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GALA Choruses Leadership Symposium

Cleveland 2014

SATB Reading Session

Stephen Edwards (Allegrezza), Session Leader

SCORE SAMPLER

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King for a Day YR9904 Solo, SATB and piano Words and Music by Jason Shelton

Love Is Love YR2R12v2 Solo, SATB and piano Words and Music by Randi Driscoll

Arranged by Kevin Robison Adapted for SATB by Tim McKnight

The Star-‐Spangled Banner YR1T12v2 SATB a cappella Words by Francis Scott Key

Music by John Stafford Smith Arranged by Brian Throckmorton

A Time to Every Purpose YR9300v2 SAB and piano Music by David Frank Long

Text adapted by composer from Ecclesiastes 3:1-‐8 Tu y Yo YR1C19v2 SATB and piano Words by Gustavo Adolfo Béquer (A Puertorican Danza) Music by Angel Mislán

Arranged by Edgar Colón-‐Hernández

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OLDIES BUT GOODIES!

YRM’S MOST POPULAR WORKS FOR MIXED CHORUS IN THE FOLLOWING GENRES:

(listed alphabetically)

LGB SPECIFIC THEMES

YR2010v2 Color Out of Colorado Gallagher/Waldrop/Moore

YR1100v2 Diversity Daggett/Henderson

YR3800v2 Finally Here Eric Helmuth

YR4319v2 I Ain’t Afraid Near/Milloy

YR1007v2 Look Behind Our Song Hall/Bourland

YR3304Pv2 Prayers for Bobby Killpack/Kawarsky

YR6203v2 Pride’s Child Schrag/Helmuth

YR6200v2 Singing Out John Schrag

YR9913v2 Standing on the Side of Love Jason Shelton

YR2R11v2 what matters Driscoll/Robison

CHRISTMAS (ORIGINAL WORDS and/or MUSIC)

YR1213v2 Christmas Brunch Sturgis/Johnson

YR1212v2 Coming Out on Christmas Sturgis/Johnson

YR2301v2 Christmas is the Warmest Time of the Year Hall/Mamey

YR1117v2 If Not At Christmas MacDuff/Henderson

YR1401.2v1 Shines a Star Perry/Carlson

YR3508v2 This Holiday Steve Milloy

YR3102v2 Tomorrow Shall Be My Shopping Day Sturgis/Moore

YR1J17v2 What a Gay ‘Ol Christmas Tree Ravetch/Judd

YR9115 The Work of Christmas Thurman/Hardin

YR1103v2 You’re Home for the Holidays Daggett/Henderson

CHRISTMAS (ARRANGEMENTS)

YR1N11 All Hayle to the Days Elizabeth Norton

YR8700 Carol of the Bells Leontovich/Saladino

YR5505 Hark! (in ⅞) Mendelssohn/Landau

YR3501v2 In the Spirit (Three Spirituals) Steve Milloy

YR7700 O Tannenbaum (Oh Christmas Tree) Glenn M. Carlos

HANUKKAH

YR1121v2 Flame of Faith Marcus/Henderson

YR7121v2 Flames So Bright at Chanukah Dennis W. Rosenbaum

YR6701v2 For All To See Jerald Thomas Hawhee

YR2600v2 Three Hanukkah Songs Charles Baker

YR3131v2 Likhtelekh (Light the Lamps) Bachlund/Moore

WINTER SOLSTICE/SEASON

YR1109 Circle Dance Gwiazdowsky/Henderson

YR1401.1 Hymn of Winter Longfellow/Carlson

YR6204v2 Kore Evohe Kelleher/Schrag

YR9916v2 The Longest Night Middleton/Shelton

YR9305v2 A New December David Frank Long

YR1600v2 A Season for Lovers John-‐Michael Albert

YR6407v2 Solstice Carol Diane Benjamin

YR4304v2 Song of the Solstice Near/Langley

YR1112v1 Under the Holly Bough Mackay/Henderson

YR9301v2 Winter Solstice Moon David Frank Long

KWANZAA

YR5203v2 Harambee Joseph Jennings

YR2508 Kwanzaa Spirit Ginger Starling

YR9904

King for a Day Solo, SATB and piano

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Jason Shelton

He had a dream of a world free of hatred and anger.

He had a dream of a love beyond race, creed or color. He had a dream and he gave it to me. What will I do with it? Who will I be?

I’ve got to stand up, shout and be heard! I’ve got to let my heart guide my words!

I’ve got to steady my feet and say, “What would it be like if you were King for a day?”

He had a dream (His dream. Our dream.) that all violence would one day be ended.

He had a dream (His dream. Our dream.) that our world torn apart would be mended. He had a dream for you and for me.

What will we do with it? Who will we be? We’ve got to stand up, shout and be heard! We’ve got to let our heart guide our words!

We’ve got to steady our feet and say, What would it be like if you were King for a day?

Would you feed those who hunger, refresh those who thirst?

Would you welcome the stranger and comfort the sick? Would you clothe the naked and set captives free? Would you work for justice to bring about peace?

Would you hope for the future, unsure what it brings? Would you have the courage to dream your own dream?

He had a dream that one day we’d be here singing together.

He had a dream and we’re making it happen together. He had a dream for you and for me.

What will we do with it? Who will we be? We’re gonna stand up, shout and be heard! We’re gonna let our heart guide our words!

We’re gonna steady our feet and say, What would it be like if you were King for a day?

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Tu y Yo (A Puertorican Danza)

SATB and piano

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Tu y Yo You and I

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rumor sonoro de arpa de oro, resonant murmur of golden harp,

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voy a tocarte te desvaneces, I attempt to touch you, you disappear

como la llama, como el sonido, like the flame, like the sound,

como la niebla, como el gemido del lago azul. like the fog, like the moan of the blue lake.

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en el vacío cometa errante, in the void an errant comet,

largo lamento del ronco viento, long lament of the hoarse wind

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los ojos vuelvo de noche y día, my eyes turn night and day,

yo, que incansable corro y demente I, who tirelessly and madly runs

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Program Notes

The "Danza" is arguably the maximum artistic expression of Puertorican culture;; it is Puerto Rico's

national dance. It is said that of all the musical forms of the New World ithe danza most resembles

European classical music while having touches of folkloric color.

The origin of the Puerto Rican danza is not clear, but most scholars agree that it began around the

middle of the 19th century (around 1840);; soon thereafter, it had taken precedence over the waltz on

the dance floor. The danza is a form very rich in melodic and harmonic content, and it embodies a very

deep character. Every danza is preceded by a short instrumental prelude, called the paseo

(“promenade”) during which the couples walk along the dance floor in a wide circle,

presumably to show off their ball gowns and finery.

- Edgar Colón-Hernández

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