pat McGrady
Robert Seletsky, violin
William Lawson, piano
“Kyrie"..........................David McKennas
from Missa pro meo Patri
SATB chorus, oboe and cello obligato
Karen Haight, soprano
Jackie Forbes, alto
Rich Ossias, tenor
David McKennas, bass

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Kate Sudekum, alto
Vicky Gordon, piano
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Musical Moment
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Elliot Friedman, oboe
Holly Wilson, cello

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�COMING EVENTS
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Thursday, March 24 at 8 :15
Daphne Kallas, Eric Kaminsky
Saturday, March 26 at 3 :00
Jan Lauridsen
Saturday, March 26 at 8 :15
Vicky Gordon

Sunday, March 27 at 8 :15
University Chorus, Orchestra

Tuesday, March 29 at 8 :15
Concert Series : Clatworthy
Wednesday, April 13 at 8 :15
Wind Ensemble
Thursday, April 14 at 8 :15
Catskill woodwind Quintet
Saturday, April 16 at 8 :15
Harpur Chorale
Sunday, April 17 at 3 :00
Jazz Ensemble

Sunday, April 17 at 8 :15
Concert Series : Ponce
Saturday, April 23 at 8 :15
Irene Rosenberg

Sunday, April 24 at 8 :15
David Hoppe

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LINK ORGAN
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Spring 1977

Paul jordan
Robert Noehren
Searle Wr ight

March 25
April 28
May 13

8:15 p . m .

Casadesus Recital Hall

Fine Arts Building

�Link Organ
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Fourth Symphony (Op. 13 No. 4)....Charles Marie
WIDOR
'
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(1845-1937)

Estampie..............................Anonymous
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......F, DE LA TORRE
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Récit de Tierce en taille
Fugue 4 5
Fugue
© from Zweite Suite ﬀir Orgel
Emphases
Reminiscence
Contrasts
Invocation
.

Ni c o las
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Matthias KERN
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Prelude in A minor (Op. 69)

Max REGER

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�Organist, conductor, and composer PAUL JORDAN
has performed in more than twenty states of
the Union and in over a hundred cities in West
Germany (and West Berlin), Sweden, Holland,
Austria and Cuba, including the cathedrals of
Vienna, Freiburg, Schleswig, and Tréves. He
has appeared on the radio in Frankfurt, Hannover,
and Berlin, and at home on the nationwide CBS
television network, and has recorded for Kapp,
Classic Editions, and Decca. Jordan ’s doutle
album rendition of J.S. Bach ’s complete
“Orgelbiichlein” appeared last Fall under the

Orngeldokumente (Organ Documents) label in Berlin,
and has been nominated by the German Phono

Akademie for the German recording industry ’s

annual organ prize (Deutscher Schallplattenpredis).
Recitals in the Summer of 1977 will take Jordan
to France and Switzerland. A noted pedagogue,
he has taught at Yale University and Sarah
Lawrence College, and served as Director of Music
at New Haven‘s historic United Church on the Green,
before joining the faculty of SUNY–Binghamton.

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                    <text>S t a t e U n iv e r s i t y o f New Y or k a t B ing ham t on

Har pur C o l l e g e
The Dep a r t men t of Mus i c

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Sunday , Mar ch 2 7 , 19 7 7
8 : 15 P . M .
Don Wa t t e r s Thea t er

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�Verse III (chorus)
Trotz dem alten Drachen, trotz dem Todesrachen, trotz der Furcht dazu!
Tobe, Welt, und springe. ich stch hier und singe, in gar sicher Rul,
Gottes Machs hilt mich in aciity Exd und Abgrund muss verstummen,
O b sie noch so brummen,

PROGRAM
I
JESU MEINE FREUDE
J . S . Bach
T h is work , composed by Bach sho r t ly a f t er he was ins t a l l ed
as Can t or of t he Thomasschule , i s i n t he f orm of an
una cc omp an i ed m o t e t f o r ﬁ v e – p a r t c ho r us .

The t e x t i s

based on s i x ver ses of a hymn wr i t t en by Johann Franck
in t er sp er sed w i t h ﬁ v e verses of t he 8 t h Chap t er of
Romans . The r esu l t i s a f us ion of t he ob j e c t iv e
B i b l i c a l word s of S t . P a u l w i t h t he sub j ec t iv e and
h i g h l y emo t i ona l hymnody pop u la r i n Bach ’s da y . Ther e
a r e no ind ep end en t i ns t r um e n t a l p a r t s f o r t h e m o t e t,

bu t f or t h i s per f ormance t he vo ic es ar e augment ed by
s t r ing s i n keep ing w i t h t he p r a c t ic e i n Bach ’s t im e .

Verse I (chorale)
Jesu meine Freudc, meines Herzens Weide, Jesu meine Zier,
Ach wie lang, ach lange ist dcm Herzen bange und verlangt nach dir!
Gottes Lamm, mein Briutigam, ausscr dir soll mir auf Erden
Nichts sonst Liebers wcrdcn.
Jesus my joy, my heart ’s delight, Jesus my ornament,
Oh how long, how long is my heart afraid and yearning for T hee!
God’s lamb, my bridegroom, except for you nothing else on earth
Shall be dearer.

Chorus: Romans VIII. 1
Es ist nun nichts Verdammliches an dcncn, dic i n Christo Jesu sind,
die nicht nach dem Fleische wandcln, sondern nach dem Geist,
There is now nothing condenmable in those who are part of Christ,
who do not live according to the ﬂesh, but according to the spirit.

Verse II (chorale)
Unter deinem Schirmen bin ich vor den Stiirmen aller Feinde frei,
Lass den Satan wittern, lass den Feind erbittern, mir steht Jesus bei.
.
O b cs itzt gleich kracht und blitzt, ob gleich Siind und Holle schrekken:
Jesus will mich dekken.
Under your protection l am free be f ore ibe storms of all enemies.
Let Satan thunder, let the enemy be angry, Jesus stands by wie.
W hether it is thundering and lightening, whether sin and H ell threaten,
J esus will protect me,

Trio: Romans VIII, 2
Denn dns Gesete des Geistes, der da Iebendig machet in Christe Jesu,
hat mich frci gemacht van dem Geseiz der Stinde und des Todes.
For the law of the spirit, wirich has the power to give life in Jesus Christ
has made mc free from the law of sin and death,

Despite the old dragon, despite the open jaws of death, despite also , cer,
Rage, world, and shake, i stand l er e and sing in complete tranquility,
God‘s might kceps me protected; earth and abyss must become silent,
N a matter how they grumble.

ruguo chorus: Romans VI I. 9
Ihr aber seid nich ﬁeischlich, sondern geistiich,
so anders Gottes Geist in euch wohnet, wer
aber Christi Geist nicht hat, der ist nicht sein,
But you are not mortal, but spivivual,
however diﬀerently God lives within y al ,
but he who docs wot have Christ ’s spirit, he is not thine.

Verse IV (chorale)
Weg, mit allen Schiitzen! Du bist mein Lrgirzen, Jesu meine Lust!
Weg, ihr citlen Ihren, ich mag cuch nicht hiren, bleibt mir unbewusst!
Llend, Not, Kreuz, Schmach und Tod soll wich, ob ich viel muss leiden,
Niche von Jesu scheiden.
Away with all treasures! you ave my delight, Jesus my joy!
Away, you vain glories, I do not want to hear of you, remain unknown to me
Misery, need, trouble, humiliation, and deatly shall not separate wie
From Christ, although 1 must suﬀer much.

Trio: Romans VIII 10
So aber Christus in cuch ist, so ist der Leib zwar tot,
um der Siinde willen;
der Cuist aber ist das Leben um de Gerechrighkeit willen,
But if Christ is in you, then the body is indeed dead,
on account of the mortal sin;
but the spirit is life for the sake of (His) justice,

Verse V (Quartet – chorale)
Gute Nacht, o wesen, das dic Wel t erlesen, mir geﬁllst du nicht.
Gute Nacht, ihr S’inden, bleibet weit dahinten, komm t nicht mehr ans Licht!
Gute Nacht, du Stolz und Prache, Dir sic gang, du Lasterleben, gute Nacht gegeben,
Good night, oh creature which the world bas chosen, I am not pleased with you.
G ood night, you sins, stay far behind we, come no longer into the light!
Good night, you pride and splendor, to you life of wice, farcwell forever,

Chorus: Romans VIIL 2
So aun der Geist des, der Jesum von den Toten auferwekket hat in euch wolinet,
so wird auch der sclbige, de Christum von den Toten auferwekket hat
cure sterblichen Leiber lebengdig machen
:
um des willen, dass scin Geist in cuch wohnet.

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If now the spirit o f him who has raised fesus frome the dead live in you
T hen clso will the sa ne one whe has raised Christ front the dead
put mew life into your mortal bodies,
so that bis spirit live in you.

Verse VI (chorale)
Weichs, thr Trauergeister, dean mein Freuden meister, Jesus, tritt herein,
Denen, dic Gott lichen, muss anch ihr Betriiben latter Freude sein,
Duld ich schon heir Spots und Fob, dennech bieibst du auch im Leide,
Jesu, meine Freunde,
Yield, vou spirits of sorrow. for my lord of joy, Jesus, steps in.
For those who love God, also their sorrow must become nothing but joy.
Although I suﬀer bere derision and mockery, nevertheless you
Romain also in my suﬀering, J esus m y joy.

MUSIC FOR A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S DREAM
FAIR LOVE
FAIRY SONG
L ou ise U l r i c h , soprano
Ron Lynch, t enor
TITANIA
THE HONEYBAGS
Amy W i l l i am s , soprano

R ichar d P easlee

W i l l i a m Esses , gu i t a r
N e i l Cona ty , bass
D iane D ino , p er cuss ion
Joe Pa z ienza , p er cuss ion

\

IT

MADRIGALS
I N PRIDE OF MAY

Thomas Weelkes

I L S’EN VA TARD

C lemen t Jannequ in

(1575-16 23)

(1485-1560)

FAIR PHYLLIS I SAW

John Farmer

(1565-1605)

Ma d r iga l Choir¥*

The Four Quar t er s – Women ’s Barbershop Qua r t e t
. Per cy Wenr ich / Jack Mahoney
WHEN YOU WORE A.TULIP
NEVER THROW A LIGHTED LAMP AT MOTHER
G e oﬀr ey O ’Hara / John Bar t on
Ar t hur F ie ld s / Wa l t er Donovan
THE ABBA DABBA HONEYMOON

VI

INTERMI S S I O N
ITI
MY HEART PROCLAIMS HOW GREAT THE LORD (19 6 2 )
He inz Werner Z immerman (1930– )
The use of t he Ma g n i ﬁ c a t (Luke 1 : 46– 55) i n t he da i l y
Vesper serv ic e of t he Ca t ho l i c l i t u r g y i s w e l l known,
and a number of mus i ca l examp les have surv ived i n Eng l ish
t r ans la t i on i n t he Ang l ican serv ic e . Z immerman ’s ver s ion
d epar ts f r om c omp os i t iona l norms h i s t o r i c a l l y assoc ia t ed
w i t h t h e m u s i c a l s e t t i n g o f t h i s f a m i l i a r t e x t and
in t r od uc es t he ja zz–b lues s t y l e wh ich reached i t s z en i t h

i n the l a t e 1930 ’s and ea r ly 1940 ’s .
D iane D ino , V ibraphone
Deborah Lemon , har ps ichor d
N e i l C ona t y , ba ss

M i c h e l l e Domser
E l i zab e t h Sussman

L isa G r i ﬀ i n
Be th Ann Schoonmaker

The Four B i t s ~ Men ’s Barbershop Qua r t e t
SWING LOW, SWEET CHARIOT
L ’ I L LIZA JANE
YOU’RE THE FLOWER OF MY H E A R T (SWEET A D E L I N E )
THERE’LL BE A HOT TIME I N THE OLD TOWN
THE BAND PLAYED ON
YOU’RE A GRAND OLD FLAG
R ich Wiebe
Tom Gu ther z

Ma t t Pass
P e t e Horva t h
VII

THE SEASONINGS ( S, 1% t sp . )

P . D . Q . Bach

(1847-1742 )

humb ly ed i t ed by Pr of essor P e t er Sch ickele

�The S easonings i s , a s f a r a s we know, t h e on ly o r a t o r i o
wr i t t e n by P . D . Q,Ba ch , and we mus t t hank God f o r sm a l l
f avor s . The l a s t and l e a s t of t h e g r ea t J . S . Ba ch ’s
twen t y odd ch i ld r en was no t on ly t he cd d es t b u t a l s o
t he l e a s t und er s t ood s inc e ther e was so l i t t l e t o
und er s tand . He l iv ed an exc ep t iona l ly p o in t l ess l i f e
wh ich i s m ir r or ed w i t h ama z ing ﬁ d e l i t y i n h i s
c omp os i t ions .
The o r a t o r i o was wr i t t e n d ur ing t he l a s t of t h e composer ’s
c r ea t iv e p er iod s ( C on t r i t i on ) , when he gave up many ,
though no t a l l , o f t he extravagances of t he Soused p er iod
and t h e c ha r a c t e r i s t i c a l l y in c omp e t en t c ha r a c t e r i s t i c s
of t he I n i t i a l P lung e . The work was ﬁ r s t pub l ished
i n L iver p o o l by Jona than “Bo o zy’ Hawkes, who had been
one of P . D . Q . ' s many d r ink ing companions i n Wein–am–
Rhe in d ur ing t he Soused p er iod . S inc e t he o r i g ina l
manus cr ip t (ms . ) has never been f ound , and t he ﬁ r s t
pub l ished ed i t i o n was a lr eady i n Eng l ish w i t h no c r ed i t
f or t he l i b r e t t o , we can on ly sp ecu la t e abou t t he _ 1 .
au thor sh ip of t he t ex t ; or , of course , we can s imp l y
no t t h ink abou t i t a t a l l .

Harpur Chor a le takes p leasur e i n announc ing t ha t t on i g ht ’ s
per f ormance of The S easonings w i l l be d ir ec t ed by Herr
Pr of essor P f oh l D . Roh l , by sp e c ia l ar rangement w i t h
Conduc t or s Un l im i t ed of New York , t he MUnich Ra thaus–
am–see , and t he S . S . S . ( Soc ie t y of Sch ickel e
Symp a t h i zer s ) .
Chorus : “Tarragon of v i r t u e i s f u l l ”
R e c i t a t iv e : “And ther e wer e i n t he same
country”
3 Due t : “B id e t hy thyme”
(Soprano and A l t o , w i t h S l i d e Wh is t l e ,
Windbr eaker , and Tromboon)
4 Fugue : Or ches tra
5 R e c i t a t iv e : “Then asked he”
6 Chora le : '"By the leeks of Babylon/
Ther e we s a t down , yea , we wep t ”
7 R e c i t a t iv e : “Then she gave in ”
8 Ar i a : '"Open sesame sced ”
(Bass , w i t h Kazoos, Windbr eaker , and
S l i d e Wh is t l e )

No . 1
No . 2
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .
No .

N o . 9 R e c i t a t iv e : ‘ S o sa y ing ”
No . 10 D u e t : ”Summer i s a cum in seed ”
(Soprano and A l t o , w i t h S l id e Wh is t l e
and Shower Hose)
No . 11 Chorus w i t h S o l o i s t s : ‘ T o cur r y f avor , .
f avor cur r y ”

SOLOISTS
Kar en H a i g h t, sopr ano
Susan G la ss , c on t r a l t o
N i c ho la s O ’Donohoe , t enor
Thomas Gu t her z , bass
ORCHESTRA PERSONNEL
V i o l i n : O l ev V ir o , Ross L ev inson , Geor ge Myer s ,
P a u l Tur co , Ro b er t Sa l e t s ky , E i l e en Pas t er nak
V i o l a : Barbara Thompson , Ca r o l I saac son , Ca t hy E l i a s
C e l l o : Ho l l y W i lson , Dav id Hoppe
Ba ss : N e i l C ona t y
Tr ump e t : S t eve Winans , Dave Bespa lk o
Ka zoo : Ka t e Sudekum , P a u l Ke t choy ian
S l id e Wh is t l e : N ick O ’Donohoe
Penny Wh i s t l e : Howard Weinber g
Shower Hose : Jay H i l ﬁ g e r
Tr omboon : Sue Lawson
T imp a n i : D iane D in o
Windbr eaker : Dav id Denhard
C on t inuo : Mar k Kr oss – or gan , of s o r t s
H o l l y W i l son

Sp ec ia l thanks t o P h i l l i p Kennedy f or L i g ht ing ,
L i z Roman f or “ c ouns e l ' .

�HARPUR CHORALE

Oﬀic er s
P e t er Horva th , p r es id en t
Em i l y Par ker , t r easur er
Nancy Rop er , home a r e amana g er
S t ua r t S i lverman ,
t o u r manager s
R icha r d Wieb e ,
C yn t h ia Ca r t er , secr e tar y
Sue Lawson , l i b r a r i a n
Meg Sp er b er , p u b l i c i t y
R icha r d Br ig g s ,
wardrobe
Be th Schoonmaker ,

Sopranos : M i ch e l Domser , Ter esa Gr een , L isa
G r i ﬀ i n , Ma r c ia Hausner , L o r i Knapp* Wendy
Osborn , Nancy Roperf L ou ise U l r i c h
C on t r a l t os : J i l l Benj am in ’ E l l en S m n s t e i n ,
C ind y Ca r t er , Jean Ca t a ld o , Susan G l a s s Em i l y
Ha thorn , Sue Lawson , D o l l y Mur phy *
Em i l y Par ker , Be th Schoonmaker” Meg Sp erber ,
E l i za b e t h Sussman
Tenor s : M icha e l Duggan, Joshua F a r r e l l , S t even
Lu tvak® Ma t t h ew P a s s ’ Rob er t Sar achan , S t ua r t
S i lverman
Basses : R ichar d Br ig gs , Mark Fr eeman , Thomas
Gu ther z , P e t er Horva th# Dan i e l L o t t o , John °
Par ry? M icha e l P ier c e , Jason Surow, R ichar d
W ieb e

Harpur Chor a l e w i l l c ombin e w i t h
t he Un iver s i t y Chorus and Or ches tra
and Oneon ta C ommun i t y Chorus i n a
p er f ormanc e o f Mo za r t ’ s Req u iem on
A p r i l 16 a t 8 : 15 p . m . i n Wa t t er s
Thea t er .

�AS YOU MAY OR MAY NOT KNOW, THE HARPUR CHORALE REPRESENTED SUNY BINGHAMTON
ON A CONCERT TOUR OF EASTERN AND WESTERN EUROPE OVER THIS PAST INTERCESSION.
MANY PEOPLE CONTRIBUTED TO HELP US MEET THE EXPENSES WHICH, AS YOU MIGHT
IMAGINE FOR A TOUR OF THIS SCOPE, WERE CONSIDERABLE.

I N A VERY REAL SENSE

WE CONTINUE TO PAY FOR OBLIGATIONS INCURRED .
I T I S WITH THIS I N MIND THAT WE ASK YOUR SUPPORT TONIGHT I N THE FORM OF A
VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTION.

OUR USHERS WILL STAND WITH RECEPTACLES NEAR THE

EXITS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE.
WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR THOUGHTFULNESS AND GENEROSITY.

HAVE A PLEASANT EVENING.

ENJOY THE CONCERT AND

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

DAVID C L A T W O R T H Y
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TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1977
8:15 P. M.
DON WATTERS THEATER

�PROGRAM

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Already the sun

I

Gia il sole dal Gange
Dolente immagine di Fille mia
Ma rendi pur contento
Maliconia, Ninfa gentile

A. Scarlatti
Bellini
Bellini

Bellini

II

Der Jungling und der Tod
Gruppe aus dem Tartarus
Abendstern
Rastlose Liebe

Schubert
Schubert
Schubert
Schubert

III

G. Verdi

Per me giunto
from Don Carlo

A. Scarlatti

Already the sun sparkles
more clearly from the Ganges,
and wipes away every tear
from the weeping dawn,
He adorns every stem
with a golden ray,
and paints the stars of the sky
in the ﬁeld.
Oh love, bring contentment

Bellini

Oh love, bring contentment
to my beloved ’s heart
and I shall forgive you
if my own heart is heavy.
I fear her suﬀerings
more than my own,
because I live more in her
than in myself.

IV
Chanson gaillarder
La maitresse volage
Chanson a boire
Madrigal
.
Invocation aux parques
Couplets bachiques
L ’oﬀrande
La belle jeunesse
Serenade
V
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F. Poulenc

Sad likeness of my Phyllis

Bellini

Sad likeness of my Phyllis ,
Why do you sit by me so gloomily?
What more do you desire?
I have been shedding
bitter tears over your ashes.
Do you fear that, my sacred vows forgotten,
another ﬂ ame could set me on ﬁ re?
Ghost of Phyllis, rest in peace,
the old passion of love is inextinguishable ;
ghost of Phyllis.
Melancholy, sweet nymph
Melancholy, sweet nymph,
I consecrate my life to you ;
he who despises your pleasures
is not born of true pleasure.
I asked the gods for fountains and hills ;
they heard me at last, I shall live contented
nor shall I ever wish to pass
beyond that spring or that hill,
nor ever desire to go further,
nor ever go further, no, no, never.

Bellini

�Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

Restless love
Into the snow, into the rain,
Against the wind,
II

Josef von Spaun

The youth and death
Youth:

The sun ’s setting, ah, could I but go with it,
Escape with its last ray!
Ah, avoid these unnamed torments
And move out into fairer worlds!
Oh, come, death, loosen these bonds,
I smile at you, skeleton,
Lightly take me to dreamt–of lands!
0, come, do touch me, now, o, come!

Death:

Rest is cool and gentle in my arms,
You call –– I ’ll take pity on your plight.

Group from Tartarus

Friedrich von Schiller

Hark –– ressembling the murmur of the lashing seas,
And as the river sobbing carves its way through pale and bare rock,
So rises from dark depths an empty, heasy
Tortured groan.
Pain distorts
Their features –– their jaws

A cursing chasm of despair.

They ’re asking in-urgent whispers,
Is fulﬁlment not yet near?
O’er their heads, eternal circles ––
And the scythe of Saturn breaks.

Why are you so lonely in the sky,
0, fairest star? –– And so mild ;
Why does the array resplendent
Of brother–stars keep away from you?
“I am true love,s obedient star,
They keep from love away.”

Rather through suﬀering
would I win through,
Than be forced to bear
The pleasures of life!
All that longing
From heart to heart,

Oh, how unique
Is this agony!
How can I ﬂ ee ,
Shall I to the forests?
All is in vain!
Crown of life,
Bliss without peace,
Love this is you!
IV
Anonymous
17th century

Chanson gaillarder

La maitresse volage
My mistress is ﬁckle, my rival is happy.

Hollow are their eyes –– straining to peer
With anguished looks toward Cocytus ’ bridge.
Following tearfully the river ’s mournful course.

Star of eve

Through spray from cliﬀs,
Through fog and mist,
Keep on, keep on!
No rest, no peace!

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Chanson a boire
The kings of Egypt and Syria had their bodies embalmed
so as to enjoy a life after death. Come, let us drink, drink
“and embalm ourselves before death. How sweet is this balm!

Madrigal
You are beautiful as an angel, sweet as a little lamb.

Johann Mayrhafdr

Invocation aux parques
E swear to love you as long as I live. Fates, who hold
the thread of life in your hands, I pray you to prolong mine

as long as you can.
Couplets bachiques
When I see a bottle without wine I am sad ; if it is full
I am happy. When I am with my wife I am sober –– if the pretty
girls take me on I am jolly.
L ’oﬀrande
A maiden oﬀered a candle to the god of love in order to
gain a lover.

Smiling at the request, the god said,“Beauty,

while waiting, always yourself be the oﬀering.”

�La belle jeunesse
One needs to love but not always to marry. Make love
to many, but if you are wise you ’ll not marry.

Sérénade
With so beautiful a hand and such charms, how well
you use Cupid ’s weapon.

BIOGRAPHICAL BACKGROUND

DAVID CLATWORTHY is enjoying his ﬁfteenth consecutive year as a leading
baritone with the N.Y.C.Opera Company. As a student at the University of
Arizona, he was encouraged by the legandary Metropolitan baritone Richard
Bonelli to study seriously for an operatic career. After completing
undergraduate college studies and two years service as an oﬀicer in the
U.S.Army,Mr. Clatworthy enrolled at the Juilliard School of Music and
Columbia University where he received his Master of Arts degree. His
appearances at Lincoln Center have featured him in a variety of roles from
the Count in Mozart ’s The Marriage of Figaro to such contemporary operas
as Janacek ’s The Makropolos A ﬀ air and Gianstera ’s Don Rodrigo. In addition
to his performances with opera companies in San Francisco, Chicago, Houston,
Fort Worth, and Central City, the Michigan born singer has appeared as soloist
with the Boston, Chicago, Detroit, and Dallas Symphonies, as well as the
Philadelphia Orchestra and the New York Philharmonic. He has made recordings
for RCA Victor, Mercury, and Vanguard record companies, and has appeared
periodically on CBS, NBC, and ABC television networks. Next month Mr.
Clatworthy will appear with the Ft. worth Opera Company, and in May he will
be heard at Spoleto West, Charleston, South Carolina, in a new production of
The Consul, staged by its composer Gian–Carlo Menotti, and participate in
its recording on Columbia records.
DIANE RICHARDSON attended the Oberlin Conservatory of Music as a piano
scholarship student and received her Bachelors of Music degree. To pursue
an early interest in the art of accompanying, she traveled to New York to
work with Sergius Kagen, Robert Starer, and Adele Marcus at the Juilliard
School of Music. Later she attended Columbia University and received a
Master of Arts degree. Miss Richardson has toured throughout the United
States and Europe in the past ﬁ v e years. Being equally at home in operatic
and lieder repertoire, she has collaborated in recitals and privately coached
many leading artists from the Metropolitan Opera Company, the N.Y.C.Opera,
Covent Garden, and Sadlers Wells Opera Company. She has been on the faculty
of the Oberlin Conservatory and Juilliard School, and is presently an assistant
conductor and coach with the New York City Opera Company.

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