2012-2013 Season
September 23 Alice Parker 3:00 pm
Composer, conductor, and long-time collaborator with Robert Shaw,
Alice Parker, leads all in a SING.
“What is missing from her mile-long list of accomplishments and duties
is a description of her charisma in causing music to happen. Her understanding
of the unaccompanied vocal line has caused some of the most enchanting music ever heard...
There is no one who is not a singer when she leads.” –GIA Quarterly
*Assisting and performing:
University Singers of Augusta State University
The Church of the Good Shepherd Choir
The Saint John Choir
*A choral master class with Ms. Parker and these choirs will be held on
Saturday, September 22, 10am-3pm.
Contact Jamie Garvey for more information. jcgarvey@stjohnaugusta.org
The cause: The Hale House
November 18 John Rutter’s Mass of the Children 3:00 pm
The L.N. Gregg Memorial Benefit Concert Choir (Dalton, Georgia)
The Augusta Children’s Chorale
Lisa Gregg, soprano Ted Long, baritone
Orchestra
Peter Infanger, conductor
The cause: Downtown Cooperative Church Ministries
December 24 Christmas Eve Concert and Lessons and Carols 10:30 pm
The Saint John Choirs and orchestra
The cause: The United Methodist Children’s Home
February 24 Nathan Laube, concert organist 3:00 pm
“Flawless technique made this music sound perfect on the organ, and we went out
into the night, grateful for a musician who at the tender age of twenty-three can play
to this astounding standard, at the same time without a trace of shallowness or
overwrought showmanship. Don’t miss him the next time he’s in town!”
– The Boston Musical Intelligencer
The cause: The Hope House
March 24 A Collage of the Arts for Passion Week 7:00 pm
Actors, dancers, vocal and instrumental music, with visual art from seven centuries,
set the scene for the Holy Week ahead.
Guest organist, John Ourensma
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