Upcoming Concert Information
Fall Concert, 2009
Saturday December 5th, 2009 at 8pm. Huntington High School, Huntington, NY 11743
Oakwood and Mckay Roads
For tickets, contact the Huntington Arts Council
Or write us directly at PO Box 763, Huntington, NY 11743
Tickets are also available at the door
THE CHORUS
Sleigh Ride...................................... Leroy Anderson, Lyrics by Mitchell Parish
Arranged by Michael Edwards
86th Mountain Infantry Marching Song.............. Arranged by Gerald Ferrigno
For the Fallen..................................................... Laurence Binyon, Mike Sammes
Hard Times Come Again No More............................................... Stephen Foster
Arranged by Donald Moore
The Dream of Chanukah.......... Geoffrey Y. Gardner, Lyrics by Peter Sullivan
The Heavens are Telling...................................................... Franz Joseph Haydn
From The Creation Arranged by W. J. Cotton
Three Scottish Highland Songs............................ Arranged by Bruce Trinkley
Accompaniment by Helen Hopekirk
Nae Mair We’ll Meet Again................................................ Highland melody
Robi donna Gorach
Turn Ye to Me................................................................................ John Wilson
From Christopher North
Cam’ Ye by Atholl........................................................................... James Bogg
The Ettrick Shepherd
Anthem............................................................... Benny Anderson, Bjorn Ulvaeus
From Chess Lyrics by Tim Rice, Arranged by W.O. Jones
PRE-INTERMISSION ENTERTAINMENT
Dimitri Dover will present a selection of piano solos.
INTERMISSION
THE CHORUS
Making Spirits Bright.............................................. Arranged by Chad Weirick
Night of Silence / Silent Night....................................................... Daniel Kantor
Arranged by S. K. Hill and Robert Seeley
Little Drummer Boy / Peace On Earth................ Arranged by Bill Bowersock
Little Drummer Boy.............................. Henry Onorati and Harry Simeone
Peace on Earth.................................................... Buzz Konan and Ian Fraser
His Eye Is On The Sparrow...................................................... Charles H. Gabriel
Lyrics by Civilla D. Martin, Arranged by Jack Schrader
Adapted for male voices by Richard Stock
Stars I Shall Find.................................... David Dickau, Poem by Sara Teasdale
One Voice.......................................................................................... Barry Manilow
Arranged by Frank Metis
What Would I Do Without My Music?............................. Harry Middlebrooks,
Bruce Belland, Arranged by Alwyn Humphreys
AUDIENCE PARTICIPATION
Joy to the World
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
O Come, All Ye Faithful
The First Noel
Silent Night
Directions to Huntington High School:
Oakwook & McKay Roads
Huntington, NY 11743
(631)673-2001
1. Long Island Expressway (495) to Route 110 (Exit 49N), Or
Northern State Parkway to Route 110 (Exit 40N)
2. North on Route 110
3. Continue North past Walt Whitman Mall to Jericho Turnpike.
4. Left on Jericho Turnpike (West). Continue on Jericho to Oakwood Road on your
right.
5. Turn right on Oakwood Road. Continue north on Oakwood. You will see the
following:
- Stimson Junior High School - on the left
- Cross over railroad tracks
- Cross over Pulaski Road
- Jefferson Elementary School - on the left
6. Turn right at the next light. (Mckay Road). The entrance to Huntington High
School is off McKay Road, to your left, as soon as you make the turn onto Mckay
Road.
Coming from 25A, East or West:
1. 25A East or West into Huntington.
2. Route 110 intersects 25A in the middle of town. Go SOUTH on 110.
3. Next traffic light is High Street. Go RIGHT (west) on High Street.
4. Next traffic light is Oakwood Road. Go LEFT (south) on Oakwood.
5. Next traffic light (up the hill, past the cemetary) is Mckay Road. Go LEFT (east) on Mckay. The entrance to Huntington Hish School is off McKay, to your left, as soon as you make the turn onto Mckay Road.
Click here for a simple map. Click here for Mapquest. (offsite link.)