DECEMBER 24/25, 2010 - St. James's Episcopal Church
DECEMBER 24/25, 2010 - St. James's Episcopal Church
DECEMBER 24/25, 2010 - St. James's Episcopal Church
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MUSIC NOTES<br />
“O sing unto God with the voice of melody.” ~Psalm 47:1<br />
Dr. Mark A. Whitmire, Music Director Virginia Ewing Whitmire, Organist<br />
4:00 P.M. SERVICE<br />
Venite Adoremus is my arrangement of the well-known 19 th -century carol. It is a<br />
macaronic carol—meaning that it combines Latin and English, as does “Angels we<br />
have heard on high,” for example.<br />
Twas in the Moon of Wintertime (or “Huron Carol”) is a Canadian carol written in<br />
1643 by Jean de Brébeuf, a Jesuit missionary at Sainte-Marie among the Hurons in<br />
Canada. Brébeuf wrote the lyrics in the native language of the Huron people. The<br />
song’s original Huron title is “Jesous Ahatonhia” (“Jesus, he is born”). The melody<br />
is based on a traditional French folk song, “Une Jeune Pucelle” (“A Young Maid”).<br />
The English lyrics were written in 1926 by Jesse Edgar Middleton The carol uses<br />
native imagery in place of the traditional Nativity story: Jesus is born in a “lodge of<br />
broken bark,” and wrapped in a “robe of rabbit skin.” He is surrounded by hunters<br />
instead of shepherds, and the Magi are portrayed as “chiefs from afar” that bring<br />
him “fox and beaver pelts” instead of the more familiar gold, frankincense, and<br />
myrrh.<br />
Angels and shepherds is a traditional Bohemian carol arranged by C. H. Trevor<br />
(1895-1976). Trevor was an English organist and teacher who held posts at Well<br />
Cathedral, <strong>St</strong>. Paul’s Cathedral (Calcutta) and <strong>St</strong>. Peter’s Eaton Square, London.<br />
CHERUB CHOIR<br />
Cherub Choir Mothers: Hope Foster, Debbie Krey<br />
Accompanist: Jeanne Lapierre<br />
1 ST YEAR – Benjamin Ackerly, Andrew Ascoli, Clay Davis, Drew Davis, Thomas<br />
Disharoon, Katherine Elles, Will Elles, Spenser Frank, Andrews Hause, Anne<br />
Hubard, Charles Innes, Drew Kidwell, George Kulp, Muriel Lewis, Tommy<br />
Roberts, Ethan Smith, Marla Van Deusen, Tucker Walker, George Dewey White,<br />
and George Wilt<br />
2 ND YEAR – Walker Allen, Georgiana Ascoli, Charlotte Baxter, Emma Clark, Ella<br />
Davis, Jack Davis, Beckett Foster, Preston Foster, Hannah Harvard, Chase Hartley,<br />
Sam Hubard, William Jones, Camille Kidwell, James Kulp, Porter Montague,<br />
Taylor Sibley, and Emma Smith<br />
3 RD YEAR – Margaret Ackerly, Matthew Burnside, Lily Burnside, Ella Hause, Libbie<br />
Krey, Sarah Townsend, Margaret White, Holden Woodward, Kathryn Archer<br />
Woodward, and Elizabeth Woodward<br />
CHILDREN’S CHOIR<br />
Children’s Choir Mothers: Robin Jager, Becky Page<br />
Accompanist: Jeanne Lapierre<br />
1 ST YEAR – <strong>St</strong>as Barber, Hannah Clark, Ellie Duffey, Gabi Holloway, Molly Jager,<br />
Grace Kinder, William McDermott, Samuel Menk, Braxton Page, Anne Mason<br />
Ruth, and Hank Valentine<br />
2 ND YEAR – Joseph Ascoli, Alec Davis, Oliver Fisk, Laurence Innes, Payton Jager,<br />
Anne Gamble Jennings, Parker Krey, Libby McCoy, Emily McDermott, Gardiner<br />
McGuire, Hunter McGuire, Henry Spain, Ian Townsend, and Pierce Wilt<br />
3 RD YEAR – Ellie Angle, Eliza Goggins, Caroline Hopper, Liza Hopper, Rachel<br />
Page, and Ashleigh Ward<br />
4 TH YEAR – Laney Yoo<br />
Lea Booth<br />
Ian Daniel<br />
Addie Eliades<br />
Alex Eliades<br />
Sallie Ellett<br />
Caroline Gaenzle<br />
Eliza Hollerith<br />
MacNair Jennings<br />
YOUTH CHOIR<br />
Grace Jennings<br />
Margaret Jewett<br />
Kevin Lapierre<br />
Margaret Rawls<br />
Ruth Shuford<br />
Celia <strong>St</strong>one<br />
Annie Valentine<br />
Callie Wright