Concert Program Printing Instructions

The title page and special thanks highlighted material (both on page 2 of this word document) should be modified for your specific concert and highlighting removed.

The program can be printed in color or grayscale. Colored paper is an easy addition without paying for colored printing.

To print, select ‘double sided printing’, ‘flip on short side’, and print pages 2-5 (to exclude page 1, in these instructions). This way, 2 and 3 will be back-to-back and 4 and 5 will be back-to-back.

Ultimately, two sheets of paper with double sided printing will be folded in half to make a booklet with eight pages.

Page 2 is the outer cover of the booklet. Page 3 is the inside of the outer cover.Page 4 is the outside of the insert.Page 5 is the inside of the insert.

The folded booklet page order will be:1-Front: Cover page with Glee Club logo2-About the Notre Dame Glee Club3-2014 Spring Tour Program4-Traumlicht5-World Sounds6-Tenor I7-Baritone8-Back: Notre Dame Glee Club 2013-2014 Officers

If you have any questions please contact Publicity Manager Joseph Copp (jcopp1@nd.edu) or Tour Manager Andrew Tatis (atatis@nd.edu).

Notre Dame Glee Club 2013 – 2014Officers and Administration

President............................................................................................Brian ScullyVice Presidents ...........................................Stephen Hannon and Tim KennySecretary....................................................................................Michael ShakourTreasurer...............................................................................John Jay JohnstoneBusiness Manager..........................................................................Andrew TatisAlumni Representative

...................................................................Nick Taylor

Director...........................................................................................Daniel Stowe

For up-to-date information, concert dates, and merchandise sales including our full recordings catalogue, visithttp://gleeclub.nd.edu/

The Notre Dame Glee ClubCrowley Hall of MusicNotre Dame IN 46556-5643

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Special Thanks:

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2014 Spring Tour Concert Series

Daniel Stowe, Conductor

Concert SiteConcert City, State

Weekday, March XX, 20147:30 p.m.

About the Notre Dame Glee Club

Founded in 1915, the Notre Dame Glee Club presents a broad repertoire of classical, religious, folk, and barbershop works in several formal campus concerts as well as in dozens of informal performances at University events.

In recent years, the Glee Club has performed on tour in over 40 U.S. states and 20 countries. In 2005 the Glee Club toured in Mexico and Central America, and returned to Guatemala in 2009 with the Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra. In the course of regular European tours, most recently in 2011, the Club has performed in Ireland, England, France, Spain, Austria, Italy, Switzerland, Germany, and the Czech Republic. The Glee Club has also performed in many other international locations including Israel, with the Jerusalem Symphony, and Hong Kong, with the Hong Kong Sinfonietta.

The most recent Glee Club recordings include Shake Down the Thunder (1989), Under the Dome (1999), In dulci jubilo (2001), Vive la compagnie (2005), and Beautiful Rain (2007). The newest CD, On the Rocky Road to Dublin was recently released in the Fall of 2012.

A native of the Los Angeles area, Daniel Stowe has been a member of the University of Notre Dame faculty since 1993. In addition to directing the Glee Club, he is also conductor of the Notre Dame Symphony Orchestra and the Notre Dame Collegium Musicum.

BaritoneJoseph Copp Junior Engineering Tulsa, OKNicolas Garcia Freshman Electrical Engineering Tome, NMChristian Gorski Freshman Physics Mokena

Collin Hubler Sophomore Biology/Premed Brookfield, WI

Caleb Johnson Freshman A.C.M.S. Loves Park, ILJay Johnstone Junior Chemical Engineering Birmingham, ALTim Kenney Senior Theology/History South Bend, INHunter Kuffel Freshman Finance Geneseo, ILAlex Leslie Senior Philosophy/English Onalaska, WIKevin McGinn Senior Computer Engineering Rochester, NYRyan McMullen Freshman Computer Science Medina, OHJoe Moran Freshman Accounting Wheaton, ILWilliam Raseman Senior Civil Engineering Barrington, IL

Joey Schachner Freshman Biochemistry Charlotte, NCCharles Shinaver Freshman Computer Science/Math Carmel, IN

Michael Son Junior Science Pre-Professional/Psychology Yuma, AZ

Ben Swanson Freshman Music/Theology Lincoln, NE

Merrick Topping Sophomore Finance/A.C.M.S. Glenview, IL

Ryan Wiegand Sophomore Political Science Carmel, IN

BassJared Clemmensen Junior Industrial Design Carson City, NV

John Corr Senior Mathematics/Theatre Collegeville, PAWalker Embrey Freshman Chemical Engineering Irving, TXBrendan Evans Junior Economics/Philosophy Granger, INMichael Gregory Freshman Mechanical Engineering Frienswood, TX

Oliver Hanes Sophomore Engineering Wilmington, DE

Nicholas King Sophomore

Science-Business/Pre-Professional Austin, TX

Patrick Lyon Freshman Program of Liberal Studies Granger, Indiana

Jack McKeegan Freshman Science Pre-Professional/Spanish McMinnville

Robert McKenna Senior Pre-Professional/History Richmond, VA

Michael Moss Freshman Political Science Shoreview, MN

Anthony Murphy Sophomore

Mechanical Engineering/Film, Theatre, Television

Grand Rapids, MI

Stuart Streit Sophomore

Chemical Engineering/English Crystal Lake, IL

Michael Thompson Senior Music Tuskegee, AL

Tenor IJosh Bathon Senior Histoy/Philosophy Greenville, SCSamuel Evola Senior English/Spanish Toledo, OHAndrew Fritz Freshman Anthropology/Philosophy Columbia, MD

Daniel Le Sophomore Business Beaverton, OR

Bruno Mediate Freshman Film, Theatre, Television Colorado Springs, CO

Joseph Ong Sophomore Chemistry/Chinese Rancho Palos

Verdes, CAJoel Ostdiek Sophomor

e Business Columbus, NE

Michael Pilger Senior Philosophy/Chinese Vienna, VAMichael Shakour Junior Program of Liberal

Studies/Theology South Bend, IN

Hunbo Shim Senior Accounting/Chinese Fullerton, CAChris Siemann Junior Theology Naperville, ILJamie Towey Junior Arabic/Chinese Ave Maria, FLJosh Bathon Senior Histoy/Philosophy Greenville, SCSamuel Evola Senior English/Spanish Toledo, OHAndrew Fritz Freshman Anthropology/Philosophy Columbia, MD

Daniel Le Sophomore Business Beaverton, OR

Bruno Mediate Freshman Film, Theatre, Television Colorado Springs, CO

Tenor IIJames Argue Freshman History/Political Science Rochester, MI

Garrett Blad Junior Sustainable Policy and Environmental Science North Liberty, IN

Jack Brooks Freshman Aerospace Engineering Ada, MIThomas Joseph Junior Business/Music Carmel, IN

DeanPatrick Fasano Sophomor

e Physics Monmouth, IL

Nick Goldsmith Junior Business/Music Des Moines, IASteve Jakubowski Freshman Mathematics/Philosophy Grand Rapids, MI

Paul Kearney Junior History/Art History Worcester, MAErik Klaus Freshman Mechanical Engineering Marysville, OHDavid Lopes Senior Computer Science São Paulo, BrazilZach Osterholz Junior Biology Dubuque, IA

Daniel Pedroza Freshman Finance/Psychology Juarez, Mexico / El Paso, Texas

Brian Scully Senior Psychology/Pre-Medicine Gainesville, GA

Tony Stedge Sophomore Mechanical Engineering Puyallup, WA

Nick Taylor Senior Computer Science Findlay, OH

2014 Spring Tour Program

Down Among the Dead Men arr. Ralph Vaughan

Williams

Tudor MusicPastime With Good Company attr. Henry VIII (1491—1547)Ay, Me! Thomas Weelkes (1576—1623)When as I Looked John Bennett (c. 1575—after 1614)

Lamentations of Jeremiah, Part I Thomas Tallis (1505—1585)

The lamentation of Jeremiah, the prophet, begins:Aleph. How lonely she is now, the once-crowded city! Widowed is she who was mistress over nations; the princess among the provinces has been made a toiling slave.Beth. She weeps bitterly in the night, tears on her cheeks; among all her lovers she has none to comfort her; all her friends have dealt treacherously with her, they have become her enemies.Jerusalem, turn to your God.

Prayer of the Children Kurt Bestor, arr. Andrea Klouse

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Janeton Frank Martin (1890—1974)

Janet wants to get married for a laugh, for a tear. She’s in love with a gallant fusilier for a laugh, for a game. This Morning they got engaged for a laugh, for a kiss. On Sunday they’ll want to be married for a quarrel, for love.Janet wants to get married for a laugh, for a game.

Eine lichte Mitternacht (A Clear Midnight) Paul Hindemith

(1895—1963)

THIS is thy hour O Soul, thy free flight into the wordless,Away from books, away from art, the day erased, the lesson done,Thee fully forth emerging, silent, gazing, pondering the themes thou lovest best.Night, sleep, death and the stars. (Walt Whitman)

Traumlicht (Dreamlight) Richard Strauss (1864—1949)

A light visited me in a dream; it barely approached, and then took flight.

The glance you gave me sank deep within while I slept.O vision of night, the gentle brightness of your glimmer follows me in the wakefulness of day.Come often, O star, in my repose; for you I gladly close my eyes. (Friedrich Rückert)

Lux aurumque Eric Whitacre (b. 1970)

Light.Warm and heavy as pure goldand the angels sing softly to the new-born babe. (Edward Esch)

Ave Maria (Angelus Domini) Franz Biebl (1906-2001)

The angel of the Lord appeared to Mary and she conceived by the Holy Spirit. Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with you, blessed are you among women, and blessed is the fruit of your womb, Jesus. Mary said: “Behold, the maidservant of the Lord, let it be done to me according to your word.” And the Word was made flesh, and lived among us. Holy Mary, Mother of God, intercede for us now and in the moment of our death. Amen.

Intermission

Avenging and Bright (Irish Folk Song) arr. David Mooney

Celtic Ballads

She Moved Through the Fair arr. Glenn E. FinneySuo Gan arr. Lawrence WilifordLoch Lomond arr. Ralph Vaughan Williams

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American Sounds

This Is Some Lucky Day Andy Paley, arr. Greg Volk I Heard You Singing Harry

Rodney Bennett, arr. Jay Giallombardo

Sweep Clean, Mary Spiritual, arr. Uzee Brown, Jr.World Sounds

Chega de saudade (Brazil) Antonio Jobim

arr. Michael Thompson ‘14

Go, my sadness, go, and tell her that it's impossible without her. Tell her, by a prayer, to return because I can't suffer any longer.Enough of yearning for her...The truth is that there is no peace without her, there is no beauty, there is only sadness and melancholy which does not leave me.But if she comes back, how beautiful it will be, for there will be fewer fish in the sea than kisses I will give her.

Kpanlongo (Ghana) arr. Derek BermelCome and hold my child while I dance Kpanlongo; it’s the dance where you shake your body all around.

Ramkali (Indian Raga) arr. Ethan Sperry

I am entirely devoted to you my lord. At least heed my plea, my love. I hope to be united with you, my love. Peace of mind is not mine, my love.

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Danny Boy arr. Patrick Quigley ‘00

Notre Dame, We Hail Thee Rev. Eugene Burke and Daniel Pedtke

Notre Dame, Our Mother O’Donnell/Casasanta,

arr. IseleThe Notre Dame Victory March John F. Shea and Michael Shea, C.S.C.