Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd
Past Events in 2008

Sunday, November 23 at 6:00 pm

An Evening of Brass Masterworks
UNF Brass Ensemble, Randy Tinnin, conductor
Navy Band Southeast Brass Ensemble, LT Charles B. Roegiers, director
Greg Spiess, organ
Free and open to the public

Greg Spiess, harpsichord & Tim Tuller, organ Schumacher portative organ, courtesy of Cornel Zimmer Organs	Sunday, November 2, 6:00 pm The Jacksonville premiere of Monteverdi's Vespers (1610) The UNF Chamber Singers, Soloists and Ensemble Cara Tasher, conductor featuring New York tenor Alex Richardson Trumpets, Trombones, Strings Lute, Harpsichord, Organ Free and open to the public www.alexrichardsontenor.com
Link to large (1.2 Meg) print quality flyer for the event: monteverdiflyer.jpg

Sunday, September 21, 6 pm, Craig Hall

Baritone Rob Tudor sings Scarlatti

Handel: Trio-sonata for oboe, violin & continuo
A. Scarlatti: Cantata 'Two darting eyes' for baritone & continuo
David Paul: Walking in Paradise for violin & piano
Bach: Sonata in F Minor for violin & harpsichord

      Timothy Edwards, violin; Henson Markham, harpsichord
      Linda Minke, cello; David Paul, violin
      Caroline Sampson, oboe; Sharon Scholl, piano
      Greg Spiess, harpsichord; Rob Tudor, baritone

To benefit the Good Shepherd CEW String Program for grammar school children.
Free and open to the public. Seating limited. Doors open 5:30 pm
Refreshments available

Sunday, August 17, 6 pm, Craig Hall
Fifth Season of Chamber Music Society of Good Shepherd

Members of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
for the benefit of the Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony
      Chris Dwyer, horn; Ileana Fernandez, piano; Carin Miller, bassoon; Marguerite Richardson, violin
      Les Roettges, flute; Piotr Szewczyk, violin; Scott Watkins, piano
Works by: Bach, Brahms, Oliver, Szewczyk, Wieniavski

There will be a showing in Craig Hall of paintings of churches of Belarus, Poland
and around the world by guest artist Feodor Zeliankouski of Belarussian/Polish background.

Free and open to the public. Seating limited. Doors open 5:30 pm. Refreshments available

Sunday, July 20, 6 pm, Craig Hall

Members of the Jacksonville Symphony Orchestra
for the benefit of the Friends of the Jacksonville Symphony
      Chris Dwyer, horn; Ileana Fernandez, piano
      Max Huls, violin; Cliff Newton, trumpet
      Peter Wright, clarinet; assisted by Christine Clark, piano
Works by:
      L. van Beethoven, Rebecca Clarke, Claude Debussy, George Gershwin,
      Paul Jeanjean, Vaclav Nelhybel, Peter Schickele, Allen Vizzuti

Sunday, June 15 at 6:00 pm

Corelli: Trio-sonata for two recorders
A. Scarlatti: 'Lontan dalla sua Clori,' cantata for soprano
Bach: Sonata in G Major for violin and harpsichord
      David Bowen, harpsichord; Timothy Edwards, violin
      Nick Curry, cello; Anne McKennon, recorder
      Henson Markham, harpsichord; Linda Minke, cello
      Cara Tasher, soprano; Chris Zaleski, recorder, oboe
      Renaissance Singers

Friday, April 18 at 7:30 pm

University of North Florida Spring Masterworks Concert
UNF Chorale & Chamber Singers, Cara Tasher, director, and UNF Chamber Orchestra
 
      Bach: Jesu meine Freude
            UNF Chamber Singers; Tim Tuller, gallery organ
 
      Telemann: Laudate Jehovam
            UNF Chamber Singers; Casey Mink, Jennifer Warzinski, violins
            Anna Wilson, cello; Tim Tuller, gallery organ
 
      Vivaldi: Concerto for Two Cellos
            Nick Curry, Brittany Maroney, cello; UNF String Orchestra
 
      Beethoven: Elegy
      Fauré: Requiem
            UNF Chorale & Chamber Orchestra
            Simon Shiao, violin solo; Tim Tuller, organ

Sunday, March 30 at 6:00 pm

Four Centuries of Brass Music
from St. Mark's Venice & Beyond

Ancient City Brass,
      Cliff Newton, director
      Cliff Newton, Joe Jamerson, Tyree Landers, Paul Dobson - trumpet
      Robin Arnold - French horn
      Bob Gauger, Will Robinson, Karl Koppenberger - trombone
      John Joline - euphonium
      Jimmy Williamson, Jose Juaquin-Hernandez - tuba
      Bob Neal - percussion

UNF Brass Ensemble,
      Dr. Randy Tinnin, director
      Warren Kus, James Justice, Jimmy Gibson - trumpet
      Jesse Law, Rosalie Falcon - trumpet
      Shawn Hanlon, Samantha Lambros - French horn
      Arnaldo Colon, Santiago Latorre, Paul Joyner - trombone
      Justin Wexler - euphonium
      Ben Maisonet, Kevin Broulik - tuba

Navy Band Southeast Brass Ensemble,
      MUC Kenny Oliver, conductor
      MU2 Jaime Kaufman, MU3 Jorge Argueta - trumpet
      MU3 Michael Buenvenida, MUSN Maxwell Garcia-Gonzalez - trumpet
      MU3 Darius Prusfalcon - French horn
      MU1 Trevor Spaulding - flugelhorn
      MU1 Joseph Dowdy, MU2 Donald Evinger - trombone
      MUC Kenny Oliver, MU3 Jay Benson - bass trombone
      MU3 Bryant Patterson - euphonium
      MU2 Algie Smith, MU2 Jose Juaquin-Hernandez - tuba

For the first time ever, Jacksonville's premiere brass ensembles in joint concert: Gabrieli to Carnival of Venice and Beyond in the glorious acoustics of the Church of the Good Shepherd.

~ Program ~

Combined Ensembles
Sacrae Symphoniae, 1597 Giovanni Gabrieli
      Sonata Pian e Forte (antiphonal brass choirs)
      Canzon Primi Toni (antiphonal brass choirs)

Ancient City Brass
Americus Quickstep, c. 1860 W. L. Hobbs
Jesus Loves Me, 2005 arr. Bob Gauger
Be Kind to the Loved Ones at Home, 1847 I. B. Woodbury
Valkoisin Purjein, 1995 Lehtonen arr. Lampi
Muistojen Aika, 1995 Lehtonen arr. Lampi
Blest Be the Tie That Binds, 1996 arr. John Joline

Navy Band Southeast Brass Ensemble
Quidditch from Harry Potter & the Sorcerer’s Stone John Williams
Liberty Bell John Philip Sousa
Three Brass Cats Chris Hazel

Intermission

UNF Brass Ensemble
Canzona per Sonare No. 2 Giovanni Gabrieli
Chorale Preludes Johann Sebastian Bach
      Jesus bleibet meine Freude       Wachet auf, ruft uns die Stimme Misty
Amazing Grace
O Happy Day

Combined Ensembles with David Bowen, organ
Alleluia, Sing to Jesus, 1830 Rowland Prichard
Jerusalem, 1916 C. Hubert H. Parry

Thursday, March 6 at 7:30 pm

Stetson University Concert Choir, Alan Raines, conductor
Boyd Jones, organist
Jane Christeson, mezzo-soprano; Russell Franks, baritone
      Maurice Duruflé Requiem, Op. 9