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Starr's Mill holiday concert Thursday
The Starr's Mill High School Choruses will present their
annual Holiday Concert Dec. 10 at 7:30 p.m. in Duke Auditorium at
the school complex in Tyrone. The concert will feature the
Treble Chorus, Concert Choir, Advanced Women's Chorus, and
Chanticleer.
The groups will be singing a wide variety of songs of the
season from standard sacred choral literature to lighter
contemporary arrangements of popular holiday tunes. The auditorium will
provide a festive setting, adorned with greenery, wreaths and
hundreds of twinkling white lights.
The concert will begin in darkness, with Chanticleer
singing Robert Shaw's and Alice Parker's a cappella arrangement of
"O Come, O Come, Emmanuel." Then the auditorium will come
aglow as the 140 members of the choral program proceed with
candles while singing the traditional Renaissance chant
"Personent Hodie," complete with
handbells, hand drum and period instruments.
The Treble Chorus performance will include "Gesu
Bambino," "Balulalow," Patapan," and
a mixed meter arrangement of "Jingle Bells." The Concert
Choir will present a variety of holiday music including "The First
Noel" (featuring a violin duet), "Rise Up, Shepherd, and
Follow," "Scarborough Carol," and
"Sleigh Ride."
The Advanced Women's Chorus will feature "This Little
Babe" from Benjamin Britten's "Ceremony of Carols,"
Mendelssohn's "Lift Thine Eyes," a novelty
arrangement entitled "Jingle Bell Fantasy," and an a cappella
arrangement of "Coventry Carol."
Chanticleer will continue the evening's presentation with
a cappella versions of the Spanish carol "Fum, Fum, Fum," the
calypso carol "Mary's Little Boy Chile," and "I'll Be Home
For Christmas."
The free concert will conclude in candlelight with all choirs
encircling the audience and singing the traditional favorites
"Silent Night" and "Joy to the World."
For information, call Starr's Mill High School, 770-486-2710.
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