One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Season
(Second Concert)—3:00 P.M., Sunday, May 17, 2015
Grace Episcopal Church, 4 Madison Ave, Madison, NJ
| Anne Marie Cerciello | Conducting at the Piano |
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| Ms. Claire McKinney-Mulhern | mezzo-soprano |
| Work | Music | Words | Arranger | |
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| Selections by the Club | ||||
| America the beautiful | Samuel Ward | Katharine Lee Bates | Walter Ehret | |
| ¡Cantar! | Jay Althouse | |||
| The old refrain | Viennese popular song arranged by Fritz Kreisler |
Alice Mattullath | W. Rhys Herbert | |
| Hallelujah | Leonard Cohen | Roger Emerson | ||
| Selections by Ms. Claire McKinney-Mulhern | ||||
| Mon coeur s’ouvre à ta voix from Samson et Dalila |
Camille Saint-Saëns | Ferdinand Lemaire | ||
| Barcarolle from Les contes d'Hoffmann |
Jacques Offenbach | Jules Barbier | ||
| C’est l’amour from Les contes d'Hoffmann |
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| Selections by the Club | ||||
| Serenade | Aleksandr Porfir'yevich Borodin | |||
| The sound of silence | Paul Simon | Mark Hayes | ||
| Walk like a man | Bob Crewe & Bob Gaudio |
Kirby Shaw | ||
| James Bond theme | Monty Norman | Jay Althouse | ||
| Reach out, I'll be there | Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, & Edward Holland |
Mac Huff | ||
| Intermission | ||||
| Selections by the Club | ||||
| Come in from the firefly darkness | Amy F. Bernon | |||
| Two songs | ||||
| On the street where you live | Frederick Loewe | Alan Jay Lerner | William Stickles | |
| So in love | Cole Porter | |||
| Selections by Ms. Claire McKinney-Mulhern | ||||
| With a song in my heart from Spring is Here |
Richard Rodgers | Lorenz Hart | ||
| Where or when from Babes in Arms |
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| Johnny One Note from Babes in Arms |
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| Selections by the Club | ||||
| Ain't judgin' no man | John Parker | Greg Gilpin | ||
| Give me a choral medley! (A singer's spoof) |
Andy Beck | |||
| The birth of the blues | Ray Henderson | Buddy DeSylva & Lew Brown |
Clay Warnick | |
| Encore by the Club | ||||
| Inscription of hope | Z. Randall Stroope quoting a Russian folk tune |
Z. Randall Stroope & from an inscription on cellar walls in Cologne Germany |
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