Fred Graham, Director
Karen Conley, flutist
Gail Reitenbach, organist
Margi Coxwell, pianist
Friday, May 3, 2019 — 5:30pm
Music of Haydn and Mozart, folksongs from Great Britain, and more
| Program: | |
|---|---|
| one voice | Ruth Moody arr. by MLP Badarak |
| A Tierras Agenas | F. de Peñalosa (1470-1528) |
| Due pupille amabili | Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart (1756-1791) |
| An den Vetter | Franz Joseph Haydn (1732-1809) |
| Dona nobis pacem | W.A. Mozart |
| The Lamb | George Whitefield Chadwick (1854-1931) |
| Down by the sally gardens | Irish folksong arr. by John Rutter |
| All Through the Night | Welsh folksong arr. by Granville Bantock |
| Shenandoah | American folksong arr. by Jeff Funk |
| Wild Mountain Thyme | Scottish folksong arr. by Andrew Parr |
| O, Fair New Mexico | Elizabeth Garrett (1885-1947) |
Chorus Members:
Sheila Beuler, Mary Anne Burkard, Karen Conley, Pamela Culwell, Nomi Currier, Emily Drabanski, Guy Dunphy, Jaco Foster, Misael Franco, Louis Gavioli, Patricia Hastings, Amy Iwasaki, Vanessa Kahin, Maeve Long, Mary Mumford, Michael Oellig, Susan Perry, Gail Reitenbach, Chiara Schneid, Joan Shankin, Arianna Somervill, Susan Weaver, Therese Wilson
Fred Graham is a singer, organist, and conductor who has performed in these three roles across the United States (and a little bit in Europe!). He was the founding Artistic Director of the Red River Chorale, a community chorus in Alexandria, Louisiana. Fred received a Master of Sacred Music degree from Boston University, where he completed a double major in voice and organ (with graduate recitals in each field) and a Bachelor of Music degree in Sacred Music with a voice major from Centenary College of Louisiana.
Fred arrived in New Mexico in March of 2017, where he maintains a private voice studio, serves as Choral Director at Santa Fe Community College, the Music Director of the Sangre de Cristo Chorale, and is Organist and Music Director at La Mesa Presbyterian Church.