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Saturday, March 6, 2010
8:00 pm

STERN AUDITORIUM/PERELMAN STAGE, CARNEGIE HALL

Music Masters of Wales

Karl Jenkins, Guest Conductor/Composer (West Glamorgan, Wales)
Jenkins: Euphonium Concerto (US Premiere)
Jenkins: Sacred Songs (Selections)
Jenkins: Palladio I: Allegretto
David Childs, Euphonium

Hear an exclusive WNYC interview with Karl Jenkins!

 

Jonathan Griffith, DCINY Artistic Director and Principal Conductor
Arwel Hughes: Dewi Sant (New York Premiere)

Pennsbury High School Concert Choir
The Pennsbury Community Chorus
James D. Moyer, Director

Susan Holsonbake, Soprano
Timothy Birt, Tenor
Mark Womack, Baritone

 

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Presented in association with the Welsh Assembly Government


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Ensemble bios

Pennsbury High School Concert Choir (PA)

Pennsbury High School is a 9-12th grade public high school located in Fairless Hills, PA. Over 3,400 students attend classes in two academic buildings on a large integrated campus. The Pennsbury High School Choral Music Department is composed of seven choirs spanning grades nine through twelve. The department is composed of over five hundred students. The department includes five academic choirs, two auditioned after school ensembles, and a four-level Music Theory Program.

In 2008, over 100 choral students traveled to Germany, Austria, and the Czech Republic at the invitation of Maestro Ron-Dirk Entleutner. The Pennsbury Choirs performed Carl Orff's Carmina Burana with the Leipzig Youth Orchestra in the Gewandhaus Concert Hall, one of Europe's premiere performance venues. The 100-voice Concert choir joined forces with the Pennsbury Community Chorus in April to present the Karl Jenkins Requiem with guest orchestra while in June, the Chamber Choir presented Schubert's Mass in G with guest instrumentalists.

Pennsbury Community Chorus (PA)

The Pennsbury Community Chorus was founded in September 2000 by James Moyer and John McDonnell to provide a forum for talented singers in the Lower Bucks County communities. James Moyer serves as the Artistic Director of the PCC. The group typically comprises 75-100 area residents, including Pennsbury students, graduates, teachers, parents, staff and friends of the Pennsbury Community. It is open to men and women of all ages who love to sing. Performances include a variety of choral repertoire and literature, often with guest soloists and orchestras. Recent works have included the Requiems of Mozart, Faure, and Jenkins, and Orff's Carmina Burana.

James D. Moyer, a native of Easton, Pennsylvania, is the Director of Choral Activities at Pennsbury High School, and the Curriculum Coordinator for Vocal/Choral Music (K-12) for the Pennsbury School District located in lower Bucks County, Pennsylvania. This is Mr. Moyer's 22nd year in public education, having taught at all grade levels in PA, NJ, VA and NC. Choirs under his direction have performed throughout the United States and across Europe, performing in such venues as The White House and the Washington National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.; Carnegie Hall in New York City; Boston University and Fenway Park in Boston; the Gewandhaus and the St. Thomas Kirche in Leipzig, Germany; St. Paul's Cathedral and Westminster Abbey in London; St. Patrick's Cathedral and St. Mary's Pro-Cathedral in Dublin, Ireland; The Wales Millenium Centre, Cardiff; Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris; and St. Stephen's Cathedral in Vienna.


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What People Said...

David Childs
Euphonium

 

Thank you so much for the experience of a life time! Performing in Carnegie Hall was genuinely a dream come true for me, and you and your colleagues at DCINY made it extra special for me on so many levels.

The orchestra were superb, as was the professionalism and hospitality of all at DCINY.

I don't mind telling you I was a little anxious about taking to the stage of one of the world's most prestigious concert halls for a respected concert promoter like DCINY. I wanted to do well for both Karl [Jenkins] and DCINY, as well as for my family and myself. I prepared a great deal and in the end I was delighted with the outcome - it was a fantastic experience I will cherish for many years to come.


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