Cambridge Chinese Choral Society
1999 Winter Concert
Resonance of a Century
Dedicated to the Suffering Taiwanese People by the 9/21/99 Earthquake
| When: November 14th, 7:30 pm |  |
| Where: Kresge Auditorium, MIT | |
| Conductors: Yi-Chuan Chiang, Yi-Liang Shy | |
| Accmpanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
| Chinese Art and Folk Songs | ||
| Conductor:
Yi-Liang Shy Accompanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
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| Tea Mountain Love Song | Chinese Folk Song | |
| Reminiscence in Spring | Tang Dynasty Poem | |
| See Liu off to the Mountain with a Song of Cloud | Tang Dynasty Poem | |
| Broken Hearted on Hearing the Bell in a Rainy Night | Contemporay Chinese Operetta | |
| Under the Silvery Moonlight | Chinese Folk Song | |
| Taiwanese Folk and Art Songs | ||
| Conductor:
Yi-Chun Chiang Accompanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
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| Mending the Torn Fishing Net | Taiwanese Folk Song | |
| Girls in Ben Gio | Taiwanese Folk Song | |
| Day Dream by the River in Spring | Taiwanese Folk Song | |
| 10:10 | Taiwanese Folk Song | |
| Don't Complain of Taiwan, Our Homeland | Taiwanese Art Song | |
| 16 th Century Chamber Music | ||
| Chamber
Choir Accompanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
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| O Praise the Lord | A. Gumpelzhaimer 1559-1625 | |
| Rejoice in the Lord | L. Gl da Viadana 1564-1645 | |
| It Was a Lover and His Lass | T. Morley 1557-1603 | |
| Opera Selections | ||
| Conductor:
Yi-Liang Shy Accompanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
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| The
Floers that Bloom in the Spring From "The Mikado" |
Gilbert and Sullivan | |
| Vedi!
Le Forche Noturne Spoglie From "Il Trovatore" |
Verdi | |
| Libiam
ne' lieti calici From "La Traviata" |
Lead by Lu-Cheng Shih and Yi-Chun Chiang | Verdi |
| Suites from Musicals | ||
| Conductor:
Yi-Chun Chiang Accompanist: Thien-Hsiang Lee |
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| The Sound of Music | Hammerstein and Rodgers | |
| The Phantom of Opera | Andrew Lloyd Webber | |
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