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Here Comes the Sun
Saturday, May 13, 2023
Life has been difficult these last few years and, for many of us, “normal" remains relative. As I was sitting down with the rest of the artistic staff, discussing and suggesting songs and themes for this particular concert, I’ll admit, I threw a bit of a tantrum. “I want to sing songs that make me happy, songs that feel good to sing!” Questions arose as to how we would market that concert. I mean, just how would you title that on our publicity? “Songs that Mindy Likes” might not bring people in the doors. I suggested, “We all need a little happy, so get in here and feel better!” It was pointed out that this title wouldn’t fit on the postcards…
As our song selections narrowed to those you will hear tonight, it became clear that “Here Comes the Sun” conveys the hopefulness that can point us in a positive direction. Tonight’s program just might take you from a fake-it-till-you-make-it attitude to a true sense of happiness and peace.
May you gain a sense of hopefulness for the future.
Mindy
As our song selections narrowed to those you will hear tonight, it became clear that “Here Comes the Sun” conveys the hopefulness that can point us in a positive direction. Tonight’s program just might take you from a fake-it-till-you-make-it attitude to a true sense of happiness and peace.
May you gain a sense of hopefulness for the future.
Mindy
Another Octave: Connecticut Women’s Chorus
presents . . .
Here Comes the Sun
ACT ONE
We Dance
Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty
…is the opening number from the Broadway musical Once on This Island. The show is a Caribbean retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Little Mermaid. The peasants sing about their hard lives and the comfort they feel as they dance and sing to their gods.
Our hearts hear the song, our feet move along, and to the music of the Gods, We Dance!
Featuring: Chandra Rivers, Rhea Hirshman, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch, Charisse Hutton, Anne Harrigan, Galianna Erazo, & Aurora Corteville
Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty
…is the opening number from the Broadway musical Once on This Island. The show is a Caribbean retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s fairy tale The Little Mermaid. The peasants sing about their hard lives and the comfort they feel as they dance and sing to their gods.
Our hearts hear the song, our feet move along, and to the music of the Gods, We Dance!
Featuring: Chandra Rivers, Rhea Hirshman, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch, Charisse Hutton, Anne Harrigan, Galianna Erazo, & Aurora Corteville
How Can I Keep from Singing?
Rev. Robert Lowry; arr. Rollo Dilworth
…was originally composed as a Christian hymn by Baptist minister Robert Lowry and appears in hymnals from several different denominations. The song, with a revised text that omits most of the Christian content, also appears in song collections with an added verse about solidarity in the face of oppression.
When tyrants tremble, sick with fear, and hear their death-knell ringing,
When friends rejoice both far and near, How can I keep from singing?
Rev. Robert Lowry; arr. Rollo Dilworth
…was originally composed as a Christian hymn by Baptist minister Robert Lowry and appears in hymnals from several different denominations. The song, with a revised text that omits most of the Christian content, also appears in song collections with an added verse about solidarity in the face of oppression.
When tyrants tremble, sick with fear, and hear their death-knell ringing,
When friends rejoice both far and near, How can I keep from singing?
Sweet Woman
Cris Williamson; arr. J. David Moore
…was written and recorded by American singer-songwriter Cris Williamson, whose music was one of the cornerstones of what would become known as "women's music": music created, performed, and marketed specifically to women.
Sweet woman, rising inside my glow, I think I’m missing you.
Andrea Barley, Kathie Cote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Charisse Hutton, Joan Krogh, Dawn Melo, Chandra Rivers, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
Cris Williamson; arr. J. David Moore
…was written and recorded by American singer-songwriter Cris Williamson, whose music was one of the cornerstones of what would become known as "women's music": music created, performed, and marketed specifically to women.
Sweet woman, rising inside my glow, I think I’m missing you.
Andrea Barley, Kathie Cote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Charisse Hutton, Joan Krogh, Dawn Melo, Chandra Rivers, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
Another Octave is presented to you with support from CT Humanities
I Want It Now
Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse
… was written for the 1971 musical fantasy film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
The song is a temper tantrum by 12-year-old Veruca Salt. After three years of COVID, we’re all starting to feel like Veruca!
I want a party with roomfuls of laughter, ten thousand tons of ice cream;
And if I don't get the things I am after… I'm going to scream!
Solo: Amy Weiss
Anthony Newley & Leslie Bricusse
… was written for the 1971 musical fantasy film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.
The song is a temper tantrum by 12-year-old Veruca Salt. After three years of COVID, we’re all starting to feel like Veruca!
I want a party with roomfuls of laughter, ten thousand tons of ice cream;
And if I don't get the things I am after… I'm going to scream!
Solo: Amy Weiss
I Can See Clearly Now
Johnny Nash
…was written and recorded by singer Johnny Nash. The song’s style is heavily laced with reggae influences, as Nash had earlier collaborated with Bob Marley. The lyrics are a hopeful look toward the future.
I Can See Clearly Now, the rain has gone… I can see all obstacles in my way.
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind… It’s gonna be a bright, bright, sunshiny day.
Erica Champion, Kim DeNote, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Rhea Hirshman, Joan Krogh, Catie McClure, Kris Montgomery, Mary Roche, Marilyn Russell, Anna Schürkmann, Rebecca Severance, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
Johnny Nash
…was written and recorded by singer Johnny Nash. The song’s style is heavily laced with reggae influences, as Nash had earlier collaborated with Bob Marley. The lyrics are a hopeful look toward the future.
I Can See Clearly Now, the rain has gone… I can see all obstacles in my way.
Gone are the dark clouds that had me blind… It’s gonna be a bright, bright, sunshiny day.
Erica Champion, Kim DeNote, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Rhea Hirshman, Joan Krogh, Catie McClure, Kris Montgomery, Mary Roche, Marilyn Russell, Anna Schürkmann, Rebecca Severance, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
A Girl’s Best Friend
Words by Leo Robin; Music by Jule Styne; arr. Alan Billingsley
…is a jazz song from Gentleman Prefer Blondes, a Broadway show and film about two women on a road trip. Our version is updated to include things some of us prefer to diamonds.
The French are glad to die for love, they delight in fighting duels.
But, I prefer someone who lives …and gives expensive tools.
Solo: Kathie Cote; Aurora Corteville, Kim DeNote, Nara Giannella, Rhea Hirshman, Catie McClure, Dawn Melo, Chandra Rivers, Rebecca Severance, Mindy Walwer
Words by Leo Robin; Music by Jule Styne; arr. Alan Billingsley
…is a jazz song from Gentleman Prefer Blondes, a Broadway show and film about two women on a road trip. Our version is updated to include things some of us prefer to diamonds.
The French are glad to die for love, they delight in fighting duels.
But, I prefer someone who lives …and gives expensive tools.
Solo: Kathie Cote; Aurora Corteville, Kim DeNote, Nara Giannella, Rhea Hirshman, Catie McClure, Dawn Melo, Chandra Rivers, Rebecca Severance, Mindy Walwer
Come Softly to Me
Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, Gary Troxel
… originally was two songs until composer Gretchen Christopher realized that the doo-wop melody her friend Gary Troxel was improvising fit perfectly with the song she’d just finished writing. The song was recorded a cappella, and a sparse accompaniment was added afterward, including Gary flipping his car keys as percussion.
Come softly, darling… Come to me, stay…
Kathie Cote, Kim DeNote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella,Charisse Hutton, Joan Krogh, Catie McClure, Dawn Melo, Kris Montgomery, Mary Roche, Marilyn Russell, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
Gretchen Christopher, Barbara Ellis, Gary Troxel
… originally was two songs until composer Gretchen Christopher realized that the doo-wop melody her friend Gary Troxel was improvising fit perfectly with the song she’d just finished writing. The song was recorded a cappella, and a sparse accompaniment was added afterward, including Gary flipping his car keys as percussion.
Come softly, darling… Come to me, stay…
Kathie Cote, Kim DeNote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella,Charisse Hutton, Joan Krogh, Catie McClure, Dawn Melo, Kris Montgomery, Mary Roche, Marilyn Russell, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Amy Weiss, Nancy Welsch
Route 66
Bobby Troup; arr. Kirby Shaw, Melinda Walwer
The lyrics follow the path of Route 66, established in 1926 as part of the U.S. national highway system, and otherwise known as the Will Rogers Highway. The road underwent many realignments over the years, but portions of the road have been designated a National Scenic Byway with the name Historic Route 66. We look forward to traveling the whole length of Route 66, lake shore to coast someday, singing the names of the towns as we pass by.
It winds from Chicago to L.A. More than 2000 miles all the way.
Get your kicks on Route 66.
Bobby Troup; arr. Kirby Shaw, Melinda Walwer
The lyrics follow the path of Route 66, established in 1926 as part of the U.S. national highway system, and otherwise known as the Will Rogers Highway. The road underwent many realignments over the years, but portions of the road have been designated a National Scenic Byway with the name Historic Route 66. We look forward to traveling the whole length of Route 66, lake shore to coast someday, singing the names of the towns as we pass by.
It winds from Chicago to L.A. More than 2000 miles all the way.
Get your kicks on Route 66.
Sit Down, You’re Rockin’ the Boat
Frank Loesser
…from the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls, is based on Damon Runyon’s story, The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown, about a gambler who falls in love with a missionary girl. The song is sung by the character Nicely-Nicely Johnson as he “testifies” at the mission’s revival meeting.
I dreamed last night I got on the boat to heaven,
and by some chance, I had brought my dice along,
And there I stood and I hollered, ‘Someone fade me,’
but the passengers, they knew right from wrong.
Solos: Emily Stagg, Kim DeNote, & Mindy Walwer
Frank Loesser
…from the Broadway musical Guys and Dolls, is based on Damon Runyon’s story, The Idyll of Miss Sarah Brown, about a gambler who falls in love with a missionary girl. The song is sung by the character Nicely-Nicely Johnson as he “testifies” at the mission’s revival meeting.
I dreamed last night I got on the boat to heaven,
and by some chance, I had brought my dice along,
And there I stood and I hollered, ‘Someone fade me,’
but the passengers, they knew right from wrong.
Solos: Emily Stagg, Kim DeNote, & Mindy Walwer
INTERMISSION
Please peruse our basket raffle items in the social hall.
Please peruse our basket raffle items in the social hall.
Enjoying our concert? Mark your calendars for our fall concert!
Woman’s Work
Saturday, November 18, 2023
Woman’s Work
Saturday, November 18, 2023
Another Octave is…
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Soprano 1
Kathie Cote Laurie Edwards Kiyoko Karwowski Elisabeth Kennedy Kris Montgomery * Rebecca Severance Soprano 2
Andrea Barley * Barbara Curry Kim DeNote Nara Giannella Anne Harrigan Charisse Hutton Judy Lhamon Caitlin McClure Mindy Walwer * Alto 1
Aurora Corteville Galianna Erazo Joan Krogh Dawn Melo Diana Resasco Chandra Rivers * Marilyn Russell Anna Schürkmann Emily Stagg * Amy Weiss Nancy Welsch Alto 2
Barbara Brosseau Erica Champion * Amy Eppler-Epstein * Laura Fawcett Carol Gale Rhea Hirshman Mary Roche Carol Walter * = section leader |
On leave 2023
Renée Barley Rebecca Gilbert Karen Kriner Ilene Lefland Freddi Lindsay Bethany Mead Joyce Mercer AO Board
Charisse Hutton: chair Amy Weiss: vice chair Judy Lhamon: secretary Bethany Mead & Freddi Lindsay: treasurers Karen Kriner: publicity Aurora Corteville, Ken Hudson, Kiyoko Karwowski, Joan Krogh, Carol Walter: members-at-large AO Band
Polina Mann: piano Carole Sylvester: drums, percussion Kiyoko Karwowski: guitar, keyboard Amy Eppler-Epstein: flute, percussion Carol Gale, Chandra Rivers: percussion, dance …and others on shakers and such AO Sound Barbara Curry, Brenda Zaprzalka AO Auxiliary
Nick Souris, production coordinator Jecy Belmont Ken Hudson Susan Isch Gina Juliano John Kennedy Darlene Maki Gary McNeff Gwen Severance Lynn Severance Chris Stagg Brenda Zaprzalka |
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ACT TWO
Lioness Chant
Lebo M
…is from the Broadway musical The Lion King. South African composer, Lebo M. (Lebohang Morake), was asked to add authentic African music to the score when the movie was adapted for the stage. This song is a call to action, gathering the lionesses to the hunt.
We baba zingela siyo zingela baba
Solos: Kris Montgomery & Aurora Corteville
Lebo M
…is from the Broadway musical The Lion King. South African composer, Lebo M. (Lebohang Morake), was asked to add authentic African music to the score when the movie was adapted for the stage. This song is a call to action, gathering the lionesses to the hunt.
We baba zingela siyo zingela baba
Solos: Kris Montgomery & Aurora Corteville
Big Dogs, Music, and Wild, Wild Women
Ruth Huber
…was written by Ruth Huber, artistic director of the Rainbow Women's Chorus
of San Jose, California and is one of AOCWC’s earliest songs.
Here’s some advice of mine, get you some… Big Dogs, Music, and Wild, Wild Women, and they’ll make your life complete.
Ruth Huber
…was written by Ruth Huber, artistic director of the Rainbow Women's Chorus
of San Jose, California and is one of AOCWC’s earliest songs.
Here’s some advice of mine, get you some… Big Dogs, Music, and Wild, Wild Women, and they’ll make your life complete.
Canticle of Brother Sun
Words by St. Francis of Assisi, the Book of Job, & F.S. Pierpont; Music by Jim Scott & Paul Winter
…is a movement within Missa Gaia (Earth Mass) which was commissioned by the Dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York as a contemporary ecumenical Mass.
The mass integrates world music with songs from the wild to celebrate the whole Earth as a sacred space.
Ask of the beasts, and they shall teach you the beauty of the earth.
Flute: Amy Eppler-Epstein; Andrea Barley, Kathie Cote, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Rhea Hirshman, Charisse Hutton, Judy Lhamon, Kris Montgomery, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer
Words by St. Francis of Assisi, the Book of Job, & F.S. Pierpont; Music by Jim Scott & Paul Winter
…is a movement within Missa Gaia (Earth Mass) which was commissioned by the Dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine in New York as a contemporary ecumenical Mass.
The mass integrates world music with songs from the wild to celebrate the whole Earth as a sacred space.
Ask of the beasts, and they shall teach you the beauty of the earth.
Flute: Amy Eppler-Epstein; Andrea Barley, Kathie Cote, Nara Giannella, Anne Harrigan, Rhea Hirshman, Charisse Hutton, Judy Lhamon, Kris Montgomery, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer
Another Octave thanks our host for their ongoing support.
I Want It All
Words by Richard Maltby, Jr.; Music by David Shire
…was originally performed in the Broadway musical Baby. Three women think about the choices they face and how to manage work, motherhood, life, and love.
I put what I want in life on this side… and what I don’t want over here…
It was quite a bout but I worked it out and now the answer's very clear… I WANT IT ALL!!!
Solos: Andrea Barley, Rebecca Severance, & Kris Montgomery
Words by Richard Maltby, Jr.; Music by David Shire
…was originally performed in the Broadway musical Baby. Three women think about the choices they face and how to manage work, motherhood, life, and love.
I put what I want in life on this side… and what I don’t want over here…
It was quite a bout but I worked it out and now the answer's very clear… I WANT IT ALL!!!
Solos: Andrea Barley, Rebecca Severance, & Kris Montgomery
Come In from the Rain
Melissa Manchester & Carole Bayer Sager; arr. Mac Huff
Carole Bayer Sager has won an Oscar, a Grammy, two Golden Globes, and was inducted into the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame in 1987. Melissa Manchester won her own Grammy as a singer. As a writer, Manchester collaborated on several hits with Sager including Midnight Blue and Don’t Cry Out Loud.
There’s no right or wrong, I’m not here to blame,
I just want to be the one to keep you from the rain. Come in from the rain…
Kathie Cote, Kim DeNote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Charisse Hutton, Catie McClure, Kris Montgomery, Chandra Rivers, Mary Roche, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Nancy Welsch
Melissa Manchester & Carole Bayer Sager; arr. Mac Huff
Carole Bayer Sager has won an Oscar, a Grammy, two Golden Globes, and was inducted into the Songwriters’ Hall of Fame in 1987. Melissa Manchester won her own Grammy as a singer. As a writer, Manchester collaborated on several hits with Sager including Midnight Blue and Don’t Cry Out Loud.
There’s no right or wrong, I’m not here to blame,
I just want to be the one to keep you from the rain. Come in from the rain…
Kathie Cote, Kim DeNote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Charisse Hutton, Catie McClure, Kris Montgomery, Chandra Rivers, Mary Roche, Rebecca Severance, Carol Walter, Mindy Walwer, Nancy Welsch
Miss Chatelaine
k.d. lang & Ben Mink
…was a Grammy nominated hit from k.d. lang’s award-winning 1992 album Ingenue. The title of the song refers to the Canadian magazine Chatelaine, which named lang Woman of the Year in 1988. The accompanying video lovingly paid homage to Lawrence Welk.
Just a kiss, just a kiss, I have lived just for this.
I can't explain why I've become Miss Chatelaine.
Erica Champion, Kathie Cote, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Elisabeth Kennedy, Dawn Melo, Kris Montgomery, Chandra Rivers, Mary Roche, Rebecca Severance, Mindy Walwer
k.d. lang & Ben Mink
…was a Grammy nominated hit from k.d. lang’s award-winning 1992 album Ingenue. The title of the song refers to the Canadian magazine Chatelaine, which named lang Woman of the Year in 1988. The accompanying video lovingly paid homage to Lawrence Welk.
Just a kiss, just a kiss, I have lived just for this.
I can't explain why I've become Miss Chatelaine.
Erica Champion, Kathie Cote, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Elisabeth Kennedy, Dawn Melo, Kris Montgomery, Chandra Rivers, Mary Roche, Rebecca Severance, Mindy Walwer
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Jenny Rebecca
Carol Hall
…was recorded by Barbra Streisand on her album My Name Is Barbra and by Olivia Newton-John on her album of lullabies called Warm and Tender. In the 1970s, the song was used as a jingle for Gerber baby food (also sung as Christopher Michael for a baby boy).
Jenny Rebecca, four days old. How do you like the world so far?
Solo: Emily Stagg
Carol Hall
…was recorded by Barbra Streisand on her album My Name Is Barbra and by Olivia Newton-John on her album of lullabies called Warm and Tender. In the 1970s, the song was used as a jingle for Gerber baby food (also sung as Christopher Michael for a baby boy).
Jenny Rebecca, four days old. How do you like the world so far?
Solo: Emily Stagg
Chili Con Carne
Anders Edenroth
…was created by The Real Group, a Swedish a cappella vocal group formed in 1984. Thirty-nine years later, the original singers have retired, but the group continues on. Chili Con Carne was recorded on Nothing But the Real Group, one of their first albums, and is actually a recipe – you might want to jot this down!
Take some ripe and fresh tomatoes, put them in a bowl with oil,
Add the onions strong and tasty, on the stove you let it boil…
Erica Champion, Aurora Corteville, Kathie Cote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Galianna Erazo, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Charisse Hutton, Kris Montgomery, Mindy Walwer
Anders Edenroth
…was created by The Real Group, a Swedish a cappella vocal group formed in 1984. Thirty-nine years later, the original singers have retired, but the group continues on. Chili Con Carne was recorded on Nothing But the Real Group, one of their first albums, and is actually a recipe – you might want to jot this down!
Take some ripe and fresh tomatoes, put them in a bowl with oil,
Add the onions strong and tasty, on the stove you let it boil…
Erica Champion, Aurora Corteville, Kathie Cote, Amy Eppler-Epstein, Galianna Erazo, Carol Gale, Nara Giannella, Charisse Hutton, Kris Montgomery, Mindy Walwer
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who helped us raise $8,500 through The Great Give 2023!
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who helped us raise $8,500 through The Great Give 2023!
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Here Comes the Sun
George Harrison; arr. Melinda Walwer
Our title song was written by George Harrison and originally performed by the Beatles on the album Abbey Road. While the song celebrates the end of winter and the coming of spring, it also celebrates our emergence from the pervasive negativity surrounding us during COVID.
Little darlin', the smile's returning to their faces.
Little darlin', it seems like years since it's been here - Here comes the sun
George Harrison; arr. Melinda Walwer
Our title song was written by George Harrison and originally performed by the Beatles on the album Abbey Road. While the song celebrates the end of winter and the coming of spring, it also celebrates our emergence from the pervasive negativity surrounding us during COVID.
Little darlin', the smile's returning to their faces.
Little darlin', it seems like years since it's been here - Here comes the sun
Drums Make Me Happy
Patrick Bianco, Marissa Jack, Mario Mestanza; arr. Melinda Walwer
Mindy first heard this on one of her many road trips during the pandemic. As she listened to this on the radio, she was transported, if only for four minutes, to a world before COVID. Enjoy this and remember what makes YOU happy.
Break all the walls down. Forget all the rules now.
A hero, a champion wears the crown of the sun like a dawning light!
Patrick Bianco, Marissa Jack, Mario Mestanza; arr. Melinda Walwer
Mindy first heard this on one of her many road trips during the pandemic. As she listened to this on the radio, she was transported, if only for four minutes, to a world before COVID. Enjoy this and remember what makes YOU happy.
Break all the walls down. Forget all the rules now.
A hero, a champion wears the crown of the sun like a dawning light!
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