Program
KYRIE
1. Kyrie
GLORIA
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
Gloria
Laudamus te
Gratias
Domine
Qui tollis
Quoniam
Jesu Christe / Cum sancto spiritu
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Intermission
CREDO
9.Credo
10.Etincarnatusest
11.Crucifixus
12.Etresurrexit
13.EtinSpiritumSanctum
14.Etunamsanctam
15.Etvitamventuri
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Pause
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Program Notes
SANCTUS
16.Sanctus
BENEDICTUS
AGNUSDEI
17.Benedictus
18.AgnusDei
19.Donanobispacem
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While many people are familiar with the story of Wolfgang Amadeus
Mozart’s Requiem, K. 626, which was left unfinished upon Mozart’s
death, far fewer people are aware that Mozart left an even more
ambitious vocal work, the “Great” Mass in C minor, K. 427 (K. 417a),
incomplete as well. If the tale of the Requiem is the basis of great
drama—as demonstrated in the 1984 Academy Award-winning flm
Amadeus—then the mystery of the Mass in C minor is its musical
equivalent. After two hundred years of sleuthing and speculation, it
remains unclear why Mozart composed the mass, as well as why he
nevercompletedit.
Although Mozart had written a number of masses while employed by
the Prince Archbishop of Salzburg, Hieronymus von Colloredo, he was
gonefromtheprince’scourtforoverayearwhenhebegantocompose
the Mass in C minor in the summer of 1782. Mozart’s single piece of
correspondence concerning the mass only adds to the mystery. In a
letter dated January 14, 1783, to his father Leopold, Mozart wrote
elliptically that “the score of half of a mass, which is still lying here
waitingtobefinished,isthebestproofthatIreallymadethepromise.”
WhilethepromiseMozartalludedtointheletterhastraditionallybeen
interpreted as an olive branch to his father, who had not approved of
Mozart’s recent marriage, or as an ode of thanksgiving to his wife
Constanze, recent research hints that Mozart had promised his father
that he would reconcile with Archbishop Colloredo. According to this
theory,themasswasmeantasapeaceoffering.
However,thishypothesisraisesmorequestionsthanprovidesanswers.
The reforms of Joseph II had severely curtailed the performances of
largescale,concertedchurchmusic.EvenMozart’sincompletemass(the
Kyrie, Gloria and Sanctus) would have exceeded the length of a typical,
45-minute service. Furthermore, the Mass in C minor was written in
cantata style, which divided the text of the Mass into small individual
movements split between soloists and chorus. Performances of such
masses had become rare by the 1780s, with preference given to
through-composedmasseswherethetextissungwithoutinterruption.
Therefore, it is unlikely that the finished parts of the mass were
premiered on October 26, 1783, as once believed. Indeed, available
sources mention the performance of a mass by Mozart, but not
necessarilyanewone.AlthoughthereisapossibilitythattheMassinC
minor was written on a commission for a Viennese “musical
congregation” that went defunct before Mozart completed the work,
evidenceforthishasyettocometolight.
Text and Translation
Giventhecurrentdearthofinformation,weareleftwithonepossibility:
Mozart wrote the mass to demonstrate to himself his mastery of
counterpoint, as practiced by George Frideric Handel and Johann
Sebastian Bach. Shortly after Mozart moved to Vienna in 1781, he
became acquainted with Baron Gottfried van Swieten, who introduced
theyoungcomposertothescoresofHandelandBach,includingMessiah
whichMozartwouldlaterreorchestrateandtheMassinBminor,BWV
232. Indeed, the Mass in C minor demonstrates a new breadth and
subtletyinMozart’sfugalwriting.
But why did Mozart never complete the mass? While Mozart re-texted
the Kyrie andGloria forthesacredcantata Davide penitente, K. 469, he
left the Credo unfinished before the crucifixion text and left only a few
sketches for the Agnus Dei. In addition, the Sanctus is partially lost as
well. If the Mass in C minor was written on commission, it would have
made sense to abandon it after the commission was no longer
forthcoming. Perhaps Mozart felt that he had mastered what he could
from Bach and Handel and no longer was compelled finish the
composition.Regardless,musicologistshavetriedtocompletethework
overthepast200years.Thefragmentarymasswasfirstprintedin1840
byJohannAntonAndré,whohadpurchasedMozart’sestatein1800;the
VienneseconductorJosephDrechslerperformedacompletionin1847.
The mass languished in relative obscurity until Alois Schmitt, a
conductor from Dresden, and musicologist Ernst Lewicki published
their completion of the mass in 1901. While Schmitt and Lewicki’s
versionbecamethestandardeditionforperformancesuntilthe1950s,
itwascriticizedforbloatingtheorchestratoromanticproportionsand
clumsily adapting other Mozart works to fill in the missing sections. It
wasnotuntilAmericanmusicologistH.C.RobbinsLandoncreatedanew
edition of the surviving parts in 1956 for the publishing house
Eulenberg that the supremacy of the Schmitt-Lewicki edition was
challenged. Since then, a number of completions have come into
circulation, including ones by Helmut Eder, Richard Maunder (for
Oxford University Press), Philip Wilby (for Novello), Robert Levin (for
Carus-VerlagwhichtheHandelSocietyisperformingthisevening)and
most recently Benjamin-Gunnar Cohrs (for Musikproducktion Höflich).
While these completions differ greatly in musical material, all share a
greater fidelity to Mozart’s style, as well as greater understanding and
useofsketchandothersourcematerial.
DerekTam©2009,usedwithpermission.
KYRIE
1.Kyrie
Kyrieeleison.
Christeeleison.
Kyrieeleison. GLORIA
2.Gloria
GloriainexcelsisDeo.
Etinterrapax
hominibusbonævoluntatis.
3.Laudamuste
Laudamuste;
benedicimuste;adoramuste;
glorifcamuste. 4.Gratias
Gratiasagimustibi
proptermagnamgloriamtuam.
5.Domine
DomineDeus,Rexcoelestis,
DeusPateromnipotens. DomineFiliunigeniteJesuChriste.
DomineDeus,AgnusDei, FiliusPatris.
6.Quitollis
Quitollispeccatamundi, misererenobis. Quitollispeccatamundi, suscipedeprecationemnostram.
QuisedesaddextramPatris,
Omisererenobis.
7.Quoniam
QuoniamtusolusSanctus,
tusolusDominus,
tusolusAltissimus,
Lord,havemercy.
Christ,havemercy.
Lord,havemercy.
GlorybetoGodinthehighest.
Andonearthpeace
tomenofgoodwill.
WepraiseThee;weblessThee;
weworshipThee;weglorifyThee.
WegivethankstoThee
forThygreatglory.
OLordGod,HeavenlyKing
GodtheFatherAlmighty.
OLordJesusChrist,theonlybegottenSon
LordGod,LambofGod,
SonoftheFather.
Thouthattakesawaythesinsoftheworld,
havemercyuponus.
Thouthattakesawaythesinsoftheworld,
receiveourprayer.
ThouthatsitsattherighthandoftheFather,
havemercyuponus.
ForThouonlyartholy,
ThouonlyarttheLord,
Thouonlyartthemosthigh,
8.JesuChriste/CumSancto
JesuChriste.
CumSanctoSpiritu
ingloriaDeiPatris.
Amen. CREDO
JesusChrist.
TogetherwiththeHolySpirit
inthegloryofGodtheFather.
Amen.
9.Credo
IbelieveinoneGod;
EtinunumDeum;
theFatheralmighty,
Patremomnipotentem, makerofheavenandearth,
factoremcoelietterrae,
andofallthingsvisibleandinvisible.
visibiliumomniumetinvisibilium.
CredoinunumDominumJesumChristum AndinoneLordJesusChrist,
theonlybegottenSonofGod,
,FiliumDeiunigenitum, begottenoftheFatherbeforeallworlds;
EtexPatrenatumanteomniasæcula.
GodofGod,lightoflight,
DeumdeDeo,lumendelumine, trueGodoftrueGod,
DeumverumdeDeovero,
begottennotmade;
Genitumnonfactum,
beingofonesubstancewiththeFather,
consubstantialemPatri: byWhomallthingsweremade.
perquemomniafactasunt.
Whoforusmen
Quipropternoshomines,
andforoursalvation
etpropternostramsalute
descendedfromheaven.
descenditdecoelis.
10.Etincarnatusest
AndwasincarnatebytheHolyGhost,
EtincarnatusestdeSpirituSancto
oftheVirginMary,andwasmademan.
exMariaVirgine:ethomofactusest.
11.Crucifxus
Hewascrucifiedalsoforus,
Crucifxusetiampronobis
sufferedunderPontiusPilate,
subPontioPilato,
andwasburied.
passusetsepultusest.
12.Etresurrexit
Etresurrexittertiadie AndonthethirddayHeroseagain
secundumScripturas.
accordingtotheScriptures:
Etascenditincoelum:
andascendedintoheaven.
sedetaddexteramPatris.
HesitsattherighthandoftheFather;
Etiterumventurusestcumgloria,
andHeshallcomeagainwithglory
judicarevivosetmortuos:
tojudgethelivingandthedead;
cujusregninoneritfinis. andHiskingdomshallhavenoend.
13.EtinSpiritumSanctam
CredoinSpiritumSanctum,
Dominum,etvivificantem:
quiexPatreFilioqueprocedit.
QuicumPatreetFiliosimul
adoraturetconglorificatur:
quilocutusestperProphetas.
14.Etunamsanctam
Etunamsanctam
catholicametapostolicamEcclesiam.
Confiteorunumbaptisma,
inremissionempeccatorum.
Etexpectoresurrectionemmortuorum
15.Etvitamventuri
etvitamventurisæculi. Amen. SANCTUS
16.Sanctus
Sanctus,Sanctus,Sanctus,
DominusDeusSabaoth. PlenisuntcoelietterraGloriatua.
Osannainexcelsis.
BENEDICTUS
17.Benedictus
Benedictusquivenit
innomineDomini.
Osannainexcelsis.
AGNUSDEI
18.AgnusDei
AgnusDei,
quitollispeccatamundi, misererenobis. AgnusDei.
19.Donanobispacem
Donanobispacem.
AndintheHolyGhost,
theLordandgiveroflife,
WhoproceedsfromtheFatherandtheSon,
WhowiththeFatherandtheSon
togetherisworshippedandglorified;
asitwastoldbytheProphets.
Andinoneholy
catholicandapostolicChurch.
Iacknowledgeonebaptism
fortheremissionofsins.
AndIawaittheresurrectionofthedead
andthelifeoftheworldtocome.
Amen.
Holy,Holy,Holy,
LordGodofHosts.
HeavenandeartharefullofThyglory.
Hosannainthehighest.
BlessedisHethatcometh
inthenameoftheLord.
Hosannainthehighest.
LambofGod,
Whotakesawaythesinsoftheworld,
havemercyuponus.
LambofGod.
Grantuspeace.
About the Artists
Dr.JenniferSeighmanisinhersixthseasonasArtistic
Director of the San Antonio Choral Society. Her
extensive experience in choral pedagogy, passion for
performance and ability to inspire and revitalize the
aspirations for excellence, in even our most seasoned
choristers, continues to reaffirm her appointment as
Artistic Director in 2011.Since then, Dr. Seighman has
workedtoraisethelevelofvocalisminsingersthrough
herabilitytodiagnosevocal/musicalissuesandengage
the singers in strategies that build vocal and aural
skills.Herabilitytoworkeffectivelywithsingersofall
age groups as well as amateur and professional
musiciansalikehasbeenanassetinstretchingthechoirtoreachhigherlevels
of musical achievement and new challenges in regards to performance
practice and style. Under her baton, collaborative performances have
included a multiple choir and brass Gabrieli celebration, the SA Symphony
BrahmsFestival,Britten’sSt.Nicolas,Orff’sCarminaBuranaatthenewTobin
CenterforthePerformingArts,andanhistoricten-daychoirtourtoBavaria
andAustria.
Dr. Seighman graduated magna cum laude with the Bachelor of Music
Education degree from Westminster Choir College where she studied voice
and organ and sang with renowned orchestras including the New York
Philharmonic,theNJSymphony,andthePhiladelphiaOrchestra.Shereceived
a Master of Music degree in Choral Conducting from the University of
Oklahoma and a Doctorate of Musical Arts in Sacred Choral Music from the
Catholic University of America. The focus of her doctoral research was a
multi-casestudyofCatholicchoirschoolprogramsintheUnitedStates,which
she recently presented at the Psallite Domino liturgical music conference in
Liverpool,England.
Over the past twenty years, she has worked professionally in various
churchesandhastaughtinbothpublicandprivateschoolsettings.Inaddition
tohercurrentpositionasorganistatTravisParkUnitedMethodistChurchin
downtown San Antonio, she has been organist for Brahms’ Ein deutsches
Requiem with the SA Symphony in 2011 and the Texas Choral Directors
Associationannualconferenceworshipservicein2013.From2012to2014,
shepresidedasDeanoftheAlamoChapteroftheAmericanGuildofOrganists.
JenniferresidesinSanAntoniowithherhusbandGaryandtheirtoddlerson
Justin.
The San Antonio Choral Society, now in its 52nd consecutive
season, is recognized as a musical organization of outstanding
qualityandisnotedforitsvarietyofmusicalpresentations.TheSan
Antonio Choral Society was founded in 1965 by Gwilym H. Isaac in
responsetoadesiretosharethejoyandbeautyofchoralmusicwith
San Antonio and South Texas. The Choral Society holds auditions,
inviting community singers to participate in a balanced group
numberingover80voices.Thegrouphasperformedinconcertsand
specialeventsinKerrville,Boerne,manyvenuesinSanAntonioand
Carnegie Hall. In the summer of 2014, they embarked on a
spectacularten-daychoirtourofBavariaandAustria.
Offerings from the San Antonio Choral Society have included
Gregorian Chant, classical music, modern and ethnic works, and
popular genres such as country, jazz, and Broadway. Recently, the
ensemblehasperformedsuchchoralmasterworksasOrff’sCarmina
Burana, Lauridsen’s Lux aeterna, Mozart’s Requiem, Bernstein’s
Chichester Psalms, Duruflé’s Requiem, Brahms’ Liebeslieder Walzer,
Britten’s St. Nicolas, John Rutter’s Mass of the Children, Ray’s Gospel
Mass, Ramirez’s Misa Criolla, and premiered new commissions by
JeromeMalek,LeslieHogan,andJamesSyler.Theyhavecollaborated
with local and nationally-recognized musical artists to provide
unique and high quality performances in the San Antonio
community, and have been featured at numerous events such as
Luminaria, the return of the Travis Letter to the Alamo, the Oblate
School of Theology Commencement, Spurs basketball games, the
New Year’s Eve Celebration at Sea World, and the Texas Choral
DirectorsAssociationannualconvention.
On September 20, 2016, the San Antonio
Tricentennial Commission announced the San
Antonio Choral Society among 40 other
community partners for the city's celebration,
which is to be held in 2018..The Tricentennial
events adjudication committee approved the
event proposal which will feature the world
premierofSanAntonio-basedcomposerJamesSyler'sElCaminode
lasMisiones,commissionedbytheChoralSocietyspecificallyforthe
Tricentennial Celebration. The concert is tentatively scheduled to
take place during the height of San Antonio's 300th birthday
celebrationinMay2018.
Dr. JosephCausbyis Organist and Choirmaster
of historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church. He is
responsible for one of the most active music
programs in the country, including an RSCM
program of school age choristers that sing every
Sundayduringtheacademicyear.InJuneof2015,
Dr.Causbycompleted a PhD from the University
ofDurham(England).AsthefirstAmericanorgan
scholar of Durham Cathedral in 2008-2009, Dr.
Causbyplayed the organ for daily services and
assisted in conducting and training the Cathedral Choir of men and
boys under the guidance of renowned cathedral musician James
Lancelot, Master of the Choristers and Organist at Durham.
Dr.Causbyholds a bachelor’s degree in organ performance and
sacred music from Appalachian State University (Boone, North
Carolina) and a master’s degree in organ performance from the
Shepherd School of Music, Rice University (Houston, Texas.) His
mostrecentorganstudyhasbeenwithDameGillianWeirandWilma
Jensen.
The Choir of St. Mark’s. The historic St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
was founded in 1858 and has a long history of service to the
community. The St. Mark’s Choir is the centerpiece of a program
comprisingfivechoirsspanninginagefrompreschoolthroughadult
that encompasses professional musicians to those with little
previous musical training. The 65-member ensemble sings weekly
services and monthly Evensongs, tours regularly, and performs
annually with orchestra as part of the Music from St. Mark’s series,
nowinits25thyear.RecenteventsincludeHaydnLordNelsonMass,
Poulenc Gloria, Bach Magnificat, Bernstein MASS and Britten Noye’s
Fludde. Recent tours include residencies in Bristol, Ely, and Exeter
(England). In the autumn of 2014, the choir filmed A Festival of
LessonsandCarolsforbroadcastonKLRNPBStelevision,whichwas
seen by over one million viewers in southwest Texas. Upcoming
serieseventsincludeacollaborationwithareayouthartsgroupsfor
the San Antonio premiere of new works to accompany Britten’s
classic Friday Afternoons and the Choir will be in residence at
DurhamCathedral(England)inJuly,2017.
Dr.GarySeighmanisDirectorofChoralActivities
and Associate Professor of Music at Trinity
University. Under his direction, Trinity’s choral
ensembles have garnered broad accolades with
invited performances at professional conferences
including the TMEA and College Music Society
Conventions, tours throughout the United States,
and collaborations with some of today’s most
respected musical artists. Dr. Seighman is highly
active as a clinician, guest conductor, and
presenter.Heisregularlyinvitedtospeakatstate,
regional, and national conferences. Last summer, Seighman guest
conducted several ensembles throughout Taiwan and led graduate
conducting masterclasses at National Sun Yat-Sen University. Other
recent conducting engagements include the Arkansas Intercollegiate
Honor Choir, the Beijing Summer Opera Program at Peking University,
the TMEA Region XI Treble Choir, and conducting several worldpremieres. Seighman returns to China this summer to lead several
masterclasses and conduct choral performances at universities
throughoutthecountry.
WhilelivingintheNortheast,Dr.Seighmanledanaward-winninghigh
school choral program, directed a professional choir in DC, and
prepared masterworks for the National Symphony Orchestra. He is a
member of TMEA, ACDA, Pi Kappa Lambda, Chorus America, NAFME,
andservesontheboardoftheNationalCollegiateChoralOrganization
(NCCO). He is also a panelist and grant evaluator for the Texas
CommissionontheArtsinAustin,TX.Seighmanformerlyservedonthe
boardoftheDC/MDChoralDirector'sAssociationandwaseditorofthe
state newsletter. He has earned degrees from Westminster Choir
College,theUniversityofOklahoma,andtheUniversityofMaryland.
As a tenor soloist, Seighman has performed throughout the United
States and in Canada, being especially engaged in oratorio works from
theBaroqueandClassicaleras.Hehasalsosungprofessionallywiththe
Berkshire Opera Company, Brightmusic Chamber Series, SpoletoUSA
Festival,andtheWashingtonBachConsort.Hehasperformedregularly
as a chorister with the New York Philharmonic, the Philadelphia
Orchestra, the New Jersey Symphony, and the National Symphony
Orchestra. Seighman resides in San Antonio with his wife Jennifer and
theirbeautiful18-month-oldsonJustin.
The Trinity University Chamber Singers are comprised of
undergraduatemusicianswhoshareapassionforsinging.Withover
25differentacademicmajorsrepresented,thisensembleepitomizes
the liberal arts experience combined with a commitment to choral
artistry of the highest quality. This ensemble was one of only two
invited collegiate choirs to be featured at the 2015 Texas Music
Educators Association Convention. That same year, they embarked
on a major West Coast tour performing in Seattle, Portland,
Sacramento,Berkeley,LosAngeles,andSanDiego.
As advocates for new music, the ensemble jointly premiered a
composition by Norway-based composer, Andrew Smith, with the
Grammy-nominatedNewYorkPolyphony.Theirsecondmajorworldpremiere involved a collaboration with the renowned Minneapolisbased male ensemble, Cantus, in November. The Chamber Singers
haverecentlybeeninvitedtoserveasensemble-in-residenceforthe
2018EisenstadtClassicalMusicFestivalinAustriaandarerecording
theirfirstcommercially-releasedcompactdiskthisspring.
Other recent projects include a Spanish Baroque program with the
WaldenChamberPlayersofBoston,HenryPurcell’sDidoandAeneas
with period instruments, Tomás Luis de Victoria’s 12-voice Missa
“Laetatussum”inWashington,DC,andthenationally-touringLegend
ofZelda:SymphonyoftheGoddessmultimediaconcertattheMajestic
Theatre. They have also enjoyed many performance collaborations
with the San Antonio Symphony including works by Verdi, Berlioz,
and Brahms. They collaborated with the Symphony last season on
Ravel’sDaphnisetChloeandonthisyear’sPopsseriesinHomeAlone
inConcert!
Locally,theyhavebeenfeaturedatnumerousciviceventsalongwith
radio and television appearances. In 2014, the ensemble had the
pleasureofperformingfortheweddingofAxelleFrancineandNBA
superstar, Tony Parker. Every December, Trinity’s Christmas
Concert and Vespers candlelight service draw audiences of over
4000 people. Recognizing the power of the arts to serve an even
greaterpurpose,Trinity’smanychoralensembleshavealsoengaged
innumerousservice-learningprojectsbenefitingimportantcausesin
SanAntonio.
Angela Malek, soprano, is originally from the
South and received her Bachelor Degree in
vocal performance from Baylor University. She
later worked on her Masters degree at the
renowned Indiana University. In addition to
singing roles in the Indiana University Opera
Theatreinbothtraditionalandmodernoperas,
she was the assistant to the legendary Thomas
Binkley in the Early Music Institute, appearing
frequently as soprano soloist in the baroque
operas, cantatas, oratorios and ensembles at the school. While
working on her masters, Miss Malek attended the Schola Cantorum
in Basel, Switzerland on a Rotary Scholarship and sang in the
baroqueoperaproductionsattheBaselTheatre,aswellasrecording
for Swiss National Radio. After her masters work at Indiana, Miss
MalekworkedasaprofessionalsingerinMinneapolis,Minnesotaas
soloist for the Dale Warland Singers, the Ex Macchina Baroque
Opera, the Minnesota Chorale, The Schubert Club, among others. In
addition to her work as soloist, she was a teacher at the Minnesota
for the Performing Arts, the director and founder of an inner-city
musicprogram,andthechamberoperacompany,OperaMillennium.
Miss Malek moved to Europe in 1999, where she sang baroque
opera, cantatas, oratorios and recitals in northern Germany and
France.In2007shemovedbacktotheUnitedStatestocontinueher
career.NowbasedoutofSanAntonio,shewontheGeorgeCortezfor
Classical Singing in 2009 and continues to sing as a soloist
throughout the United States, specializing in music of the baroque
period. In December of 2013 she was the featured soloist with the
SanAntonioSymphonyandinJanuaryof2014,MissMalekappeared
asthesoloistfortheColoradoChamberOrchestrasingingariasfrom
theoperasofG.F.Handel.
Jacquelyn Matava, mezzo-soprano, is quickly
gaining recognition for her “warm, soothing
legato line” and engaging stage presence. She
most recently sang the title role in Dido and
Aeneas with Opera Piccola of San Antonio and
Queen Jezebel in Mendelssohn’s Elijah at the
University of Notre Dame alongside Nathan
Gunn. Operatic roles include the title role in
Cendrillon, Charlotte (Werther), Zweite Dame
(Die Zauberflöte), Nancy (Albert Herring),
Marthe(Faust),andtheCeciliaMarch(LittleWomen).Jacquelynhas
sung with Opera Saratoga, Lucerne Festival Academy, Tanglewood
Music Center, and was a Regional Finalist in the 2012-13
Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. An accomplished
concert artist, Dr. Matava has been heard as a soloist in
performancesofBach’sMassinBminor,Duruflé’sRequiem,Handel’s
Messiah,Mozart’sGreatMassinCminor,andStravinsky’sLesNoces.
She holds degrees from the Indiana University Jacobs School of
Music and Vassar College. A native of Farmington, Connecticut,
JacquelynisonfacultyatTrinityUniversityandSt.Mary’sUniversity,
and is a staff singer at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church in San Antonio,
TX.
Kirby Traylor, tenor, a native Texan is best
known as a performer in recitals and oratorio
works.Afterfinishinghisgraduatestudiesatthe
CincinnatiConservatoryofMusic,hereturnedto
Texaswherehehasfrequentlybeenengagedby
orchestras and choruses around the state and
beyond. He has performed as a soloist with the
Dallas Symphony Orchestra, the English
Chamber Orchestra, the Cincinnati Chamber
Orchestra,theHoustonMasterworksChorusand
the Houston Symphony Chorus. Additionally, he has garnered
coveted placements in the Cleveland Art Song Festival where he
studied with Benjamin Luxon and Arleen Auger, the Mozarteum in
Salzburg where he intensely immersed himself in art song study
with Hartmut Höll and Mitsuko Shirai, and the Bach Aria Group’s
Fellow program where he had the opportunity to work amongst
someoftheworld’sgreatsinthearenaofBach’srepertoireandstyle
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Mark’s; includes Handel Concerto in B-flat for
organ and orchestra.
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D ouglas M cC arroll, E xecutive D irector
In March 2016, the San Antonio Choral Society Board of
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to lead efforts to revitalize business operations through
the development, execution and oversight of strategic,
business,marketingandfinancialplanning.Mr.McCarroll
joined our staff in 2013 as Business Manager, bringing
with him a proven track record in private sector and
nonprofit program management. His passion for
performingarts,breadthofexperienceandselfless
dedication to the vitality of the organization and well-being it members
continuestoreaffirmhisappointmenttotherole.
Mr. McCarroll graduated from the Ohio State University in 1994 with a
Bachelors of Engineering (Industrial), with post-graduate specialization in
Healthcare Management & Administration. Shortly after completing the
specialized coursework, he received his LeanSix Sigma (Green Belt)
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McCarroll’s other certifications include Strategic Planning, Mt. Home
Institute; Project Management Professional (PMP), Wayland Baptist
University; and Nonprofit Management, Northeast Vista Community
College.AsamemberoftheUnitedStatesAirForce(retired),Mr.McCarroll
served as a Linguist, Nutritionist, General’s Aide, Dining Facility Manager,
Business Analyst and Process Engineering Program Manager. After his
retirementfromactiveduty,heworkedasaManagementConsultantforthe
San Antonio Military Medical Center, Baptist Health System, WellMed
HealthServices,Booz-AllenHamilton,GlobalResources,andtheInstituteof
SurgicalResearch.
For over 30 years, Mr. McCarroll has been involved in performing arts
startinginhisearlyyearsasamemberofthehighschoolband(percussion,
brass)andjazzchoir(Tenor).Hehasprogressedasaperformer,instructor
andadministratorforsomeoftoday’sworldclassDrumCorpsInternational
(DCI) and Winter Guard International (WGI) units. While serving our
country,hewasselectedtoperformwiththeAirForceTopsinBlue,filling
the roles of show MC, principal dancer, and chorus member. The
culminationofhisexperiencesledtohisappointmentasDirectorofDCIDiv
III World Champions Revolution Drum & Bugle Corps (2000-2002).
Professional credits include two seasons at Kings Island as a
singer/principal dancer/show host and as a member of the Nevada Ballet
Theaterpresentationof“TheNutCracker”asMouseKing.
Doug McCarroll currently resides in San Antonio with his partner and has
beenblessedwith2childrenand4grandchildren.
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preparingforandperforminginqualitymusicalconcerts.Eachyear,the
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graduatinghighschoolseniorsmayapply.
Ourcurrentmentorprogramparticipantsinclude:
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school students as they go on to institutions of higher learning. As our
university graduates return to the San Antonio environs, many of them
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the Borderland
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with SOLI Chamber Ensemble
Ethan Wickman’s new composition Ballads of the Borderland is a sweeping tale of our
cultural history – weaving together powerful texts of John Philip Santos with the spirited
stories and artifacts of those who lived the tale and helped mold our cultural mosaic.
Monday Feb 27, 2017 @ 7:30pm | St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Tickets: $30/20/10
Available at 210.223.8624 or TobinCenter.org
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