Horseheads Chamber Singers
Chuck Mangione - Flugelhorn, Piano
Gerry Niewood - Saxophone and Flute
Joe Bartolo - Bass
Ron Davis - Drums
Chuck Mangione - Flugelhorn, Piano
Gerry Niewood - Saxophone and Flute
Joe Bartolo - Bass
Ron Davis - Drums
- Psalm 96
- I Can No Longer Love Her
- Ave Maria
- Hymn To The Virgin
- Psalm 128
- Shenandoah
- Everytime I Feel The Spirit
- I Got A Key
- He Never Said A Mumblin' Word
- Jesus Walked This Lonesome Valley
- I Couldn't Hear Nobody Pray
- One Less Bell To Answer
- Traces
- An Answer For Our Time
- Close To You
- One Less Bell To Answer / A House Is Not A Home
- Kaleidoscopic Colors
- Hill Where The Lord Hides
- Lullaby For Nancy Carol
- Look To The Children
- Freddie's Walkin'
Recorded live April 27, 1972
Mark Records MC 5709
Chuck does not play flugelhorn on this album.
Mark Records MC 5709
Chuck does not play flugelhorn on this album.
Liner Notes
An important aspect of the choral art at Horseheads High is to provide the students with the opportunity to perform the many styles that are associated with singing today. Singing in a choral group should not be limited to learning music and then performing it; rather, it should be a studying, living and performing situation during every rehearsal. Music is an exciting art: and each day the Chamber Singers try to create for themselves those exciting musical moments, ones that will remain with them. In this album the Singers move through a variety of choral styles that they have experienced through the year.
The Jazz portion of this album was recorded live and it provided the opportunity for the Chamber Singers to appear with a professional jazz group . . . this was a natural evolution from the first two Jazz concerts at Horseheads. The joy and love of music that came forth that April evening will be part of their lives forever.
An important aspect of the choral art at Horseheads High is to provide the students with the opportunity to perform the many styles that are associated with singing today. Singing in a choral group should not be limited to learning music and then performing it; rather, it should be a studying, living and performing situation during every rehearsal. Music is an exciting art: and each day the Chamber Singers try to create for themselves those exciting musical moments, ones that will remain with them. In this album the Singers move through a variety of choral styles that they have experienced through the year.
The Jazz portion of this album was recorded live and it provided the opportunity for the Chamber Singers to appear with a professional jazz group . . . this was a natural evolution from the first two Jazz concerts at Horseheads. The joy and love of music that came forth that April evening will be part of their lives forever.
| Horseheads 1972 |
