Seafarer Press | Elizabeth Alexander, composer

Performances 2000

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*** = Premiere Performance

Multiple performances of Infant Holy, Infant Lowly and Children, Go Where I Send Thee, by the choirs of First Unitarain Church, under direction of Jennifer Haywood. (Ithaca,-NY)

We Lift Up Our Hearts by the Unitarian Society choir, Mattie Banzhaf conductor (Hartford,-CT)

We Lift Up Our Hearts by the First Universalist Society choir, Patricia Talbot conductor (Hartland-Four-Corners,-VT)

We Lift Up Our Hearts is performed by the choir of First Unitarian Church, under the direction of the composer (Ithaca,-NY)

Cheryl Coker

David King conducts the choir of Foothills Unitarian Church, in a performance of Praise Wet Snow Falling Early. (Fort Collins,-CO)

Trust the Seeds is performed by the choir of Unitarian Church of Lincoln, under the direction of Sheila Brown (Lincoln,-NE)

*** Premiere performance is given to To Make a Prairie by The Women-in-Music Choral Ensemble under direction of Christine Strohl (Columbus,-OH)

A Garret of Old Playthings is performed at Millsaps College by soprano Cheryl Coker and pianist Chris Brunt. (Jackson,-MI)

Paul Rardin

Repeat performance of Spring Revels by Anne Matlack and the Harmonium Choral Society, at the Geraldine R. Dodge Poetry Festival. (Waterloo-Village,-NJ)

Choral Reading of Trust the Seeds at ACDA Conference at George Mason University, under direction of Paul Rardin (Fairfax,-VA)

Choral Readings of We Lift Up Our Hearts (Keith Arnold, conductor) and As We Sing of Hope and Joy (Tom Benjamin, conductor) at UU-Musicians-Network Conference (San-Diego,-CA)

Trouble in a Minnesota Town by tenor Arthur Krieck, with Elizabeth Alexander at the piano. The Adirondack Festival of American Music (Saranac-Lake,-NY)

Workshop Reading of Finally On My Way To Yes by the Gregg Smith Singers, Adirondack Festival of American Music (Saranac-Lake,-NY)

Spring Revels by Harmonium Choral Society under direction of Anne Matlack (Madison,-NJ)

*** Premiere performance of We Lift Up Our Hearts by the First Unitarian Parish choir, Bernadette Nadeau, cond. (Norwell,-MA)

Brookline Chorus

Winner of Brookline Choral Composition Contest, Spring Revels is performed by The Brookline Chorus, with conductor William Cutter. (Brookline,-MA)

Being Who You Are, Winner of the KidSing 2000 Composer's Competition, is performed by Heather Hottman, at the KidsSing Concert, The Rose Theatre (Omaha,-NE)

*** Premiere performance of full-length work Everyday Sorrows, Everyday Joys by chorus, band and orchestra students at Union School, under direction of Mattie Banzhaf (Unionville,-CT)

Trust the Seeds, reading at Music Educator's Conference, Paul Rardin cond. (Howard County,-MD)

"God Is No Gentleman" and "I Sang," from A Garret of Old Playthings, Linda Larson, soprano and Christopher Morgan Loy, piano. CRS Barn Studio (Ithaca,-NY)

A Palette To Paint Us As We Are, The Potomac School Concert Chorus under direction of Jerry Rich (Arlington,-VA)

Dragon Dance, by the Unitarian-Universalist Church choir under the direction of Judi Herz (Fullerton,-CA)

A Palette To Paint Us As We Are, under direction of William Belan, First Unitarian Church choir (Los Angeles,-CA)

"Upstairs", from A Garret of Old Playthings by Kristen Park, soprano and Elizabeth Alexander, pianist. Benefit Concert for the Task Force for Battered Women and Child Sexual Abuse Project (Ithaca,-NY)