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SPR ING WISHES FROM WCU !

Welcome to our audience, guest singers, soloists and musicians at this presentation of Joseph Haydn’s Creation. It has been four seasons since Creation was performed at Shat-tuck Auditorium by the Waukesha Choral Union, and it is our sincere pleasure to revitalize the piece as our 2014 gift to the Greater Waukesha Community. This is our third concert in our 40th Anniversary: Season of Light! Members bring their talents, time and energy to the stage. We all sing because the people, the arts organizations and businesses of Waukesha are behind us and know the importance of keeping the choral tradition alive and well!

We perform on this occasion without two dear friends and fellow members. We mourn the loss of JoAnne Portz, Alto, and Alan Thompson, Bass, and send sincere condolences to their families. WCU was honored to sing at their celebrations of life. Read more about these remarkable people in your program.

We want to see all of you, your families and friends, too, on May 3, 2014 at St. William’s Parish, for the last performance of our Season. WCU will showcase Sunrise Mass by contemporary composer Ola Gjeilo. It is moving and ethereal! Following that concert is a 40th Anniversary Reception honoring past WCU singers and conductors and reliving memorable moments of 40 years of “Live Music, Classically Performed.” Watch for your mailing, or visit www.choralunion.org for the details.

Thank you for joining us today. We wouldn’t be here without your encouragement, sup-port, and financial assistance. Enjoy!

Mary Stephani, Waukesha Choral Union President

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Waukesha Choral Union has been musically active in the community for over 60 years. WCU was featured in WISN-TV’s Season to Celebrate broadcast during Christmas of 2011. Originally a combination of Carroll College students and community singers, WCU took its present form as an auditioned choir in 1978. Recent collaborative partners include the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, Bel Canto Chorus, Milwaukee Choristers, Carroll University Choirs, and the choirs of Waukesha South High School, Muskego High School, and Hartford Union High School.

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The Waukesha Choral Union will challenge, enrich, and engage its singing members, audiences, and community through the pursuit of excellence and a variety of programming. The WCU mission includes expansion of the effectiveness of its educational efforts throughout Waukesha County through collaboration.

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WAUKESHA CHOR AL UNION 2013 /14 LEADERSHIP TEA M

OFFICERSMary Stephani .................................................................................................................................PresidentPhyllis Cramer .......................................................................................................................President-ElectBarbara Miller ................................................................................................................................... TreasurerSusan Wallenslager ........................................................................................................................SecretaryTom Custis .........................................................................................................Immediate Past President

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ADMINISTRATIONErnest Brusubardis III .................................................................................Artistic Director; Ex - OfficioAmanda McFall .........................................................................................................................Accompanist

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A B IT ABOUT CREATION - A B IT ABOUT TR ADITION

The Creation is among Joseph Haydn’s greatest works. Haydn visited England from 1791–1792 and 1794–1795 where he heard oratorios of Handel performed by major forces. These works inspired him to write a large oratorio using the musical language of the then modern classical style. Haydn labored on his masterpiece from October 1796 to April 1798.

He had received the text, based upon the creation account in the book of Genesis, the book of Psalms, and John Milton’s Paradise Lost, from his manager, Johann Peter Salomon, during his second visit to England. The oratorio has three parts; the first part depicts the elements; the second part, animals and man; and the third part, an earthly paradise. The soloists play the roles of the Archangels Gabriel, Uriel and Raphael in the first two parts, and Adam and Eve in the third part.

The world premiere was April 29 and 30, 1798 in Vienna at the palace of Prince Schwar-zenberg.

The original English version was translated into German by Haydn’s patron and friend Baron van Swieten. Interestingly, later he translated it back into English for performances in England. In 1800 Creation was published with both German and English texts. Today’s performance uses the more recent English translation by Robert Shaw and Alice Parker. The purpose of this retranslation is to remedy the clumsiness of Baron van Swieten’s English as well as to unify the text with Haydn’s colorful musical language.

Waukesha Choral Union has been performing annually Handel’s Messiah or Haydn’sCreation as a gift to the community for over 3 decades. This longstanding tradition is funded by area businesses, foundations, and benefactors as well as through generous donations from patrons like you. The choir is made up of Choral Union members and community singers that have volunteered to be a part of this production. All facets of the greater Waukesha community come together to create, perform, experience, and enjoy. We hope that this free performance of Haydn’s masterpiece has inspired your love for great choral music.

Ernest Brusubardis IIIArtistic Director, Waukesha Choral Union

ABOUT THE ARTISTIC D IRECTOR

Ernest Brusubardis III, Artistic Director of the Waukesha Choral Union, is a graduate of UW Milwaukee with the Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Music and the Master’s Degree in Music Education with an emphasis on choral conducting. His other choral directorships include the

advanced ensembles of Hartford Union High School and the Brusubardis-Dzimente Latvian Choir, a podium he

shares with his father. His expertise in this latter pursuit has earned him the chief conductorship of Latvian Song Festivals in the United States, Canada, and Latvia.

As a music theater enthusiast, he conducts the orchestra for the annual productions at Hartford Union High School and boasts a record as music director for community theater productions throughout Southeastern Wisconsin, including Menomonee Falls Patio Players, On the Wall and Off the Wall theaters, Archangel Productions, and shows at the UW Milwaukee and West Bend extensions.

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SOLOIST B IOGR APHIES SOLOIST B IOGR APHIES c o n t.

Sarah Richardson, soprano, holds a Master of Music degree from UW-Milwaukee and a Bachelor of Music degree from Viterbo University. A native of Bryant Wisconsin, Sarah is currently pursuing a Doctoral of Musical Arts degree at UW-Madison, studying voice with Paul Rowe. Sarah’s recent credits include the roles of Phyllis (Iolanthe), Eurydice (Orpheus in the Underworld), and Laetitia (The Old Maid and the Thief). Sarah has achieved numerous awards including 1st place in the Wisconsin NATS auditions, 2nd place in the Schubert Club Competition,

and was the 2013 winner of the Bel Canto Chorus Regional Artists Competition. Actively performing and teaching in the Milwaukee area, Sarah has been featured with Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Ensemble Musical Offering, Milwaukee Choral Artists, and the East Side Chamber Players.

Showing his vocal versatility, Dr.Thomas J. Weis has appeared as leading man in Kiss Me Kate and The Music Man with The Heartland Festival in Platteville, Wisconsin, Grandpa Moss in Skylight Opera Theater’s production of The Tender Land, which aired on Wisconsin PBS in January 2003, and as Bass Soloist in Handel’s Messiah with the Milwaukee Symphony. Mr. Weis has also sung as Bass Soloist in Bach’s Magnificat, Haydn’s The Creation, Verdi’s Requiem, Mozart’s Requiem,

Dvorak’s Stabat Mater, Brahms’ Requiem, Baritone soloist in Orff’s Carmina Burana, and more.

Rena Archwemety Beyer from The Capital Times, in a classical review of Dvorak’s Stabat Mater wrote, “Weis gave a moving bass solo in ‘Fac ut ardeat cor meum’. From his strong entrance with the brass section to the emotion he conveyed, his interpretation of the text was outstanding”.

Mr. Weis embodied the title role of Figaro in the University of Wisconsin-Madison Opera program’s Le Nozze di Figaro of W.A. Mozart. In the Opera Review for the Wisconsin State Journal, Jay Rath stated “As Figaro, Thomas Weis has a voice that is warm and mellow but with an edge like good black coffee”.

Thomas has been an active voice teacher and performer at Carroll University in Waukesha, Wisconsin for the past thirteen years, offering recitals, master classes, and numerous faculty collaborations. Dr. Weis is a member of NATS (National Association of Teachers of Singing), and has served on the Wisconsin NATS board. Thomas is currently teaching voice at Carroll University and at the Waukesha County Conservatory of Music in Hartland. Upcoming engagements include soloist in Ralph Vaughan William’s Dona Nobis Pacem with the Carroll Choirs on Sunday, April 27th, 2014.

Curtis Bannister, tenor, is an award recipient of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. He joined the Sarasota Opera as an Apprentice Artist for the 2011 and 2012 Festival Seasons where he debuted with the company as Arturo in Lucia di Lammermoor and covered the role of John Cheever in Ward’s The Crucible. For the Apprentice Artist program, Curtis sang the title roles in Mozart’s La Clemenza di Tito, Mascagni’s L’amico Fritz, and Faust in Boito’s

Mefistofele. In 2011, Curtis made his professional theater debut in a Shakespearian role as Aaron in Titus Andronicus with Stillpointe Theatre Initiative and sang Mozart’s Coronation Mass and Vesparae Solennes de Confessore with the St. John Cantius Resurrection Choir and Orchestra. In 2008, He originated the role of Sheldon Segal in the world premiere of John Musto’s Later the Same Evening with Maryland Opera Studio and the National Gallery of Art. In April 2010, Curtis made his international recital debut of French Melodie and Spirituals for the Musée du Louvre (Musique de Chambre) in Paris. Past concert performances include Beethoven’s Mass in C, Handel’s Messiah, Mozart’s Vesparae Solennes de Confessore, Bach’s Lobet Gott in seinen Reichen and The St. John Passion, Britten’s War Requiem, Tippet’s A Child of Our Time, Rossini’s Stabat Mater, and Haydn’s St. Theresa and St. Nicholas Mass.

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The Creation, H.XXI: 2 Joseph Haydn (1732-1809)Ernest Brusubardis III, Conductor

Gabriel, Eve - Sarah Richardson, SopranoUriel - Curtis Bannister, Tenor

Raphael, Adam - Thomas J. Weis, Bass

1. Representation of Chaos, Orchestra2. Recitative, Raphael, and Chorus3. Recitative and Aria, Uriel, and Chorus4. Recitative, Raphael5. Solo, Gabriel, and Chorus6. Recitative, Raphael7. Aria, Raphael8. Recitative, Gabriel9. Aria, Gabriel10. Recitative, Uriel11. Chorus Awake the harp, ye choirs, awaken! Loud let the praise of God be sounded. Rejoice in the Lord, the mighty God;12. Recitative, Uriel13. Recitative, Uriel14. Chorus with Soli, Gabriel, Uriel, Raphael

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15. Recitative, Gabriel16. Aria, Gabriel17. Recitative, Raphael18. Recitative, Raphael19. Trio, Gabriel, Uriel, Raphael, and Chorus20. Recitative, Raphael21. Recitative, Raphael22. Aria, Raphael23. Recitative, Uriel24. Aria, Uriel25. Recitative, Raphael26. Chorus and Trio, Gabriel, Uriel, Raphael27. Recitative, Uriel28. Duet, Adam, Eve, and Chorus


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WAUKESHA CHOR AL UNION - CREATION CONCERT

SOPRANO Karen BieszkIndra BrusubardisChris BudishCallie Fernandez del CastilloPhyllis Cramer Patricia Hummel*Barbara MillerAllison NastoffJennifer NienhausRena PettSally SchwarzGlynnis ShircelCarol SlaybaughMary StephaniWendy StippichKathi StoiberEileen Zimmerman

ALTO Sharon BlossMary CarvalhoMaureen HairBeth Heflin Wendy MullerColleen ReskeMichele Rinka Judy RosynekSusan TillSue WallenslagerAnne Wandler*

TENORJohn Clausz*Alex HummelPaul McCoyJon Rinka

BASS Rich BlauveltNorm GoeschkoCharlie HummelBryan PreviteTom Smith *Greg Youngs

March 20

April 10-13

May 2-18

April 12

Musical Comedy

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“From Dawn to Dusk” Saturday, November 9, 7:30 pm

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CONTR IBUTORS

The Waukesha Choral Union is deeply grateful to these donors for their meaningful financial support. Their commitment to live, local music will help the WCU remain affordable and accessible to the communities we serve. Maestro ($2,500 and above) Anthony and Andrea Bryant

Family FundJoAnn Portz (in memory of

Fred Portz)Waukesha County Community

Foundation

Conductor ($1,000 to $2,499) Wisconsin Arts BoardArts WaukeshaDigital Intelligence, Inc., Com-

munity FundA donation in memory of

James L. and Dorothy Goff Frisch

Mary Stephani

Soloist ($500 to $999) Barbara MillerUS BankWaukesha State Bank

Chorister ($250 to $499) Tom and Paula Custis**Dick Smith**Alan ThompsonJohn GustafsonRichard and Carol SnookSusan Wallenslager**

Patron ($100 to $249) Practical ClubAnne WandlerJames Ward

Accompanist ($25 to $99) Pat and Charlie HummelPat and Tom GregorySally Schwarz**GE FoundationMargaret CrowleyGreg & Larilyn Carpenter**Mark & Karen Aamot**Tom & Signy Smith**Jan Davis**Mary Ann Wolfe**David & Laura Gorden**Juanita Gorden**Gladys Manke**Marilyn Bradley**

* Signifies individuals who made contributions in memory of JoAnn Portz

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Saturday, May 2, 7:30 pm Shattuck Auditorium, Carroll University

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April 12, 7:30 p.m.Jazz Ensemble

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Keeping the Waukesha Choral Union singing takes money as well as time, effort and audiences. Show your support by coming to our performances, singing with us, liking us on Facebook, making a donation, or advertising in our print programs. We are a 501(c)(3) organization and your donations are tax deductible to the full extent of the law.

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The Waukesha Choral Union derives its strength and quality from its members’ passion for singing and is always seeking new voices interested in:

• Improving your singing ability • Performing Handel’s Messiah with an orchestra • Exploring new musical genres • Socializing with other singers • Being a part of a growing, dynamic arts organization

To schedule an audition please call (414) 297-9310 or email [email protected].

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AL AN THOMPSON : A REMEMBR ANCE AND TR IBUTE

A TESTA MENT TO AL AN ’S GOOD WORK !

Sometimes life has a way of getting in the way of what we were meant to do. For Alan Thompson, his “calling” came as he wound down his career heading into retirement.

Alan, who sang with Waukesha Choral Union for more than a decade, passed away Jan. 6 at the age of 72 after complications from heart surgery. He was a vibrant member of our choir who lent us not only his vocal talents, but his organizational and computer skills as a music librarian.

With a long-time interest in music and seeing his wife, Linda, sing in WCU for a short time, Alan decided to join the choir.

“He really had a happy life,” Linda said. “Singing became a passion of his.” She noted that Alan also was a member of the Vernon Presbyterian Church Choir.

Alan Thompson was much more, of course. Born in Massachusetts, he earned multiple degrees in chemistry and worked in higher education. Most recently, he worked from 1978 to 2011 in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin – Milwaukee.

Above all, he cherished family and travel, combining both whenever he and Linda had the opportunity.

We salute Alan Thompson, a man of many interests and skills. We are blessed to call him an alum of Waukesha Choral Union – and a fondly remembered friend.

When the community heard the sad news of Alan Thompson’s death, it did not take long for a number of people to step forward and show their appreciation for his many contributions to the Waukesha Choral Union by donating to WCU in Alan’s memory. As of the beginning of March, here is a list of those gifts. A complete record will be included in our May 3 program’s list of contributors. We sincerely thank them all.

Come Celebrate!The Conclusion of our 40th Anniversary Year

as we present “Sunrise”

7 p.m. Saturday May 3St. Williams Church,

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Enjoy a special celebration with refreshments immediately following the

performance.

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Special thanks to the 2014 Class of Leadership Waukesha, our celebration partners.

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Individuals/Couples/Family

Mark and Karen AamotKathryn BokowyRobert Brown FamilyCarol De CosterG. Allen & Elizabeth DailyHeather EvansEugene & Shirley HaugseMichael & Dalya Horowitz Earl & Sarah Hudson Sidney and Virginia Jones Dale & Gay KnutsonJudith McFarlandTraci and Joseph PiattSharon Pitchman

Michael and Mary RatzbergArnold and Elizabeth RayPaul and Kathleen RempeLana Reyer Peter G. Sarles (Alan’s

brother-in-law – Sarles Family Trust)

Daniel ShurillaRichard (Dick) SmithLygia & David TopolovecDouglas & Rena Thompson Trans Union (on behalf of

Douglas Thompson)Glenn & Ruth VanhaitsmaLarry & Susan Wallenslager

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FRED AND JOANN PORTZ : AN APPRECIATION

JoAnn Portz passed away on July 13, 2013, preceded in death on Sept. 3, 2010 by her husband, Fred. The Waukesha couple played an integral role in Waukesha Choral Union’s artistic and financial success. In fact, it is because of their generosity that you are able to enjoy today’s concert. Please learn more about this wonderful gift from an extraordinary couple as described by Tom Custis, WCU’s former president:

The couple behind “Handel’s Messiah” and “Creation”

In the early years of the Waukesha Choral Union, an idea was hatched to put on a community concert. The chorus was to perform “Handel’s Messiah” and admission would be free. Artistically, it would be desirable to have professional soloists, as well as professional orchestral accompaniment.

But that would take money. Fred Portz, an erstwhile bass in the chorus, quickly became its champion. He personally accepted responsibility for providing and raising funds to make this happen.

Early on, the tradition was expanded to include an invitation to all singers within the community to join in the uplifting experience of performing this wonderful work. Many years later, in order to provide some variety, it was decided that “Haydn’s Creation” could be performed as an alternative.

Throughout, the traditions of free admission, inclusion of community singers, and presentation at the highest artistic level were continued; and Fred’s support never faltered. Fred’s wife, JoAnn, was also in the Choral Union, and joined Fred in the active support of this annual project.

When Fred passed away, JoAnn continued supporting the project with her voice and her financial support. Even now that they have both passed away, the Choral Union continues to receive financial support in their memory.

It is no overstatement to say that we would not be here today enjoying one of the world’s great musical accomplishments, were it not for Fred and JoAnn Portz. It is for that reason that the Board of Directors of the Waukesha Choral Union has voted to designate this annual event the Fred and JoAnn Portz Community Concert. We hope that you enjoy listening to it as much as we enjoy performing it; all with the fondest of memories of our friends Fred and JoAnn.

Tom Custis Waukesha Choral Union President, 2007 - 2013


COME LEND US YOUR VOICE

Come lend your voice to a premier choral group!This is your invitation to be part of something really special – a chorus that has given audience members wonderful experiences for the past four decades. The Waukesha Choral Union seeks new members who enjoy singing. Whether you are a soprano, tenor or any other voice type, WCU would love to have you audition.

This is an enthusiastic, collegial group of members who value camaraderie. Most of all, WCU is all about pursuing the art of singing and

sharing that art with music lovers. Find out how to connect. Go to www.waukeshachoralunion.com and click on Sing With Us. To immediately schedule an audition, or for more information, please email [email protected] or call 262-893-6309.

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