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Clarendon College
Choir
Carnegie ‘08
Information Presentation
MidAmerica Productions
23rd Season
Offering unique performance opportunities to
choirs, orchestras, bands from around the
world since 1984.
More than 180 conductors in Carnegie Hall
series
Sherrill Milnes, Lukas Foss, John Rutter, etc.
To date: Over 800 concerts
using over 100,000 performers
The Music
Sunday, January 13, 2008 concert
James Meaders conducts Bob Chilcott’s
Canticles and MLK and Caldwell’s/Ivory’s
Hope for Resolution
Dale Miller conducts Vaughan Williams’s
Dona Nobis Pacem
Candace Wicke conducts Mozart’s
Coronation Mass in C Major, K. 317
Ralph Vaughan Williams
Vaughan Williams
Biography
1872 – 1958
Studied at the Royal College of Music
Conductor, music editor, and historian
Ethnomusicology
The study of regional music
English folk songs
Composer of orchestral and choral works
1935 – Appointed to the Order of Merit
Vaughan Williams
The War
Enlisted in WWI at the age of 40
Private in Royal Army Medical Corps
Royal Garrison Artillery Officer
1918 – Director of Music – First Army
Vaughan Williams
Style
Pre-war Style
Folk tunes
Incidental music for Cambridge Univeristy
productions
Post-war Style
Mystical
1924 – New Style of Composition
Lively cross-rhythms and clashing harmonies
Dona Nobis Pacem (1936)
“Grant Us Peace”
Cantata for Soprano & Baritone Soloists, Chorus
and Orchestra
Text source - Walt Whitman and others
Agnus Dei “Lamb of God”
Beat! Beat! Drums!
Reconciliation
Dirge for Two Veterans
The Angel of Death
O Man Greatly Beloved
Itinerary
January 10 – 14, 2008
5 days, 4 nights in New York City
Visit historic landmarks such as the Empire
State Building
Dance into the night as you cruise around
the Statue of Liberty
Have the chance of a lifetime to….
Sing at Carnegie Hall!!
January 10, 2008
Travel from Clarendon to Dallas
Arrive in New York City and check into one of
two hotels in Manhattan.
Orientation tour of hotel area and Times
Square
Free time until curfew
January 11, 2008
3 hour piano rehearsal
Other activities:
Visit Empire State Building
Shopping at Macy’s and 34th Street area
Walking tour of Central Park
Free time until curfew
January 12, 2008
3 hour piano rehearsal
Other activities:
Visit Ground Zero
Trip to Natural History Museum
Show: Opera, play, musical
Free time until curfew
January 13, 2008
Morning Dress Rehearsal
2:00 Concert at Carnegie Hall
Dinner Cruise around lower Manhattan
Travels around the Statue of Liberty
Buffet Dinner and Dancing
Pack for trip home
Free time until curfew
January 14, 2008
Leave for Home
Classes start January 15
Performing in
New York City
Cost of Trip
$1,089 – Concert Package
Based on quad occupancy
$343 – Air Package
Flight from Dallas
$23
Trip Shirt and music with rehearsal CD
$1,455 total for trip
Spending money, food, cab fare, ticket costs,
etc.
Package Includes
$1089
Four nights (quad occupancy) in
Grand Hyatt @ 42nd St and Park Ave
Hilton New York Hotel @ Ave of the
Americas and 53rd St
Post-Concert Reception Cruise
Spirit of New York or Spirit of New Jersey
Tips, gratuities, & baggage handling at hotel
(one bag per person)
Package Includes
Bus transportation to/from rehearsals/concerts
Entrance ticket to the Empire State Building
Gift coupon for Macy’s in NY
Coupon to the famous Bloom’s Deli
Non-performers can sit in any/all rehearsals
and will receive a ticket to the concert
Air Package Includes
$343.00
$287Round trip from Dallas to NYC or NJ
$17 Ticket Handling Fee
$39 Round Trip from Airport to Hotel
In Summary
20 people flying to NYC:
$6,860
10 people watching 10 people performing:
$21,780
NYC souvenirs to give away as birthday
presents:
$6,000
Getting the chance to
perform at Carnegie Hall…
Priceless!
Total Cost of
Carnegie ’08 Trip
$29,000
Based on 20 people
$43,000
Based on 30 people
How can I help?
Adopt a student
Donate to choir fund
At concerts
By mail
Have your business donate to choir fund
Join us and Come on the trip!!