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Oxford and Cambridge Musical Club

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Saturday 10th December 2005 at 5.30 pm
in the Housman Room, University College, Gower Street, WC1

Winter Words
Concert No 1933

Four Pieces for Mixed Voices

 

 

Wassail (English traditional)

arr. R. Vaughan Williams (1872-1958)

 

Uns ist ein kindlein heute geboren

harmonised J.S. Bach (1685-1750)

 

Der Engel (female voices)

Anton Rubinstein (1829-1894)

 

Das himmlische Orchester

Joseph Haas

Club Choir – Helen Shaw (conductor)
Mary Leonard 
(piano)

Winter Words (poems by Thomas Hardy)

Benjamin Britten (1913-1976)

 

At Day-close in November
Midnight on the Great Western
Wagtail and Baby
The little old table

The Choirmaster’s Burial
Proud songsters
At the railway station, Upwey
Before life and after

Alan Mayall (tenor)   Nicholas Reading (piano)

Two Songs from ‘The Cycle of the Seasons’

Pamela Tomlinson

 

Autumn (words by Thomas Hood)

 

Winter (words by Walter De La Mare)

Lyn Parkyns (soprano)   John Bradley (piano)

Logs to burn – a seasonal poem (anon)

 

read by Richard Shaw

If you would hear the angels sing, traditional carol

arranged by Helen Shaw

Club choir -- Helen Shaw (conductor)
Michael Crowe
(hand bell)   Mary Leonard  (piano)   

I  N  T  E  R  V  A  L

Three Shakespearean Songs

 

Blow, blow, thy winter wind (As You Like It)

T.A. Arne (1710-1778)

 

When that I was (King Lear, Twelfth Night)

anon

 

When icicles hang by the wall (Love’s Labour’s Lost)

T.A. Arne

Carl Murray (baritone)   
Michael Crowe
(recorder)  John Bradley (piano)

Christ’s Birthdaya cantata for mixed voices

Bruce Montgomery (1921-1978)

 

1.  In the bleak midwinter
2.  Balulalow
3.  Adam lay ybounden

4.  There came three kings
5.  A maid peerless
6.  Goodday Sir Christemus

Club Choir -- Helen Shaw (conductor)
Nicholas Reading (piano)

Club Choir

Soprano Sue Estermann, Christine Fisher, Mary Leonard, Lyn Parkyns
Alto Rachel Goodkin, Norman Parkyns
Tenor Alan Mayall, John Bradley
Bass David Banbury, Michael Crowe, Carl Murray, Richard Shaw

Organiser: Helen and Richard Shaw


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