Capital City Men’s Chorus
presents
Silver Memories
our 25th Anniversary Holiday Concert
December 7 & 8, 2013
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church Austin, TX
click the program image to view the concert program
click the links below to hear selections from the concert
To Singing (George Klawitter and Karl Logue) Jonathan Kelly, soloist
Huron Winter Song (Native Canadian carol, arranged by Jeffrey Jones-Ragona)
A Chanukah Celebration!
Who can retell (Israeli folk song) Daniel Brookshire, Tim Keating, soloists
Ner li dakik (Israeli folk song) Fred Lugo, soloist
Ocho kandelikas (Flory Jagoda)
Tim Keating, Daniel Brookshire, Paul Scott, Fred Lugo, solo quartet
Led by special guest Maestra, Lupe Garcia
Jingle Bells (James, Lord Pierpont, arranged by Ray Charles) Led by Bob Wolff
Men of the Fields (Jeffrey Jones-Ragona) Jorge Ibarra, soloist
“Men of the Fields” is dedicated to the memory of Conrad “Sam” Sansoucy, Virgil Richard, and other friends no longer with us. Please be unto them
Excerpts from “Messiah” (George Frederic Handel)
And the glory of the Lord
For unto us a child is born
Hallelujah!
O magnum mysterium (Morten Lauridsen)
Silver Bells (Jay Livingston and Ray Evans, arr. Karl Logue)
Full Moon and Empty Arms / Piano Concerto #2 in c-minor, 3rd movement
(Buddy Kaye, Ted Mossman and Sergei Rachmaninoff)
Soloist: Karl Logue
Karl Logue has served as the CCMC’s principal accompanist since its founding in 1989, not having missed a single performance in the entire quarter-century. In addition to providing outstanding accompaniment, he has contributed numerous arrangements and compositions. On this occasion, it seemed fitting to feature him in one of his favorite works, with our own special CCMC accent, the inclusion of a popular song based on the melody of the final movement, “Full Moon and Empty Arms”
The Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Edie Pola and George Wyle, arr. Hawley Ades)
One Star in the Night (Jules Bass and Maury Laws, arr. Jeffrey Jones-Ragona)
Silent Night (Franz Gruber, arr. Robert Hobby)
The Parting Glass (Irish traditional/Sean Davey) Jorge Ibarra, Paul Scott, soloists