The Portageville Chapel Concert
Tuesday, August 30, 2011, 7 p.m.

PROGRAM

Fanfare - Jacques Lemmens

“Three in G” - Johann Sebastian Bach

Herr Jesu Christ, dich zu uns wend, BWV 655 (“Lord Jesus Christ, be present now”)

Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring

Fugue in G, BWV 577 (“Gigue”)

Höchster, mache deine Güte (from Cantata 51)
-J. S. Bach, Caroline Miller, soprano

Laudamus te (from “Gloria”) - Antonio Vivaldi
Caroline Miller & Elizabeth Smith, sopranos

HYMN: God of grace, and God of glory
Organ Introduction: Chorale-Improvisation on “CWM RHONDDA” Paul Manz

Domine Deus (from “Mass in C minor, K.427)
- Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Caroline Miller & Elizabeth Smith, sopranos

from Rubrics: A Liturgical Suite for Organ (1988)
- Dan Locklair

3. “…and thanksgivings may follow”
4. “The Peace may be exchanged”
1. “ ‘Hallelujah,' has been restored”

Amazing Grace! How Sweet the Sound
- George Shearing

Softly and Tenderly - Raymond Brown
Caroline Miller, soprano

from Symphonie I, Op. 14 VI. Final - Louis Vierne


 
     
  PETER DuBOIS serves full time as Director
of Music/Organist at Third Presbyterian
Church in Rochester, New York. He also
serves as Assistant Professor of Sacred Music at the Eastman School of Music, and is Director of the Sacred Music Diploma program there. Since July 2009, he has also taken up the position of host and producer of the nationally syndicated public radio program, “With Heart and Voice.” www.withheartandvoice.org

Peter holds degrees from the Eastman School of Music and the University of Michigan where his organ studies were with David Craighead and
Robert Glasgow, respectively. He has also studied privately in Paris: improvisation with Philippe Lefebvre, and repertoire with Marie-Claire
Alain and Marie-Louise Langlais.

He was Second Place Winner in the 1988 National Young Artists Competition of the American Guild of Organists, and was First Place Winner in the 1987 Mid-Atlantic Regional Competition of the AGO.

Critically acclaimed as a "world class talent," Peter is often in demand
as a recitalist, with many performances around the United States and abroad. He has performed internationally at St. Paul 's Cathedral,
London ; the Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris; the Basilica of St. Clotilde in Paris ; and the Cathédrale du Saint-Saveur in Aix-en-Provence . His performances have been featured frequently on public radio stations around the country and has appeared a number of times on the
nationally syndicated radio programs, Pipedreams and With Heart and Voice. Peter has performed as soloist in standard and contemporary
organ concertos with a number of orchestras, including the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and the West Virginia Symphony Orchestra.

As Director of Music at Third Church he has led the Chancel Choir in producing two compact discs in recent years. And they have embarked
on two successful tours to England and Scotland, most recently in 2005 when they served as Choir-in-Residence at London's St. Paul's Cathedral, singing daily services there for an entire week. He is represented by WindwerkArtists ( www.windwerkartists.com ).
     
 

CAROLINE MILLER is Soprano Soloist and Section Leader at Third Presbyterian Church
in Rochester, and is a second year Masters Student in Voice Performance and Literature
at the Eastman School of Music in the studio
of Katherine Ciesinski. She came to Rochester from St. Louis where she did her undergraduate work at Washington University, double majoring in Music and English Literature.

In the summer of 2010 Caroline worked as a Young Artist at the Ohio Light Opera where she played the lead role of Phyllis in the fairy-filled Gilbert and Sullivan drama, Iolanthe. She also played the Ayah in Kismet and Amanda/Agnes in Gypsy.  Prior to that she was a section leader in the St. Louis Symphony Chorus singing some of her favorite big orchestral works including the Vaughan Williams "Sea Symphony," Handel's "Messiah," and a new work specially commissioned for the St. Louis Symphony by Meredith Monk.  This past spring, she played Cathy in the Eastman student-run production of The Last five Years, and this fall will be featured in the Eastman Opera Theatre production of Stephen Sondheim's Assassins.
     
  ELIZABETH SMITH is a Soprano from
Wendell, Idaho. She began music studies on
the piano and flute, but soon developed an
interest in singing. In 2009 she received a
bachelor's degree in vocal performance from
Brigham Young University Idaho, and while
there studied with Rebecca Wascoe and
Kristine Ciesinski. Currently she is in her
second year at the Eastman School of Music
working toward a Master of Music degree in
Vocal Performance and Literature in the studio of Katherine Ciesinski.
Past performance credits include Lauretta in Gianni Schicchi, Fiordiligi in
Cosi Fan Tutte, Second Lady in The Magic Flute, and Laetitia in The Old
Maid and the Thief.

 

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