Ye Shall Have a Song - Federal Way Chorale

Under the direction of
Laird M. Thornton
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Chorale presents:

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2007-2008 BOARD OF
DIRECTORS
Jim Burbidge, President
Phil Wamba, Vice President
Karen Brugato, Treasurer
Dot Weissman, Secretary
Jani Borchers
Carole Brown
Bob Dockstader
Lisa Hansen
Adam Martin
Pat Poyneer
Doug Thompson
Director: Laird M. Thornton
Assc. Director: Megan Oberfield
Concert Coordinator:
Mary Jean McDonald
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
Decor: Joan Tabrum and Joyce Trantina
Facility: St. Luke's Lutheran Church
House Manager: Chris Gildner
Publicity: Phil Wamba, [ani Borchers,
Adam Martin and Karen Brugato
Raffle Coordinator: Patty Day
Refreshments: Kathie Thornton
& volunteers
Scholarship: Bob Dockstader
Sound Technician: Tim Waisanen
Ticket Coordinator: Dot Weissman
Website: Elaine Robinson
Program Design: Elizabeth Brown
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Randall Thompson (1899-1984)
Have Ye Not Known?
Ye Shall Have A Song
from Peaceable Kingdom
Rene Clausen (b1953)
Alleluia
William Dawson (1899-1990)
All That Hath Life & Breath
Praise Ye the Lord!
Soloist: Katie Daudet
Ain'-A That Good News!
Swing Low, Sweet Chariot
Soloist: Karolyn Pizzalato
Ezekiel Saw de Wheel
Soloist: Doug Thompson
Intermission
Porgy and Bess Concert
George Gershwin (1898-1937)
Lyrics by Ira Gershwin (1896-1983)
and DuBose Heyward (1885-1940)
Arr. Robert Russell Bennett (1894-1981)
Soprano soloist: Denise Daverso
Baritone soloist: John Cooper
Introduction
Summertime
Soloist: Denise Daverso
A Woman is a Sometime Thing
Soloist: [ohn Cooper
Gone, Gone, Gone
Soloists: Lila Scholl, Justin Thornton,
Ronald Smith
My Man's Gone Now
Soloist: Denise Daverso
The Promise' Lan'
Soloist: Denise Daverso
I Got Plenty 0' Nuttin'
Soloist: John Cooper
Bess, You Is My Woman Now
Soloists: Denise Daverso, John Cooper
Oh, I Can't Sit Down
It Ain't Necessarily So
Soloist: John Cooper
There's a Boat Oat's Leavin' Soon
for New York
Soloist: John Cooper
Oh Lawd, I'm On My Way
Soloists: Denise Daverso, John Cooper

The Federal Way
Chorale, a nonprofit
501(c) (3)
organization,
wishes to provide
an opportunity for
talented vocalists
in surrounding
communities to learn
and perform exciting
choral literature
from all ages, and all
styles.
We belong to the
Chorale because we
receive much joy
from singing. We
take pride in our
accomplishments,
and always strive for
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The Federal Way
Chorale has
performed with
The Federal Way
Symphony and
with the Auburn
Symphony.
Open auditions for
our December 2008
Concerts will be held
Saturday, Sept. 6
by appointment at
Thomas Jefferson
High School.
Call
253-250-3326
for more
information.

DIRECTORS NOTES
Welcome and thank you for coming to the Federal
Way Chorale's final concert of the year. We have
had a wonderful season punctuated with a great
winter concert, "a better than most" performance
at the choral festival at Leavenworth, and a
stand-out collaboration with the Auburn
Symphony. For my part, this has been a rich
) and rewarding first full year.
Our concert today is all American. The first
half is a tribute to three composers who not
only dedicated their lives to creating great
choral literature, but who also faithfully
served as educators throughout their
distinguished careers. Randall Thompson
taught music at Wellesley College, Curtis
Institute of Music, the University of Virginia
and Harvard; William L. Dawson taught
at Tuskegee Institute; and Rene Clausen is
currently a teacher at Concordia College.
In light of the success each was able to achieve
through their compositions, all were willing to
share their talents and gifts with conductors and
composers around the world, helping them learn
how to bring music to life through the pen and the
hand.
The second half of the concert will feature the
music of one of the most recognized composers in
American music, George Gershwin. For Gershwin,
Porgy and Bess was a true labor of love. It has been
said that he "...never quite ceased to wonder at the
miracle that he had been its composer, he never
stopped loving each and every bar, never wavered
in the conviction that he had produced a work of
art." The concert version we will sing today was
arranged by Robert Russell Bennett and includes
some of the most beloved melodies in American
", music.
I thank you again for joining us today and hope
that you will enjoy this great American musical
tapestry.
Laird
LAIRDM.
THORNTON received
his Bachelor of Music in
Performance from Pacific
University in Forest Grove,
Oregon and did his graduate
work in vocal studies at
the University of Southern
California. He earned his
teaching certificate at the
University of Washington
where he studied choral
conducting under Abraham Kaplan. He
has conducted many major choral works
including Fanshawe's African Sanctus.
In addition to his duties with the Federal
way Chorale, Laird has maintained an
active performance career in the Seattle area,
singing with Seattle Opera and Tacoma
Opera, as well as smaller regional opera
companies. He has also appeared in musical
theater productions with Civic Light Opera,
Tacoma Musical Playhouse, and Puget
Sound Musical Theatre. He has performed
as a soloist with the Northwest Chorale, the
Seattle Repertory Jazz Orchestra and Choir
of the Sound, among others.
He is currently Director of Choral Music
at Grace Lutheran Church in Des Moines
and Director of Vocal Music at Thomas
Jefferson High School in Federal Way. His
high school ensembles and musical theater
productions have a long record of regional
and national awards.
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THE CHORALE
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SOPRANOS:
Pauline Anderson Anne Sacquitne
Jeanette Borchers Lila Scholl*
Katie Daudet Kiley Thornton
Patty Day
Joyce Traniina
Suzanne Dowell Jackie Whorton
K1zthy Epperson Diane Wimer
Lorene Fortini
Susan Goeyenbier
Karina Hartung
Rachel Johnson
Caitlin Kolas
Anna Koloen
Roberta Macdonald **
Denise McDermott
Megan Oberfield
Carolyn Perrone
Karolyn Pizzalato
ALTOS:
Carole Brown
Karen Brugato**
[an Campbell
Janet Cavanaugh
Debbie Connell
Sylvia Hagmann
Lisa Hanson
Ann Hardwicke**
Carol Kassner
Wendy lane**
Joanne Neugebauer-Rex
Cindy Pienneit
Sheryl Piskel
Pat Poyneer
Betsy Roberson:
Lori Rodriguez
Michelle Thompson
Sue Trimble
Carol Walker
TENORS:
Mark Bonnema**
Jim Burbidge"
Greg Epperson
Adam Martin
Brian Soushek"
Doug Thompson
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BASSES:
Rae Colborne
Jeff Coop
Bob Dockstader
Henk Goeyenbier
Chuck Johnson
Mark Krupp"
Bill Pullen
Ronald Smith
Justin Thornton
Phil Wamba
SINGERS l
PHILIP WILKINSON
was born in Auburn, studied piano
privately for fifteen years, played violin in public schools, and has
been active as a soloist, recitalist, and accompanist. Presently he is the
organist at Grace Lutheran Church in Des Moines.
Philip teaches, accompanies musicians and ballet classes, plays
for tango and ballroom dancing, and for musical theatre. He has
performed as principal viola with the Rainier Symphony, Northwest
Mahler Festival, and Bellevue Opera. He also plays fiddle with the
Scottish group Kilmany and Scandanavian music on the Hardanger
Fiddle.
Philip was most recently heard in a production of "Grease" by Auburn
Mountain View High School. Other recent work includes the Auburn
Actor's Guild performance of "Kiss Me, Kate" and as a featured soloist
at Relief to Rebuild, a concert
benefiting the victims of the
hurricanes in the American South.
Philip is a graduate of the University
of Washington and is retired from a
career as lead technical for the UW
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Cf) COORDINATOR:
Phil Wilkinson
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FLUTE:
Jenna Calixto
~ OBOE/ALTO:
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ULynn Zatzkin
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BASSOON:
Dan Hershman
HORNS:
Harlan Feinstein
Suzanne Feinstein
~ TRUMPET:
Nathan Callaghan
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TROMBONE:
Keith Winkle

MEGAN OBERFIELD, Associate Conductor of the Federal Way
Chorale, also conducts the Junior Choir for Rainier Youth Choirs. She teaches
choir and general music at Kilo Middle School in Federal Way, is the Director
of Music for First United Methodist Church in Tacoma and is the Music
Director for Puget Sound Revels.
As president of the Northwest Kodaly Educators, a music teachers'
organization, Megan organizes and often works as a clinician, presenting
on the Kodaly method and teaching of choral music. She is a graduate of
Westminster Choir College where she studied Music Education and Voice,
and holds a Master of Music Education, Kodaly Emphasis, from Silver Lake
College.
Megan teaches private voice lessons and performs in various venues, An
Ohio native, she currently resides in Tacoma with her husband and long-time
singing partner, Matt.
AND MUSICIANS
TIMPAi\l1jPERCUSSIO
Dale Speicher
Carol Colwell
BANJO:
Clenn Dudley
VIOLIN!:
Yuriy Mikhlin, Concertmaster
Soo-YeanOh
Deb Kirkland
VIOLINIl:
Valerie Coon, Principal
Stacey Dye
Natalija Asbjornsen
VIOLA:
Lisa Schmidt
Eva Scheie
CELLO:
Julie Reed
Brooke Scholl
BASS:
Scott Teske
PIANO:
Philip Wilkinson
YURIY MIKHLIN has been a professional violinist in Russia
and then in the Pacific Northwest for more than 35 years. At the age
of 23, he graduated from the Kiev Conservatory with honors. His
most influential teacher was a student of David Oystrakh. From
1969to 1974,he was an Assistant Principal and soloist of the Kiev
Chamber Orchestra, and from 1974-1991,Assistant Principal for
the Kiev Opera & Ballet Orchestra. During his 20-year career as a
violinist with the Kiev Opera and Ballet, Yuriy performed in Asia,
Russia, and Europe. He was also a faculty member of Kiev Music
School #32 and Glier College of Music.
Since moving to Seattle in 1991,he has founded a local studio and
has continued providing his pedagogy expertise. Since 1993,he's
been a member of the Northwest Chamber Orchestra and a principal
violinist of the Federal Way Symphony. He's also the principal
second violin in Seattle Chamber
Orchestra, and a member of Seattle
Violin Virtuoso Yuriy is actively
involved in chamber concert arena and
his chamber performances have been
particularly highly praised.
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DENISE ABBOTT DA VERSO, Lyric
Soprano, is a native of Chicago, illinois and has
sung solos with illinois Opera Theater, Chamber
Music Chicago, the DuPage Chorale, and the
Olympia Chamber Orchestra. Favorite roles have
been Elizabeth Proctor in The Crucible (Ward),
Cherubino in The Marriage of Figaro (Mozart),
Hansel in Hansel & Gretel (Humperdinck), Meg
Page in Falstaff (Verdi), and Der Tromrnler in Der
Kaiser von Atlantis (Uhlman). She created the role
of Mother Marie in Mudhoney, by Timothy Brock.
Denise has also enjoyed singing in professional
choral groups including The Lyric Opera of
Chicago Chorus, under the batons of Bruno
Bartoletti and Marek Janowski, and The Carnegie
Hall Choral Workshop with Charles Dutoit.
Denise Daverso has performed often in recital and
was a founding member of The Rookwood Trio, a
professional chamber ensemble specializing in nonoperatic
music for soprano, tenor, and keyboard,
She collaborated with composers Jack Goode and
David Baker, resulting in four world premieres of
works commissioned by The Rookwood Trio.
In addition to her singing, Denise Daverso is a
professional voice teacher. She joined the voice
faculty of Pacific Lutheran University in Parkland,
WA in Fall, 2005. Prior to that she taught private
and class voice at the American Conservatory of
Music in Chicago, IL, and Triton College in River
Grove, IL. Denise also teaches at her home studio
in Olympia, WA.
JOHN B. COOPER,
Baritone, features a repertoire in a
wide range of styles has given him a
reputation as a dynamic and versatile
artist.
One of Mr. Cooper's true passions
is the opera stage. He began his
opera career as a resident artist at
Portland Opera, going on to perform
in main stage productions. Some of
his favorites include such roles as
Marcello in La Boheme, Danilo in The
Merry Widow, Don Giovanni in Don
Giovanni, The Father in Hansen and
Gretel, Valentine in Faust, Frank in Die
Fledermaus and Figaro in The Barber
of Seville.
Mr. Cooper has also performed
extensively in musical theater
including shows at Seattle's 5th
Avenue Theatre. A orthwest favorite,
he has Slmg the ational Anthem at
more than fifty Seattle Mariners games
over the last four years.
Mr. Cooper joined the US contingent
which included many members of the
Federal Way Chorale who traveled
to Ireland in order to film Andrew
T. Miller's "The Birth of Christ,"
distributed nationwide and aired on
multiple PBS television stations during
the Christmas Holiday Season in 2007.
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SPECIAL THANKS!
The Federal Way Chorale is a proud member of
The Federal Way Coalition of
the Performing Arts
(FWCPA) www.fwpca.org
The Federal Way Chorale is a member of the Federal Way Coalition
of the Performing Arts, which was founded in 1989to promote the
performing arts groups in the area and support funding activities
toward a large performance center. Representatives from the current
seven groups serve as board members. The focus of the FWCPA
now is working on a new campaign involving local citizens, the
city and school district in developing plans for a future arts facility.
FWCPA is a non profit 501(c)3 organization, and contributions are
tax deductible.
For additional information about the organization or the
campaign, call Joann Piquette at 253-839-4389.
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THE FEDERAL WAY CHORALE
WELCOMES YOU to "Ye Shall Have
a Song." We hope you enjoy the music as
much as we have enjoyed preparing it for
you. The rhythms and melodies of "Porgy
and Bess," along with the message it brings
to us even today have been inspiring to the
Chorale. Laird and Megan have designed a
program around this masterpiece by George
Gershwin that is sure to delight you all.
This has been a wonderful year for the
Federal Way Chorale. I think it's fair
to say that our December Concert was
successful and presented the Chorale to
the community in a new light. Since then
we have participated in the Leavenworth
Chorale Festival, and performed the choral
portion of "The Bartered Bride" with the
Auburn Symphony to rave reviews. We are
looking forward to the musical challenges of
our season next fall with anticipation.
A great deal goes on behind the scenes
before we can present a concert for your
enjoyment. Everyone in the Chorale
deserves credit for learning the music
and presenting it with enthusiasm. Phil
Wilkinson, our accompanist, is simply
amazing. Director Laird Thornton and
Megan Oberfield, the Assistant Director,
have led our rehearsals masterfully. Mary
Jean McDonald and her entire crew of
helpers manage the concert logistics for
us. Tim Waisenan is a wonderful sound
technician. There is another aspect that
deserves special recognition, and that is
the work done by the Board of Directors.
I won't single out individuals, because
every board member has put in extra hours
and is dedicated to the Chorale and our musical
outreach to the community. My personal and
public thanks go to all of you. Naturally in an
organization like this, some have done more than
others. You know who you are, special thanks to
you.
If you or any of your friends are interested
in becoming p rt of a very special musical
organization which creates wonderful music
while having fun, our auditions will be held
Saturday, September 6 at Thomas Jefferson High
School. Call 253-250-3326for an appointment
- arrangements can be made for a different date
if necessary. We have room in the Chorale for
soloists, general chorus members, and non-singing
members (no audition required!) to help with
behind-the-scenes activities.
I am sure you are aware that ticket sales do not
cover our expenses. Please remember us when
you make charitable contributions throughout
the year. The Chorale is a 501 (c)(3)organization
under IRSrules and tax-deductible donations may
be sent to the Federal Way Chorale, PO Box 26182,
Federal Way, Washington, 98093. You will find a
pre-addressed envelope in the program for your
convenience.
Once again the Chorale extends its thanks to St.
Luke's Lutheran Church and to the staff here for
their generous hospitality. I don't know what
we would do if they could no longer share their
facility with us.
A performance is not a concert unless there is
an audience. Thank you for being a part of our
concert.
Life's more fun with a song and a smile,
Jim Burbidge, President
Federal Way Chorale
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FEATURED SCHOLARSHIP RECIPIENTS
AIMEE H 0 N G, the daughter of Faye and Edwin
Hong, is a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School in Federal
Way. After her graduation in June, Aimee will be attending
Western Washington University and majoring in music
education/ theater arts.
Aimee is studying voice under Karen Oleson, and has an
impressive list of musical achievements. These include
singing and being an officer in Thomas Jefferson's Jazz Choir,
Chamber Choir and Musical Theater Program. Aimee is an
officer in the Jazz Choir, was named Most Inspirational in
the Chamber Choir in 2006-2007and appeared in the Musical
Theater Program's productions of "A Secret Garden" and
"The Wiz," where she was nominated by the 5th Avenue High
School Awards for 'Best Actress in an Ensemble' for her role
as Aunt Em. In 2005 she appeared as an ensemble member of
the "Snake Chorus" from the high school musical production
of "Children of Eden", which was nominated for Best Small
Ensemble at the 5th Avenue Awards in 2005.She is a member
of the Tri-Am Music Honor Society. In addition to her vocal
work, Aimee has studied piano for 12 years and violin for 5
years.
Aimee has worked with the Puget Sound Musical Theatre and
St. Luke's Fall Musicals and Summer Theater Programs.
Aimee is a recipient of the Thomas Chapter Scholarship of the
National Association of Teachers of Singing.
Laird Thornton, Aimee's Choral Director at Thomas Jefferson
(and the Artistic Director of the Federal Way Chorale) says
of her, "Aimee is a high energy individual with a very strong
work ethic ... .She is a detail oriented musician and artist with
the potential to be successful in any endeavor she pursues
because of those qualities."
CAITLIN
KOLAS,
the daughter of Janet and Ron Vandenberg, is
a senior at Todd Beamer High School in Federal
Way. After her graduation in June, she plans to
attend Bellevue Community College to begin a
major in voice. After college, Caitlin hopes to
teach and perform vocal music.
Caitlin has a very active musical life. She is a
member of the Federal Way Chorale, where she
sings soprano and was featured as part of the
"mystical choir" in the Chorale's performances
of" An Apostrophe to the Heavenly Host" in its
Christmas concert and the Leavenworth Choral
Festival. She is a member of Beamer's Concert
Choir and Jazz Choir (and is president of both
groups) and participated in the WMEA All-
State Symphonic Choir. She received a rating
of "Superior" in the 2008 Senior High Solo and
Ensemble Contest, and has received "Superior"
and "Excellent" ratings in solo and ensemble
performances in previous years. Caitlin was
awarded a scholarship to participate in Harmony
Explosion Camp orthwest in2007. Caitlin has
studied voice under Sandra Glover.
Nich Anderson, Caitlin's Choral Director at Todd
Beamer, says of her, "An energetic, enthusiastic
young woman, Caitlin has been a delight to
have as a student. She shines in the spotlight
performing solos or as part of an ensemble .....
With a crystal-clear, perfect pitched absolutely
gorgeous voice, she will truly be missed next
year, but I look forward to seeing the future
unfold for this bright individual and musician."
Congratulations,
Caitlin and Aimee!

SUPPORT THE FEDERAL WAY CHORALE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
PURCHASE A RAFFLE TICKET TODAY - JUST $1 EACH!
THE FEDERAL WAY CHORALE
OFFERS A $1000 SCHOLARSHIP:
to qualifying graduating seniors. Every year, the Chorale offers this Scholarship to help a local high school
student who wishes to study music at the college level. The Applicant must be graduating high school
senior from Federal Way or the surrounding area who is planning to major or minor in musical studies.
Applications should be received annually by March 31st of the student's senior year. More details are
available online at www.fwchorale.com.
PREVIOUS CHORALE SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS
2007 Kayla Carbon, CWU and ataly Wickham, UW I 2006 Kayla Carbon, CWU I 2003 Haley
Moore, CWU 2002 Anne Young, WWU 2001 Kristi Gibson, LBC I 2000 Lindsey 0' eal, UPS and
Carly Seabaugh, FLU
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THE FEDERAL WAY CHORALE GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES
OUR RAFFLE ITEM DONORS:
SATURDAY-MAY 31
Indochine - $25 Gift Certificate - Brady Nelson/State Farm Insurance
Paramount Theatre - 2 Tickets to "A Chorus Line" - Seattle Theatre Group /Victoria Wimer
Lowe's - $25 Gift Card - Byron Nelson/Hardin elson, Inc.
Lobster Shop - $50 Gift Certificate - Bob and Bev Dockstader
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Metropolitan Market - $50 Gift Card - Darrell Pittmann/Metropolitan Market
SUNDAY-JUNE 1
[an's Plants and Gifts - Hanging Plant
Olive Garden - 2 x $20 Gift Certiticates - Suzanne Dowell and Karen Brugato
Paramount Theatre - 2 Tickets to "A Chorus Line" - Seattle Theatre Group /Victoria Wimer
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Lobster Shop - $50 Gift Certificate - Bob and Bev Dockstader
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OUR SUPPORTERS:
GRATEFULLY ACKNOWLEDGES
Founders: $1,000 or More: King County 4 Culture, Metropolitan King County Council, City of Federal Way Arts
Commission, Norcliffe Foundation, Horizon Foundation, [oby Foundation
Benefactors: $500 to $1,000: WalMart, Jim and Jeanne Burbidge, Bob and Beverly Dockstader, Mel and Mary Jean
McDonald, Dorothy Weissman
Sustainers: $250 to $500: Byron Nelson (President, Hardin Nelson Inc.), Mark and Cindy Piennett (United Way)
Sponsors: $100 to $250: Ed and Lorel Altizer, Michael and Karen Brugato, Howard and Karen Burd, John
Hoskinson, Donald Kempf, Ellie Liebeck, [an Pauw, Ron and Carolyn Perrone, Joan Tabrum, Anonymous (2)
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(Computer), Jim Burbidge (Cellular Telephone), Cindy Piennett (Tax Preparation), Dorothy Weissman (Board
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