Texas Tech University Choir 1963, Lubbock Texas - Red Raiders Chorale Volume 2
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Texas Tech Choir, 1963
Gene Kenney, Conductor

This record: Some scuffing of outer sleeve. Old masking tape label and address label in upper left corner of sleeve front. Record appears excellent with some minor scuffing. 


 
Volume Two, 1963

Side One

Locus iste a Deo factus est - A. Bruckner
This place was made by God a priceless mystery; It is without reproof.

Os Justi meditabitur sapientiam - A. Bruckner
The mouth of the righteous speaketh wisdom, and his tongue talketh of judgment. The law of his God is in his heart; none of his steps shall slide.

Christus factus est pro nobis obediens - A. Bruckner
Christ became obedient for us unto death, even the death of the cross. Wherefore God also hath exalted Him, and hath given Him a name which is above every name.

An Apostrophe to the Heavenly Hosts - H. Willan
Double Quartet and Double Chorus

Side Two

Babylon - D. Milhaud
Soloists: Beverly Suttle and Charles Helmer

Vier A-cappella—Chore aus Catulli Carmina - C. Orff
I. Odi et amo
II. Vivamus, mea Lesbia
III. Miser Catulle
IV. Nulla potest
The story concerns the glorification of love by a group of young men and women. A crowd of old men ridicules the youths' ardor and calls up the unhappy example of love of Catullus for Lesbia. At the end, the young men and women briefly but vociferously pledge themselves to the pursuit of love.
Tenor Soloist: Charles Helmer

In Stiller Nacht - German Folk Song, arr. J. Brahms
The still of night has drowned the light, and in the dim of darkness, the gentle wind, soft whispering, sings me a song of sadness. With ageless woe, with pain unknown, my heart is over flowing. The flowers all can hear the call; my tears have urged their growing.

Magdalena - J. Brahms
An Angel in bright array greeted Mary Magdalena and said: "Woman, why weepest thou? He is not dead. The Jesus thou seekest has arisen from the dead."

He's Gone Away American Folk Song, arr. Shaw-Parker
Soloist:  Beverly Suttle
 
1963 CHOIR PERSONNEL
Robert Ashby
Sheldon Becker
Frances Beebe
Paul Benningfield
Christie Brown
Carolyn Cates
Troy Dale
Russell Denison
Larry Douglas
Terry Forbes
Becky Fugit
Bucky Geer
Ethel Glasscock
Roya Harris
Carolyn Hatch
Charles Helmer
James Hildebrand
Wayne Hickman
Stacia Hicks
Dwayne Hood
Jeff Ingham
Gary Johnson
Sherry Kemp
Betty Lowder
Marilyn Lutener
Janyne Maddox
Kay Mansell
Joy Martin
Larry Mason
Gene Medly
Connie McMillan
Don Newman
Carolyn Pendleton
Sondra Powell
Rita Reynolds
Jim Richardson
Harold Rixes
Pam Scheurn
Jim Short
Lynda Sudduth
Beverly Suttle
Neal Walker
Randy Walvoord
Jack Williams
Sue Wilson
Sharon Vinyard




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