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Winter Joy: Holiday ConCert 2012 1

37th AnniversAry holidAy ConCert

Sunday, December 2, 2012 at 3:00 PM Gordon Center for Performing Arts

3506 Gwynnbrook Avenue, Owings Mills

Alyson Shirk, Artistic Director

Patricia McKewen Amato, Accompanist

100 East Pennsylvania Avenue, Suite 202 t Towson, MD 21286410-494-1480 t www.ccmsings.org

Program cover design and “Winter Joy” titling by Garrett OieInterior program design by Kathrine Forster Kuo, [email protected]

Children’s Chorus of Maryland is funded by an operating grant from the Maryland State Arts Council, an agency dedicated to cultivating a vibrant cultural community where the arts thrive. Funding for the Maryland State Arts Council is

also provided by the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.

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Michael,How come I can’t come?Sing loud & proud and have fun.We love you,Mom, Dad & all the Grandparents.

Morgan:Congratulations on your first performance!

We are so proud of you!Love, Mom, Dad, Amanda and Daniel


ConCert Choir

Kristina Anastasiades Emma Balkoski Julian Baron Samuel Bishop Crystal Cheng Lee Clum Nina FelicianoLaura Gilchrist Nora HanleyGrace Heffernan Abigail Hines

Kirsten HinesAlyssa InceZoe KarpLily Kowalczyk Adam Kurek Phyllis Jean Lehman Abby Levine Rebecca Margolis Kendall McCoach Zinna Moore Naomi Naka

Austin Nikirk Ellen Nikirk Abigail Pepin Madeline Pepin Eve Plank Christopher Plimpton Alison Ramirez Katherine ShockSydney Siegmeister Zoë Valentino

lyriC Choir

Madison Côté Campbell DiCarlo Ehren Dietrick Lydia Eastman Heather Elky Vyann Eteme La’Mya Flowers Kate Halushka Mattias Hanchard Edwin Harmon Addie Holden Sophia Kessenich Emma Koren

Leon Kowalczyk Madison Knauer Marlo Lacson Audra Lane Katie LeeKallista LiuOlivia MahaffeyMichael Martin Olivia MerrymanMarie NakaGiulia Parsons Meredith PepinJesse Plank

Alyssa PlattAbraham Plimpton Emmy Pratt Laney Plimpton Katrina Salmon Samuel Schuler Emma Shannon Grace Vaeth Elizabeth VolpeKristina Waymire

2012 – 2013 roster


treble Choir

Audrey AllanChristian BechmannTyla BookerMolly BuggCaroline CookMykenzie Cooper Sabina CooperKierstin CummingsJulija DeVanceEvelyn DuBois Josie EtemeJordan FlowersJulia GaevskyEmily GeorgiouJames Gosnell

Janet GosnellTalis HillSophia JustenGiulio KatinisBrian LeeEli LehmanRiley McNeillTimothy PepinSophia PlattJeremy PlimptonMorgan SessaRhys Stancill-WhitinLila WaldronMillicent Waldron

Giulia—We love you and are so proud of all of your

accomplishments! You are a wonderful singer and are becoming a wonderful young lady!

We Love You! Mommy and Daddy

Ellen, you warm up our winter with your beautiful singing.

We are so proud of you! Way to go getting into Concert Choir. Love you, Mama, Daddy, and Austin.

Sam: How far you’ve come since Crickets!

Keep the joy in your heart and keep singing on. We love you. Mom, Dad, Zoe and Boudicca.


staffdr. Alyson shirk

Artistic Director

dr. betty bertAux

Founder, Education Director

rAmonA GAley

General Director

JACkie henderson

Executive Director

AndreA burGoyne

Operations Director

meryem AhmAdiAn

Office Administrator

facultyPAtriCiA mCkewen AmAto

AccompanistVocal Coach/Accompanist, Towson University Voice DivisionB.M. Ed., Catholic University of AmericaM.M., University of HoustonCertificates in Lieder, Opera, and Chamber Music, American Institute of Musical Studies, Graz, Austria Faculty, American Institute of Musical Studies, Graz, Austria

dr. betty bertAux

Founder, Education Director, Artistic Director EmeritusB.S. in Education, Music Major, University of TennesseeM. Mus. with Kodály Emphasis, Holy Names UniversityM. Mus. in Composition, Shepherd School of Music, Rice UniversityD. Mus. Honoris Causa, VanderCook College of MusicCertificate of Study, Music Learning Theory, Temple UniversityEditor, The Betty Bertaux Choral Series, Boosey & Hawkes PublisherRecipient of Organization of American Kodály Educators Lifetime Achievement Award

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FACULTYcontinued from page 5

JoAnn CAin

Teacher—Beginner II, Solfa IIB.A. Towson UniversityKodály Certification, George Mason UniversityCertification in Music Together, Early Childhood ProgramMusical Friends, Friends School of Baltimore, FounderBaltimore Choral Arts Society

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Teacher—Intermediate I, Solfa IFormer Music Specialist, Harford County Public SchoolsB.S. Mus. Ed., Grove City CollegeKodály Certification, American Kodály Institute

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Teacher—Beginner I, Intermediate II, Solfa IVMusic Specialist, Charles County Public SchoolsB.M. Mus. Ed., Bowling Green State UniversityOrff-Schulwerk Level I, Eastman School of Music Master of Music Education, Kodály Emphasis, Loyola University

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Teacher—Beginner III, Intermediate III, Solfa IIIChildren’s Chorus of Maryland GraduateMusic Specialist, Our Lady of Hope/St. Luke’s SchoolB.A. Vocal Performance, Eastern UniversityMaster’s of Music Education, Kodály Emphasis, Loyola University

Alyson shirk

Artistic Director, Teacher—Solfa I & IIDirector of Music, The Bryn Mawr School.B.S. Mus. Ed., Susquehanna UniversityMaster of Mus. Ed., Vocal Pedagogy, Marywood UniversityDoctor of Musical Arts, Vocal Performance, Shenandoah Conservatory


Austin, you are our Summer Baby, but our Winter Joy! We are so proud of you! Love, Mama and Daddy


board of directorsKeith W. May, President Director of Business Development, Glimmerglass Networks Andrea Burgoyne, Secretary Operations Director and former parent, CCMRamona Galey General Director, CCM

Betty Bertaux Founder, CCM; Education DirectorJames R. Glover, Treasurer President, GW Financial; Professor, Essex Community College

advisory boardCarol Bogash Director of Education, Baltimore Symphony OrchestraJames R. Glover, Chair President, GW FinancialPatricia McKewen Amato Pianist, ConductorHerbert Goldman, Esquire Gordon, Feinblatt, Rothman Hoffberger and Hollander, L.L.C.Hilda Perl Goodwin PhilanthropistNancy Grasmick, Ph.D. Retired State Superintendent of Schools, Maryland Department of EducationRonald Gretz Artistic Director, Annapolis Opera Company

Thomas Hall Music Director, Baltimore Choral Arts SocietyDr. Margery Lowens MusicologistEdward Polochick Music Director, Concert Artists of BaltimoreDr. Elam Ray Sprenkle Professor of Music History, Composition, and Theory, Peabody ConservatoryAllene O. Sullender PhilanthropistBarry Tuckwell Conductor, Clinician, Horn Soloist


concert donors list2012–2013 SeaSon

as of November 1, 2012

Children’s Chorus of Maryland wishes to thank the following donors for their generous support of our programs and for their dedication and commitment to our children. We can’t do it without you!

Director’s Circle ($10,000+)JS Plank and DM Dicarlo Family Foundation

Conductor’s Circle ($5,000 - $9,999)This performance is made possible in part through sponsorship of the Baltimore County Executive, County Council and Commission on Arts and Sciences.

John Hancock Financial Services, Inc.

Maryland State Arts Council

Patrons ($1,000 - $4,999)St. Andrews Christian Community Church

Baltimore County Commission on Arts & Sciences

Betty BertauxRamona GaleyJames GloverAnya Grundmann

Tracy & Edwin LoKeith & Brenda MayJohn & Allison Nikirk and All Network Systems

Kevin & Carrie-Anne PlattWiessner FoundationCory Williams

Sponsors ($500 – $999)Dr. Nancy GrasmickMaureen Walsh

Women’s Board of RealtorsDana DiCarlo


Contributors & Sustainers

($250 – $499)Stuart MartinSolar Energy WorldJack Vaeth

Melo VaethMary Weller

($100 – $249)Patricia M. AmatoNancy AnastasiadesAssociated Jewish Charities of Baltimore

BDCarol BogashCapital OneCurtis CooperChristina Feliciano

Elizabeth GarrettKathrine and Dennis KuoLeslie MargolisMichael MauroKelli Ostrom and John Shock David and Kathleen PowerMary RiordanMegan Leah RobertsJohn Watt

($50 – $99)Carol BaumerichBrian BinneyMeliss CascieroGail and Mike KurekFran Landolf & Core Consulting

Jonathan JensenMichael MeyersNonprofits Mutual RRGJohn O’Hara J Karl Sachs, DDS

(up to $49)Julie DiBellaCharles Cummings Joyce Duncan Marc Halushka

IGive.comDana JohnsonAnthony Meyers, In Honor of Marianne Meyers

La’Mya Never give up on your dreams,

cherish your visions —they are the blueprints for your achievements.

We Love You, Daddy, Mommy, Madisyn and Marcus


Combined Choirs

Nouvelles Agréables French Carol Arranged by Alyson Shirk

interlude

Opus 73, No. 1 Robert Schumann edited by H. Voxman

Eyal Bor, clarinet

treble Choir

Velvet Shoes Randall Thompson (1899 –1984) Elinor Wylie

Meryem Ahmadian, soprano

Chatter with the Angels African American Folk Song Arranged by Betty Bertaux

interlude

Siciliano J.S. Bach (1685-1750) from Sonata for Flute and Continuo in E Major

Leslie Seid Margolis, flute

lyriC Choir

Cornish Wassail English Carol Arranged by Betty Bertaux

Please join in the singing of the last verse:“With our wassail, wassail, wassail, And joy come to our jolly wassail!”

The Moon Bret Silverman Robert Louis Stevenson

program


Hava Nashira Johannes Ockeghem (1430-1494) Traditional Hebrew lyrics

Leslie Seid Margolis, flute

Rad Halaila Traditional Hebrew Folk Song Lyrics by Ya’Akov Orland Arranged by Lee Kesselman and Abraham Zevi Idelsohn

Eyal Bor, clarinet

Beautiful December Words and music by Amy F. Bernon

Dashing Through the Snow James Pierpont Arranged by John Leavitt

intermissionConCert Choir

Salmo 150 Ernani Aguiar

Tantum Ergo Corin Overland St. Thomas Aquinas

Tu la mia stella sei George Frideric Handel (1685-1759) From Giulio Cesare

Kenneth Whitley, cello

Heaven Unfolding Andrea Ramsey Charles Anthony Silvestri

Kenneth Whitley, cello

Ha Shalom Traditional Hebrew Arranged by Greg Gilpin

Jacqueline Betz, violin

White Christmas Irving Berlin Arranged by Kirby Shaw

interlude

Adagio Charles Auguste de Bériot (1802-1870) from Concerto No. 9 in A Minor

Jacqueline Betz, violin

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Julian,We look forward to your concerts every holiday season and are so proud of you.

You have an incredible singing voice. Have a wonderful time.

We love you so much!!!!Mom and Hannah

CONCERT PROGRAMcontinued from page 13

Combined Choirs

Tomorrow Shall Be My Dancing Day English traditional carol Arranged by John Rutter

Olivia Merryman and Olivia Mahaffey, soloists

Somewhere in My Memory John Williams Leslie Bricusse Arranged by Todd Harrison Twining

Featuring the Solfa IV class Jacqueline Betz, violin t Leslie Seid Margolis, flute

Eyal Bor, clarinet t Kenneth Whitley, cello

Please join us for a light reception in the lobby immediately following the concert.

Emma:Congrats on your 2nd year in CCM and your 1st year in Lyric Choir!

We love you! Mom, Dad, Sean, Ranger & Cali XXOO


texts & translationsnouvelles AGréAbles Translation by Kristen MerrymanGood news! A poor child is born to us. He is in a stable. He is given to us. In the night the Christ is born. It was for us he was created. Come shepherds to offer your hearts. Love this most loveable child.

hAvA nAshirA Traditional Hebrew LyricsLet us sing together, sing alleluia

rAd hAlAilA Ya’Akov Orland and Abraham Zevi IdelsohnNight descends, and great is our song which breaks through the heavens. Again, again our Hora, renewed sevenfold. Again, again, and let us go around. For our path has no end; for the chain still continues. For our heart is one heart, now and always, for the chain continues.

hAvA nAGilA Traditional Hebrew Folk SongLet’s rejoice. Let’s rejoice and be happy. Let’s sing. Let’s sing and be happy. Awake, awake brothers. Awake, brothers, with a happy heart.



Look around you today—You will see many people sporting various CCM pins. The oval, “Sponsor” pins are given to honor those people who have made an extraordinary financial contribution to CCM, of five hundred or more dollars to CCM in any one year. CCM could not exist without their generosity.

Some of our volunteers will be wearing pins earned for service far beyond that required of CCM families. Many of these volunteers have given dozens, even hundreds of extra hours to CCM. No con-cert, no fundraiser, no newsletter, no tour, no CCM event could be produced without the generosity of our volunteers.

Finally, you will see many pins proudly worn by our choristers. Every pin represents a period of extraordinary commitment, on the part of the student and the family, to braving the elements, overcoming illness, and laying other opportunities aside, in order to achieve exemplary attendance at CCM’s classes and rehearsals. Good attendance is the backbone of a polished performance, and while perfect and near-perfect attendance isn’t always possible, we honor those students who accomplish it. And look how many have accomplished it again and again!

Taken together, CCM’s pins tell the story of a tremendous commit-ment—of time, effort, funds, determination and talent—all of which come together to produce today’s concert. If you’re reading this program, chances are that some of that commitment has come from you. So thank you, to all who have made today’s concert possible. We couldn’t have done it without you!

Congratulations James & Janet Gosnell!! We are so very proud of you both!!

Love, Mom & Dad

Congratulations! La’MyaLove you, Me Ma


TEXTS AND TRANSLATIONScontinued from page 17

sAlmo 150Praise the Lord in his sacred places, praise him in the firmament of his power.Praise him for his mighty acts, praise him according to his excellent greatness.Praise him with the sound of the trumpet, praise him with the psaltery and the harp.Praise him with the timbrel and the dance, praise him with strings and pipes.Praise him with high-sounding cymbals, praise him with cymbals of joy.Let everything that has breath praise the Lord.

tAntum erGo Words by St. Thomas Aquinas c. 1264Bowing low, let us worship so great a Sacrament. Let the ancient law give way to the new rite. Let faith strengthen our weakness. Offer praise and jubilation to the Begetter and Begotten. To both bring salvation, honor, power, and blessing. Praise them both equally.

hA shAlom Traditional HebrewPeace shall be for all the world. All the world shall be for peace.

Giulia:We wish we could be there but please

remember that we will be thinking of you. Love you lots, Big Gramps and Grams


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collaboratorsChildren’s Chorus of Maryland warmly welcomes our guest performers in this afternoon’s concert. We are grateful for their collaboration and artistry!

Patricia McKewen Amato’s extensive operatic experience includes duties as conductor, coach, and accompanist at the AIMS Institute in Graz, Austria, Brevard Music Festival, Aspen Music Festival, Peabody Institute, and the Young Victorian Theatre. She served as assistant music director of the Baltimore Opera Company and music director of its touring company; music director/conductor for Annapolis Opera, Maryland Lyric Opera, Brevard Music Festival, Opera Americana, Washington Savoyards, Peabody Institute of Johns Hopkins University, and Rep Stage; and assistant conductor/chorus master for Washington Summer Opera. A versatile pianist, Ms. Amato frequently performs with the Children’s Chorus of Maryland, Annapolis Opera, Annapolis Chorale, Baltimore Choral Arts, Baltimore Symphony, Maryland Symphony, Baltimore Opera, Prince George’s Opera and Philharmonic, and Metropolitan Opera regional competitions. Ms. McKewen Amato is a first place winner in the Houston Chamber Music Society Competition; recently performing The Carnival of the Animals with the Maryland Symphony Orchestra, and Carmina Burana with the Baltimore Choral Arts. She made her Lincoln Center conducting debut in 1999 in an all-Charles Loeffler program, subsequently recorded on Koch International. Ms. McKewen Amato is a coach/accompanist for the voice division at Towson University, the American Institute of Musical Studies in Graz, Austria, and the Children’s Chorus of Maryland. She holds a BM from the Catholic University of America (magna cum laude), a MM from the University of Houston (magna cum laude), and certificates in lieder, opera, and chamber music from The American Institute of Musical Studies, in Graz, Austria.



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Meryem Rose Ahmadian returns to the Children’s Chorus of Maryland, after graduating from the choir in 2005. Meryem is currently working as the Office Administrator. Meryem graduated from Westminster Choir College in Princeton, NJ, where she received a Bachelor of Music degree, voice primary, and an American Studies minor. Before graduating, Meryem gave a recital featuring works by Bach, Mozart, Ravel, Wolf, and Rodgers and Hammerstein. While at Westminster Choir College, Meryem actively participated in the many choirs including the Chapel Choir, Schola Cantorum, and Westminster Symphonic Choir. During her time with the Symphonic choir, Meryem had the opportunity to perform in various prestigious venues with world-renowned conductors, soloists, and orchestras. A few highlights were John Adams’ El Niño with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s conducted by the composer at Carnegie Hall, Handel’s Messiah with the New York Philharmonic conducted by Ton Koopman at Lincoln Center, and Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9 with the Orchestra of St. Luke’s conducted by Sir Roger Norrington at Lincoln Center. She continues to study voice with Zehava Gal.

Jacqueline Betz began studying violin at the age of four and a half at the Peabody Preparatory. Since that time she has received the Dean’s Recognition Award and a Performance Award, played in the Vella Silver Honors Recital, and won the Junior Concerto Competition with the Preparatory String Ensemble at Peabody. She has also placed first, second, and third at the Maryland State Music Teachers Association String Solo Frestival for her age group. Jacqueline is now a senior at the Bryn Mawr School, where she participates in the String Ensemble and enjoys rowing Crew.

Julia Bielefeld is a graduate and now faculty member of the Bryn Mawr School. She has been designing lighting and stage managing performances since her years there as a student. During her undergraduate degree at Marlboro College she worked on many shows including Much Ado about Nothing, Macbeth, and Cash. She was privileged to be able to work with Eric Bass of the Sandglass Theater in Putney, Vermont. Since returning to Bryn Mawr, Julia has designed lights for Stage Door, As You Like It, and Alice in Wonderland. She


enjoys inspiring future generations of designers to play with light, color and space, and collaborating with her students on all aspects of a show’s design.

Eyal Bor is an internationally recognized clarinetist who performs as a soloist and with his musical group, the Eyal Bor trio, performing a diverse range of selections, including Hasidic, jazz, Klezmer, liturgical and theater music. Dr. Bor is a fifth-generation Sabra—a native born Israeli. He began studying music at the age of seven and he served as the principal clarinetist and soloist with the Israeli Army Band. He also played with the Israel and Jerusalem Philharmonic Orchestras. Dr. Bor has performed with the Los Angeles Chamber Symphony at Lincoln Center and Carnegie hall. After completing his service in the army, Dr. Bor came to the United States to study and earned his Bachelor’s degree in music from the University of Southern California, his Master’s degree from the University of Judaism and his Doctorate in Political Science from the Baltimore Hebrew University. Dr. Bor specializes in the relationships and trends between Israeli and Jewish American communities. He serves as the Director of Education at Beth El Congregation in Pikesville, Maryland where he developed the acclaimed Project Mishpacha program.

Leslie Seid Margolis, mother of CCM chorister Rebecca, is a managing attorney at Maryland Disability Law Center, where she focuses on special education cases and policy work at the state and national levels. A flutist since she first heard her adored third grade teacher play “The Star Spangled Banner” in class every morning, Ms. Margolis came back to the flute about 10 years ago after a long hiatus. She has studied with Jayn Rosenfeld and Frances Blaisdell, and currently studies with Laurie Sokoloff, the piccoloist with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Ms. Margolis was a founding member of the klezmer group Klezzazz, is a member of the Baltimore Flute Choir, and participated in the 2012 BSO Academy, an intensive week of workshops, lectures, and rehearsals for serious amateur musicians, culminating in a side-by-side concert with the BSO under the baton of maestra Marin Alsop.



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Cellist and conductor Kenneth Whitley is the Director of the College Park Youth Orchestra. With bachelor and masters degrees in cello performance, Kenneth is widely recognized as a regional solo and ensemble artist. Kenneth performed with the Capella Trio and Sunrise String Quartet providing him residential opportunities with the Fairfax School system and performances with Daniel Heifetz. As a conductor, Kenneth has directed the Mount Royal Symphonic Orchestra, a Baltimore City Public School instrumental program for students in under served communities; the orchestra of the Washington Dance Company, where his orchestras performed in such prestigious venues as the Kennedy Center, George Washington University, and the Washington National Cathedral; and the Metropolitan D.C. Youth Orchestra with international performances in Spain, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

Special thanks to these vital CCM supporters:

Allstate Leasing and the Baron family

Wisteria Sage Floral Arts and the Clum Family


concert volunteersBackstage Helpers Emma Cervone, Curtis Cooper, Joyce Duncan,

Michael Hanchard, Deb LeeBox Office Monica Bernabei, Lisa Lacson, Ray LacsonConcert Parents Beth Dietrick, Elizabeth DuBois, Sherita

Harrison, Jen KorenF.I.P. Gail Kurek, CoordinatorFloral Designer Lorna ClumHall Monitoring Theresa Volpe, CoordinatorInstrument Wrangler Joe BalkoskiMerchandise Melissa Lane, CoordinatorMultifunction Emily Hines, Allison NikirkTroubleshooters Photography Team Renee Bishop, David Cook, Wolfgang Justen,

Amelia Schuler, Emily StancillReception Nancy Anastasiades, Yan Jiang, Co-CoordinatorsSet-up/Clean-up Philip Bechmann, Jamal DeVance, & Riser Crew Joshua DeVance, Anatoly Gaevsky, Kyle Parsons,

Larry SchulerStage Management Michael Kurek, Jon Merryman, Larry SchulerUniforms Allison Nikirk and Kelli Ostrom,

Co-CoordinatorsUshers & Amanda Bergner, Emma Cervone, Traffic Directors Amy Halushka, Stuart MartinVideographer Maureen MartinWeb Developer Amelia Schuler…And many thanks to those of you who signed on to help after this program went to print!

Alyssa, it has been a joy to watch your growth

throughout your 8 years with CCM! Enjoy your graduation year!

Love, Mom, Dad, Cody and Ashley


acknowledgementsChildren’s Chorus of Maryland wishes to thank: t CCM Parents and community volunteers for their generous

service.t CCM Faculty for their excellent instruction, musicianship, and

caring respect for children.t The Board of Directors for their time, devotion, and guidance.t Numerous Donors who have faithfully supported CCM’s

operation and development.

save the date! Mark your calendars now for CCM’s Spring Concert:

Sunday, May 5, 2013Spring ConcertThe Gordon Center for Performing Arts t 3506 Gwynnbrook Avenue, Owings Mills, MD

Schedule is subject to change.

Kristina, You are amazing

and we are so proud of you.Mom, Dad, Grandmom, Nikolas, Stelios, and Lorraine.

Audra,Thank you, again, for yet another wonderful concert.

You beautifully sing us into the holiday season. We love listening to you and your friends and we love you.

Dad & Mom

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