MAY 1. 1998 - WCC CAMPUS VOICE 11
Performers offer lively musical feast
By JAMES ARTIS and
MEGAN NICHOLS
"Music is the
universal language
everyone understands."
Those lyrics filled
the Lecture Hall on
Thursday, April 23,
1998, at 7:30 p.m. at
the Liberal Arts
Division's Spring Music
Concert with 55
students from WCC and 2
students from Johnston
Community College
participating.
Directing the
concert were Marshalle
Lewis, coordinator for
the Associate in Fine
Arts degree, and Jane
Gibson, choral
director.
The Band played the
following selections:
"His Honor," "Bach
Air," "Mack The Knife,?'
"Pachelbel's Canon,"
and a version of the
hymn "Blessed
Assurance," with
Clifton Cuddington and
Vicki Ellis as
soloists.
The band accompanied
Judy Lewis, guest
soloist, as she sang,
"Someone To Watch Over
Me."
The band's final
selection was "Holy,
Holy, Holy," which
Lewis said the band
will perform at
graduation.
The Recorder
Ensemble began with
"The Ash Grove."
Before the next number,
Gibson explained to the
audience that this
song, "La Bamba," was a
variation of the
original composition.
Gibson said that as
they practiced the
piece, students showed
her ways to make the
arrangement more
exciting.
The last number by
the Recorder Ensemble,
was "My Heart Will Go
On,” the theme from the
film "Titanic."
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Soloist was
Christine Holkam, a
member of the Chorus.
Accompanists for the
Recorder Ensemble were
Lisa Hill (piano),
Issac Bruton
(keyboard), and Bryan
Gooding (drums).
The next 2 songs
were "This Day of
Joyful Pleasure" and
"The Love of a Song."
The Men's Ensemble
performed "The Terrible
Tale of Tom Gilligan,"
a novelty narrative
song that Included
whistling.^nd clapping.
The Chorus began
with "African Psalm"
with percussionists
Bryan Gooding, Issac
Bruton, and James Wade.
The Ladies' Ensemble
performed "The Rattlin'
Bog," a song that
depended on fast
rhythms and
repetitive lyrics.
"Swingin' With the
Saints," was a bluesy
version of "Swing Low,
Sweet Chariot."
Accompanying tht
Chorus were Chester
Davis on the bass
guitar and Bryan
Gooding on percussion.
Teresa White-
Wallace, teacher's aid
in the music program,
estimated that about
125 people attended the
concert.
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a great
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The Men's Ensemble prepares to sing ’’The Terrible Tale
of Tom GiUigan.” (L'R): Jane Gibson( at piano),
Jonathan Russell, James Wade, Scott Holston, -
Russ Corbett, Bryan Gooding, Matt Blackman,
John Moses and Brad O’Hara. PHOTO: CORRIE WEAVER
The Voice Box
EDITOR CORRIE WEAVER
REPORTERS & PHOTOGRAPHERS
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