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    The Catawba SingersThe Catawba College Singers will make their 2010 Tour of the Mid-Atlantic States January 7 through 14. The Singers, under the direction of Associate Professor of Music and Director of Vocal Choral and Sacred Music Studies Paul E. Oakley, plan performance stops in Frederick, Md.; Washington, D.C.; Lancaster, Pa.; Easton, Md.; and Raleigh, N.C.

    Among the highlights of the tour will be a performance in Washington National Cathedral on Sunday, January 10. On that date, the Catawba Singers will offer a Choral Prelude Concert there at 3:30 p.m. and will also participate in the Cathedral’s Service of Evensong at 4 p.m.

    The repertoire of music to be performed on the tour includes selections by George Frideric Handel; Phil Collins; Josquin des Pres; John V. Mochnick; Ralph Vaughan Williams; Antonio Vivaldi; and several traditional spirituals. Dr. Robert Hallquist, instructor of piano and choral accompanist and Professor Christina Pier, instructor of voice and soprano soloist, will accompany the Catawba Singers on tour.

    Program

    The annual tour provides an opportunity for the college to have "face to face" conversations with alumni and prospective students in various regions of the country. Additionally, it allows the institution to widen and deepen ties to the United Church of Christ denomination, with which Catawba is affiliated. In each of the cities toured, churches host the students in members' homes and will provide performance venues. 

    Alumni, friends of the College, as well as prospective students and their families are invited to attend one of the tour performances in their geographic area. Most of the performances are scheduled in host churches. A schedule of tour performances is as follows:

    Itinerary for The Catawba Singers 2010 Tour of the Mid-Atlantic States:

    Thursday, January 7
    7:00pm, Concert

    First United Methodist Church
    114 Church Street
    Henderson, NC 27536
    Phone: 252-438-8791
    www.unitedmeth.org

    Friday, January 8
    7:00pm, Concert

    Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
    15 W. Church Street
    Frederick, MD 21701
    Phone: 301-662-2762
    www.erucc.org

    Saturday, January 9
    7:00pm, Concert

    Rock Spring Congregational United Church of Christ
    5010 Little Falls Road
    Arlington, VA 22207
    Phone: 703-538-4886
    www.rockspringucc.org

    Sunday, January 10
    11:00am, Singers participate in Worship

    Rock Spring Congregational United Church of Christ
    5010 Little Falls Road
    Arlington, VA 22207
    Phone: 703-538-4886
    www.rockspringucc.org

    3:30pm, Choral Prelude Concert at Washington National Cathedral
    4:00pm, Service of Evensong at Washington National Cathedral

    **Washington National Cathedral**
    Wisconsin and Massachusetts Avenues, NW Washington, DC 20016
    Phone: 202-537-5757
    www.nationalcathedral.org

    Monday, January 11
    7:00pm, Concert

    Church of the Apostles United Church of Christ
    1850 Marietta Avenue
    Lancaster, PA 17603
    Phone: 717-392-5718
    www.apostlesucc.org

    Tuesday, January 12
    7:00pm, Concert

    Christ Church of Easton (Episcopal)
    111 S. Harrison Street
    Easton, MD 21601
    Phone: 410-822-2677
    www.christchurcheaston.org

    Wednesday, January 13
    7:00pm Concert

    Edenton Street United Methodist Church
    228 West Edenton Street
    Raleigh, NC 27603
    Phone: 919-832-7535
    www.esumc.org

    Thursday, January 14
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    Not all members of the 2009-2010 Catawba Singers are majoring in music, rather the singers come from various academic disciplines and a variety of geographic locations. 

    STAY TUNED for the "Twins on Tour Blog" where Catawba students and twins, Zach and Quinn McRae will be sharing photos and entries about happenings on the Catawba Singers Mid-Atlantic Tour.


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    Posted on Thursday, December 17, 2009 2:32 PM
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