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MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
STATEMENT OF MISSION
“Creating an inclusive community
of singers and supporters
united around the performance of choral music
that entertains, educates, and inspires.”
WELCOME
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MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
ABOUT MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
ABOUT MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
IN THE BEGINNING
The Magic City Choral Society (MCCS)
is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit community-
based organization that was founded in
October 2006. The founders recognized
a need in the Birmingham metropolitan
area for an inclusive community based
choral organization that could provide
high quality choral/music education and
performance opportunities to any male
or female over 18 without audition. In
addition, the founders desired that this
organization would combine artistic
excellence and social/community
impact. Therefore, access to excellent
choral music and community service
became the focus for MCCS to achieve
its mission. The MCCS began to fulfill
its mission
by employing
p a r t - t i m e ,
h i g h l y -
d e g r e e d
m u s i c i a n s /
e d u c a t o r s ,
establishing non-auditioned men’s
and women’s choruses, providing
scholarships, offering music and vocal
education to members, providing free
concerts, seeking out collaborations and
partnerships, engaging in community
service, and performing at community
and civic events.
CURRENT PROGRAM
Every year more than 100 people
participate without audition in the Magic
City Choral Society’s (MCCS) men’s
and women’s choruses and the MCCS
Chorale. The MCCS makes up to $5,000
of scholarships available to people in
need who desire to sing with the MCCS.
The choruses
present 3-4
free concerts
each year and
each concert
is performed
at least twice and often more. Each
concert series cost MCCS an average
$15,000 to
produce and
represents a total
of 12-16 hours
of live concerts.
These are choral
masterworks of the highest caliber that
entertain, educate, and inspire more
than 2000 concert attendees from across
the region. Two of Birmingham’s best
cultural distinctions are always featured
at each performance: the performers
and some of
B i r m i n g h a m ’ s
finest concert
venues. Each
p e r f o r m a n c e
represents more
than 60 hours of
music and vocal
education that members receive during
weekly rehearsals August through May.
While the quality of performance is
immediately observable, participants
possessing more singing experience
and those with degrees in music
liken the kind
of education
received through
MCCS as
equivalent if not
better than they
received in higher education. MCCS is
also committed to good citizenship and
the community. We pay forward the good
will and generosity we receive by singing
an additional 10-11 outreach concerts
for other earnest nonprofits, community
groups, and
o r g a n i z a t i o n s
throughout the
year. In the past
six years dedicated
volunteers have
managed the
a d m i n i s t r a t i v e
needs of MCCS, however, because of
our steady growth MCCS has grown
beyond the ability of our volunteers
to manage the organization without
Maintaining one of the nation’s
finest non-auditioned men’s
and women’s choruses
Highlighting Birmingham’s
cultural distinction
Providing educational
outreach to members and
the community
“Band of Angels” performance on 10/13/2013 - The Magic City Choral Society and the choirs of UAB, Ramsay
High School , and Alabama A&M University
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MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
professional assistance. During 2013-
2014 fiscal year MCCS will hire a part-
time a general manager and development
c o o r d i n a t o r
to meet these
needs and
usher MCCS
into the
next phase
of its service to the
community. In addition,
MCCS will partner with
an underserved public
school where music is
not taught to develop a
pilot educational outreach program to
provide music education for its students.
MCCS is the context for many good and
profound things for its members and
for community.
Since 2007 the Magic City Choral
Society has performed concerts in the
following venues: Gadsden’s Wallace
Hall, the Southside Baptist Church,
the Alys Stephens Center, Samford’s
Wright Center, the BJCC Concert Hall,
Bluff Park United Methodist Church,
Grace Episcopal Church, St. Andrew’s
Episcopal Church, the Pell City Center
for Performing Arts, the Montgomery
Convention and Visitors Bureau and
River Walk, the Alabama Shakespeare
Festival, and Covenant UMC in
Dothan Alabama. The MCCS has also
collaborated with the following entities:
Red Mountain Chamber Orchestra,
Magic City AIDS Walk, the Nature
Conservancy’s Earth Day Celebration,
PFLag regional conference, First
Light Women’s and Children’s Shelter,
the Apollo Bal, Integrity Alabama,
Alabama American Choral Directors
Association, the Seasoned Performers,
Birmingham AIDS Outreach, Episcopal
Place, Pepper
Place, Sloss
Real Estate,
C e n t r a l
A l a b a m a
Pride, AIDS
Alabama, Southside
Baptist Food Bank,
West Alabama AIDS
Outreach, the 1917
Clinic, Whatley Middle
School, Ramsay High
School Choir, UAB Choir, Macy’s
Galleria, SAKS 5th Avenue at the
Summit, and most recently, the grand
opening of the UAB Comprehensive
Cancer Center.
Presenting free and live
concerts of choral masterworks
Music by the
community, for the
community
Applause: When the conductor drops his/her hands, it usually indicates the end of
a piece: applaud then. If the conductor’s hand(s) remain still/frozen at the end of a
piece of music, wait until he/she drops them.
Electronic Devices: Cell phones, watch alarms, pagers, cameras, and other
electronic devices should be turned off prior to performances in the concert hall.
These devices could cause a disturbance and are a distraction to musicians and
other patrons
Dress: There is no set dress for concerts. Some patrons like to dress more formally
and wear suits and dresses, while others opt for the comfort of jeans and t-shirts.
Wear what makes you comfortable and best represents yourself.
Talking: Even the quietest whispers can be heard in the concert hall and can
prove to be a distraction to patrons and musicians alike. Save your comments until
intermission or after the concert; it will give you and your friends much more to
discuss.
MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
Concert Etiquette Tips
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Sunday, December 15, 2013, 6:00PM
Bluff Park United Methodist Church
www.MagicCityChoralSociety.org
Monday, December 2, 7:00PM
Christmas at Alys - Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center
$8.00 GENERAL ADMISSION
Preview Events
We are partnering with Birmingham AIDS Outreach
to be a collection location for their annual Holiday Gift Box Program.
BAO Holiday Gift Box
FREE ADMISSION
MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
PROGRAM
MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
PROGRAM
O Come All Ye Faithful		 arr. John Rutter
Sunday, December 15, 2013, 6:00PM
Bluff Park United Methodist Church
www.MagicCityChoralSociety.org
Monday, December 2, 7:00PM
Christmas at Alys - Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center
$8.00 GENERAL ADMISSION
Preview Events
We are partnering with Birmingham AIDS Outreach
BAO Holiday Gift Box
FREE ADMISSION
Noel	 				 Brad Holmes
Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre
Light of Gold
“Light, warm and heavy as pure gold,
and the angels sing softly to the new born baby”
Ave Maria				 Franz Beibl
MCCS Men’s Chorus
Lo How A Rose E’er Blooming Traditional
Lo How A Rose/The Rose Craig Hella Johnson
Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Combined Choirs
True Light			 Keith Hampton
MCCS Combined Choirs
Greetings from Magic City Choral Society
Melissa M. Musgrove
A Charlie Brown Christmas Vince Guaraldi
Linus and Lucy
Skating
Christmas Time Is Here
Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Women’s Chorus
Christmas Eve In My Home Town arr. Ty Thornton
MCCS Men’s Chorus
Song For A Winter’s Night arr. Ty Thornton
MCCS Women’s Chorus
I’ll Be Home For Christmas Gannon/Kent
Christmas/Sarajevo		 Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Blue Galaxy String Project
O come all ye faithful joyful and
triumphant
Oh come ye O come ye to Bethlehem;
come and behold him born the King of
angels;
O come let us adore him Christ the Lord.
God of God light of light
Lo he not the virgin’s womb;
Very God begotten not created:
O come let us adore him Christ the Lord.
Sing choirs of angels sing in exultation
Sing all ye citizens of heaven above;
Glory to God in the highest:
O come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord.
Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy
morning;
Jesus, to thee be glory given;
word of the Father, now in flesh
appearing:
O come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord.
It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas M. Wilson
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Everywhere you go
Take a look in the Five and Ten
Glistening once again
With candy canes and silver lanes aglow
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Toys in every store
But the prettiest sight to see
Is the holly that will be
On your own front door
A pair of Hop-a-long boots and a pistol
that shoots
Is the wish of Bonny and Ben
Dolls that will talk and go for a walk
Is the hope of Janice and Jenn
And mom and dad can hardly wait
For school to start again
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Everywhere you go
There’s a tree in the Grand Hotel
One in the park as well
The sturdy kind that doesn’t mind the
snow
It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas
Soon the bells will start
And the thing that will make them ring
Is the Carol that you sing
Right within your heart
Christmas Canon Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Women’s Chorus
Night of Silence (audience sing along) arr. Ferguson
Silent night, Holy Night
All is calm, all is bright, round yon virgin mother and child
Holy infant so tender and mild, sleep in heavenly peace.
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MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
ARTISTIC
DIRECTOR
Dr. Joseph Paul
Dease is a native
of Dothan, AL. He
earned a Bachelor
of Arts in Choral/
Vocal Music from
the University
of Montevallo (1995), a Master of Music in
Choral Conducting with advanced studies in
Vocal Pedagogy from East Carolina University
(1997), and a Ph.D. in Choral Conducting/
Choral Music Education from the Florida State
University College of Music (2006). Currently,
he is the Founding Artistic Director and
Conductor of the Magic City Choral Society
where he is the principal conductor of the
Men’ Chorus, Women’s Chorus, and Chorale.
His conducting and teaching experiences
include The University of Alabma, The Red
Mountain Chamber Orchestra, members of
the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, the Red
Mountain Theatre Summer Youth Workshop,
Opera Birmingham, The Florida State
University College of Music, the Tallahassee
Symphony Orchestra Chorus, East Carolina
University, and the Greenville Choral Society
and New Carolina Sinfonia. Dr. Dease has
studied under André Thomas, Judy Bowers,
Kevin Fenton, Cliff Madsen, Rhonda Fleming,
and Brad Logan. His early music mentors
include Gilda Wilkerson, Kathryn Foster, and
Judy and Gene Montgomery. Dr. Dease is an
active adjudicator and guest conductor, and is
a member of the American Choral Directors
Association, the National Association for
Music Education, the Voice Care Network,
Chorus America, and the Alabama Association
of Nonprofits.
PRINCIPAL
ACCOMPANIST
Ty Robert
Thornton began
his piano studies
at the age of 6. He
earned a Bachelor
of Arts degree in
Piano Pedagogy in
1978 and a Master of Arts degree in Piano
Performance in 1980, both from Bob Jones
University in Greenville, South Carolina,
where he studied with Mr. Warren Mack.
Mr. Thornton holds a Master of Music in
musicology from Florida State University
(1988), where he also completed the Certificate
in Early Music and pursued doctoral studies in
musicology. His post-graduate piano teachers
include Julia Benfer, Dr. John Salmon, and
Robert Sherwood. He studied piano and
harpsichord with Dr. Karyl Louwenaar, and
organ with Dr. Ronald Sider. He taught on
the music faculties of Pensacola Christian
College, the University of Alabama, and the
Conservatory of Fine and Performing Arts
at Birmingham-Southern College. He also
worked as musical director with Terrific New
Theatre, Birmingham Festival Theatre, the
Drama department of Canterbury United
Methodist Church, and Dane Peterson’s
Theater, and served as accompanist for the
Opera and Musical Theatre Departments of
Birmingham-Southern College, the Pensacola
Opera, the Pensacola Choral Society, the
music department of the University of West
Florida, the Music and Drama Departments of
Pensacola Junior College, the Alabama Ballet,
and Opera Birmingham.
MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY
MCCS LEADERSHIP & MEMBERSMCCS ARTISTIC PERSONNEL BIOS
Trynna Brown
Board Chair
FedEx
Robert Noah
Vice Chair
Fortis Institute
Clay Walls
Secretary
UAB
Brian White
Treasurer
Private Educator
Grant Hall
Member at Large
Drummond Corp.
Kevin Weaver
Member at Large
CFEFA
Dr. Joseph Paul Dease
Founding Artistic Director
David Garrett
Weld for Birmingham
Katie R. Mason
Hoffman Media, LLC.
Joseph McGough
Children’s Hospital
Melissa Musgrove
Regions Financial Corp.
Brett Pohlman
Regions Financial Corp.
Bunky Wright
Freelance Graphic Designer
Lisa Venable
Event Coordinator
Lisa Venable
President
Michele Santiago
Vice President
Martha Jane Patton
Secretary
Lynda Lollar-Goldstein
Treasurer
Carol Scott
Librarian
Amanda Perry
Soprano 1 Section Leader
Leshundra Reddock
Soprano 2 Section Leader
Ashley Husley
Alto Section Leader
Sopranos
Robyn Arnold
Patty Cline
Elaine Cottle
Lynda Lollar-Goldstein
Missy Hayes
Lynn Hedl
Susanna Hunter
Mary E. Jones
Kat Martin
Margie Miller
Amanda Perry
Cherith Parrish
Carmen Preston
Lynette Pope
Leshundra Reddock
Carol Scott
Amy Smith
Sarah Smith
Terri Staples
Stephanie Perry
Lisa Venable
Altos
Trynna Brown
Trudy Callaghan
Megan Cooper
Ashley Coutch
Donna Davitte
Amber Johnson
Alice Johnston
Mary A. Jones
Amy Love
Thea Ostroy
Martha Jane Patton
Charlotte Rush
Michele Santiago
Linda Williams
Kelly Wiltsey
Board OF DIRECTORS
Women’s Chorus
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MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
MCCS LEADERSHIP & MEMBERS
Men’s Chorus
Bunky Wright
President
David Reynolds
Vice President
Brian Vaughn
Secretary
Brian White
Treasurer
Clay Walls
Tenor 1 Section Leader
Travis Harrell
Tenor 2 Section Leader
Rhett Ryder
Baritone Section Leader
Steven Sisco
Bass 2 Section Leader
Tenors
David Cantrell
Greg Evans
Terry Hall
Travis Harrell
Brad LaMonte
Ever Lopez
Bruce McClanahan
Joe McGough
Robert Noah
Paul Odom
Curt Pounders
David Reynolds
George Rush
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Andrew Sims
Peter Sims
Brad Smith
Clay Walls
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Brian White
Bunky Wright
Basses
Josh Childs
Tony Cox
Alan Davis
Fred Dickinson
Allan Francis
Jim Garner
Stan Kilgore
Joe King
Brett Pohlman
Xavier Roberson
Tommy Robinson
Rhett Ryder
Steve Sisco
Gregg Stuart
John Stuckey
Jeff Thomas
Brian Vaughn
John Woods
Robby Wright
In Memoriam
Stephen Elrod
Michael Clark
John Johnson
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Blue Galaxy Strjng Project is comprised of six conservatory trained musicians representing
Julliard School of Music, University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, University of
Indiana, University of Alabama, Boston Conservatory, and Cleveland Music Institute.The musicians
are united by a common passion – to expand their musical repertoire beyond the traditional roles of
the string quartet.
Founded by lead violinist Susan Nuckols, the group has evolved from a string trio into a string
quartet, bass and drums. The band creates an air of fun and celebration, even through sing-alongs
with the audience to favorites such as “Happy Together” by The Turtles, or “Bohemian Rhapsody” by
Queen.
The group prides itself on performing music from every genre. From Beethoven to Bruebeck,
Gershwin to Radiohead, the element of surprise is always part of their eclectic performances. In
addition to playing for many private and corporate functions, Blue Galaxy has performed locally at
Marty’s,Ona’s,WorkPlay,Avondale Brewery,andThe Club as well as special events such as the Helen
Keller and Kentuck Arts Festivals in Alabama.
Every musician contributes creatively and uniquely to the performance. Abraham Becker,
double bassist,supplies the majority of the musical arrangements.Other arrangers include Melanie
Rodgers, violist, and Avi Friedlander, cellist. The group also includes Michael Glaser on the drums,
Niamh Clarke on the violin, and founder/ lead violinist, Susan Nuckols.
In today’s performance,the band is honored to feature cellist Craig Hultgren and drummerJohn
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Mary E. Jones
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Amanda Perry
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Steven Sisco
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Kelly Wiltsey
Clay Walls
Patty Cline
Brad LaMonte
Charlotte Rush
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David Cantrell
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Brad Smith
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Amy Love
Amy Smith
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Gregory Stuart
Joe King
John Stuckey
John Woods
Joshua Childs
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Lynette Pope
Megan Cooper
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Thank You
The Magic City Choral Society is fortunate to have so many friends whose
committment to the arts enables us to present the quality and free concerts
our patrons have come to expect.
Your financial support transforms lives and enhances the cultural landscape of Birmingham as well
as the world of music. Wherever you live, the Magic City Choral Society sings for YOU. And however
YOU live, the Magic City Choral Society remains dedicated to building bridges to acceptance by
YOU and for YOU. That is a wonderful principle for any organization to hold high. We do so on your
behalf and with your continued support.
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MCCS SUPPORTERS
MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY
MCCS SUPPORTERS
Thank You Tributes
In memory of Todd Cantrell
Anita Allen
Anita Urenda
Bridgett Junkin
Debora Magee
Deborah Cowler
Fred Blevins
Jeffrey Dembski
Joseph L. Knott, Crestwood South
	 Neighborhood Association
Julie C. Black
Dr. Larry Contri
Lisa Malone
Mary Messer
Mason D. Morris
Michael C. McCray
Rhonda Calicker
Ron Nelson
Steve Barton & Dan Cash
Suzanne Lay
Virginia Volker, Crestwood South
	 Neighborhood Association
In memory of Sheldon P. Cox
Treva Lindsey
In memory of Michael Hart
Bobby Cardwell & Roger McCullough
In honor of Dr. Joseph Paul Dease
Cecelia Bush
Bettie J. Grant
David Loper
Gabrielle Metz
Martha Jane Patton
In honor of Brad LaMonte
Edward & Ruth LaMonte
In honor of Biddie Rush
Adelaide Rush
In honor of Ashley H. Coutch
Nanci N. Scarpulla
In honor of Ann Gebhart
Wilford W. Gebhart, Jr.
In honor of Jeff Thomas
Win & Rene Yerby
In honor of Chris Butler and John Windham
Tony Cox
In honor of Chris Butler
Tim Pennycuff
In honor of Mikhail Zaiman
Kat Martin
Contributions to the the MCCS allow us to purchase music, provide singing scholarships,
commission new works, and bring our message to places where our voices need to be heard. Because
of your support, we continue changing lives through music, highlighting Birmingham’s cultural
distinction, maintaining one of the finest Men’s and Women’s choruses in the nation, presenting free
and live concerts of choral masterworks of the highest caliber, and providing outreach to members
and community.
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INTEGRITY ALABAMA For all my
McCS friendso,
I give you stars
filled with loveO
CHeezeR
For all my
McCS friendso,
I give you stars
filled with loveO
CHeezeR
Hopson JameSS Salon
Floyd Cherry
2926-D Central Avenue
Homewood, AL 35209
205-871-4247
Voice Lessons
&
Vocal Coaching
with
Dr. J. Paul Dease
Students Learn
•	 physically efficient vocal production
•	 breath management
•	 resonance balance
•	 age appropriate use of voice
•	 and other expressive vocal behaviors
For More Information email jpdease@me.com or call
205-478-4615
Join us for the Feast of St. Aelred at 5pm on January 12, 2013
at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church
1024 12 St. S. Birmingham, AL 35205
Join us for the Feast of Saint Aelred at 5 p.m. on January 11, 2014
at Grace Episcopal Church
5712 First Avenue North Birmingham, Alabama 35212
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B e c o m e P a r t o f t h e M a g i c
DONATE
Help MCCS Offset Concert Expenses And
Continue Offering Free Concerts
Make A Tax Deductible Donation to MCCS
MASQUERADE
2013
hosts.
Bunky Wright, James Cable,
Clint Marbut, Trynna Brown,
Stan Kilgore, Robert Noah,
Megan Gray, Kelvin Byers,
Michele Santiago, Brian
White, Dr. Paul Dease, Zach
Westall, Klint McLemore,
Miles Walls, Clay Walls,
David Reynolds, Johnathan
Chavers, Barbara Lawson,
Betty Lawson, Becky
Lawson, Shun Reddock,
and Laura Graves
SUMMER SOIREE
2013
hosts.
Grant Hall, Trynna Brown,
Lynda Lollar-Goldstien,
Terri Staples, Rob Bradley,
Ty Thornton, Travis Harrell,
Stephen Sisco and Doug
Morris, Brian Vaughn, Clay
Walls, Biddie Rush, Kat
Martin, Shun Reddock,
Carol Scott, Lisa Venable,
Paul Odom, Terri Staples,
Brian White, Lynda Lollar-
Goldstien, Stan Kilgore,
Klint McLemore and Zach
Westall
HALLOWEEN
2013
hosts.
Kevin Weaver, Trynna
Brown, Paul Dease,
Michele Santiago, Robyn
Arnold, Kat Martin, Terri
Staples, Bill and Michael
Cyr, Deedra and Amy
Atkisson, Jim Barron, Philip
Pieper, Brian Vaughn, Alan
Francis, and Terry Hall
2013 Fundraising Partners
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Advertise with
the
Magic City
Choral Society
email
ads@magiccitychoralsociety.org
fun times.
save the date.
fun times.
save the date.
PFLAG BirminghamPFLAG Birmingham
peer-to-peer support meetings
2nd
Tuesday of each month
at 7pm
4300 Hampton Heights Dr.
Birmingham, AL 35209
205205--591591--05280528
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EVERYONE WELCOMEEVERYONE WELCOME
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Tommy Spina
Allan Francis
Rob and Katie Mason
Buddy Robbins
Thank You!
Masquerade
Saturday,April 12th
, 2014
Mark your calendar now for one of
Birmingham’s best parties!
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Will Daniel congratulates his Alto 2 Mother,
Martha Jane Patton, in her third year of
singing with the Magic City Choral Society
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EVERYONE WELCOMEEVERYONE WELCOME
Support, Education, AdvocacySupport, Education, Advocacy
Become part of the Magic
UNIVERSAL BASIC CHORAL AUDITION QUIZ
Do You Sing In The Shower?
Do You Sing In Your Car?
Do You Get Tunes/Songs Stuck In Your Head?
If you answered YES to any of the three questions
above then you have what it takes.
OPEN REHEARSALS
Men’s Chorus
1/28/2014
7:00 PM
Women’s Chorus
1/27/2014
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  • 2. www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 3 The Bull Symbol, Merrill Lynch Personal Investment Advisory, Merrill Lynch Wealth Management and The Power of the Right Advisor are trademarks or registered trademarks of Bank of America Corporation. CFA® is a registered trademark of the CFA Institute. CIMA® and CPWA® are registered certification marks of Investment Management Consultants Association Inc. Merrill Lynch Wealth Management makes available products and services offered by Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Smith Incorporated, a registered broker-dealer and member SIPC, and other subsidiaries of Bank of America Corporation. © 2013 Bank of America Corporation. All rights reserved. AD-11-13-0367 ARX4L5M4-08-12 452100PM-11/2013 AN ADVISOR WHO IS IN YOUR COMMUNITY. AND IS PROUD TO BE HERE. Merrill Lynch is committed to serving individuals and businesses in Birmingham. A Merrill Lynch Financial Advisor can help you develop a customized strategy that combines financial know-how with a deep understanding of who you are. We are proud to be here. Philippe W. Lathrop, CFA®, CIMA®, CPWA® Vice President Wealth Management Advisor (205) 326-9543 • (800) 937-0309 Merrill Lynch 569 Brookwood Village, 5th Floor Birmingham, AL 35209 MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY STATEMENT OF MISSION “Creating an inclusive community of singers and supporters united around the performance of choral music that entertains, educates, and inspires.” WELCOME
  • 3. 4 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 5 MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY ABOUT MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY ABOUT MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY IN THE BEGINNING The Magic City Choral Society (MCCS) is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit community- based organization that was founded in October 2006. The founders recognized a need in the Birmingham metropolitan area for an inclusive community based choral organization that could provide high quality choral/music education and performance opportunities to any male or female over 18 without audition. In addition, the founders desired that this organization would combine artistic excellence and social/community impact. Therefore, access to excellent choral music and community service became the focus for MCCS to achieve its mission. The MCCS began to fulfill its mission by employing p a r t - t i m e , h i g h l y - d e g r e e d m u s i c i a n s / e d u c a t o r s , establishing non-auditioned men’s and women’s choruses, providing scholarships, offering music and vocal education to members, providing free concerts, seeking out collaborations and partnerships, engaging in community service, and performing at community and civic events. CURRENT PROGRAM Every year more than 100 people participate without audition in the Magic City Choral Society’s (MCCS) men’s and women’s choruses and the MCCS Chorale. The MCCS makes up to $5,000 of scholarships available to people in need who desire to sing with the MCCS. The choruses present 3-4 free concerts each year and each concert is performed at least twice and often more. Each concert series cost MCCS an average $15,000 to produce and represents a total of 12-16 hours of live concerts. These are choral masterworks of the highest caliber that entertain, educate, and inspire more than 2000 concert attendees from across the region. Two of Birmingham’s best cultural distinctions are always featured at each performance: the performers and some of B i r m i n g h a m ’ s finest concert venues. Each p e r f o r m a n c e represents more than 60 hours of music and vocal education that members receive during weekly rehearsals August through May. While the quality of performance is immediately observable, participants possessing more singing experience and those with degrees in music liken the kind of education received through MCCS as equivalent if not better than they received in higher education. MCCS is also committed to good citizenship and the community. We pay forward the good will and generosity we receive by singing an additional 10-11 outreach concerts for other earnest nonprofits, community groups, and o r g a n i z a t i o n s throughout the year. In the past six years dedicated volunteers have managed the a d m i n i s t r a t i v e needs of MCCS, however, because of our steady growth MCCS has grown beyond the ability of our volunteers to manage the organization without Maintaining one of the nation’s finest non-auditioned men’s and women’s choruses Highlighting Birmingham’s cultural distinction Providing educational outreach to members and the community “Band of Angels” performance on 10/13/2013 - The Magic City Choral Society and the choirs of UAB, Ramsay High School , and Alabama A&M University
  • 4. 6 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 7 MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY professional assistance. During 2013- 2014 fiscal year MCCS will hire a part- time a general manager and development c o o r d i n a t o r to meet these needs and usher MCCS into the next phase of its service to the community. In addition, MCCS will partner with an underserved public school where music is not taught to develop a pilot educational outreach program to provide music education for its students. MCCS is the context for many good and profound things for its members and for community. Since 2007 the Magic City Choral Society has performed concerts in the following venues: Gadsden’s Wallace Hall, the Southside Baptist Church, the Alys Stephens Center, Samford’s Wright Center, the BJCC Concert Hall, Bluff Park United Methodist Church, Grace Episcopal Church, St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, the Pell City Center for Performing Arts, the Montgomery Convention and Visitors Bureau and River Walk, the Alabama Shakespeare Festival, and Covenant UMC in Dothan Alabama. The MCCS has also collaborated with the following entities: Red Mountain Chamber Orchestra, Magic City AIDS Walk, the Nature Conservancy’s Earth Day Celebration, PFLag regional conference, First Light Women’s and Children’s Shelter, the Apollo Bal, Integrity Alabama, Alabama American Choral Directors Association, the Seasoned Performers, Birmingham AIDS Outreach, Episcopal Place, Pepper Place, Sloss Real Estate, C e n t r a l A l a b a m a Pride, AIDS Alabama, Southside Baptist Food Bank, West Alabama AIDS Outreach, the 1917 Clinic, Whatley Middle School, Ramsay High School Choir, UAB Choir, Macy’s Galleria, SAKS 5th Avenue at the Summit, and most recently, the grand opening of the UAB Comprehensive Cancer Center. Presenting free and live concerts of choral masterworks Music by the community, for the community Applause: When the conductor drops his/her hands, it usually indicates the end of a piece: applaud then. If the conductor’s hand(s) remain still/frozen at the end of a piece of music, wait until he/she drops them. Electronic Devices: Cell phones, watch alarms, pagers, cameras, and other electronic devices should be turned off prior to performances in the concert hall. These devices could cause a disturbance and are a distraction to musicians and other patrons Dress: There is no set dress for concerts. Some patrons like to dress more formally and wear suits and dresses, while others opt for the comfort of jeans and t-shirts. Wear what makes you comfortable and best represents yourself. Talking: Even the quietest whispers can be heard in the concert hall and can prove to be a distraction to patrons and musicians alike. Save your comments until intermission or after the concert; it will give you and your friends much more to discuss. MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY Concert Etiquette Tips
  • 5. 8 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 9 Sunday, December 15, 2013, 6:00PM Bluff Park United Methodist Church www.MagicCityChoralSociety.org Monday, December 2, 7:00PM Christmas at Alys - Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center $8.00 GENERAL ADMISSION Preview Events We are partnering with Birmingham AIDS Outreach to be a collection location for their annual Holiday Gift Box Program. BAO Holiday Gift Box FREE ADMISSION MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY PROGRAM MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY PROGRAM O Come All Ye Faithful arr. John Rutter Sunday, December 15, 2013, 6:00PM Bluff Park United Methodist Church www.MagicCityChoralSociety.org Monday, December 2, 7:00PM Christmas at Alys - Alys Stephens Performing Arts Center $8.00 GENERAL ADMISSION Preview Events We are partnering with Birmingham AIDS Outreach BAO Holiday Gift Box FREE ADMISSION Noel Brad Holmes Lux Aurumque Eric Whitacre Light of Gold “Light, warm and heavy as pure gold, and the angels sing softly to the new born baby” Ave Maria Franz Beibl MCCS Men’s Chorus Lo How A Rose E’er Blooming Traditional Lo How A Rose/The Rose Craig Hella Johnson Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Combined Choirs True Light Keith Hampton MCCS Combined Choirs Greetings from Magic City Choral Society Melissa M. Musgrove A Charlie Brown Christmas Vince Guaraldi Linus and Lucy Skating Christmas Time Is Here Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Women’s Chorus Christmas Eve In My Home Town arr. Ty Thornton MCCS Men’s Chorus Song For A Winter’s Night arr. Ty Thornton MCCS Women’s Chorus I’ll Be Home For Christmas Gannon/Kent Christmas/Sarajevo Trans-Siberian Orchestra Blue Galaxy String Project O come all ye faithful joyful and triumphant Oh come ye O come ye to Bethlehem; come and behold him born the King of angels; O come let us adore him Christ the Lord. God of God light of light Lo he not the virgin’s womb; Very God begotten not created: O come let us adore him Christ the Lord. Sing choirs of angels sing in exultation Sing all ye citizens of heaven above; Glory to God in the highest: O come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. Yea, Lord, we greet thee, born this happy morning; Jesus, to thee be glory given; word of the Father, now in flesh appearing: O come, let us adore him, Christ the Lord. It’s Beginning to Look A Lot Like Christmas M. Wilson It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Everywhere you go Take a look in the Five and Ten Glistening once again With candy canes and silver lanes aglow It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Toys in every store But the prettiest sight to see Is the holly that will be On your own front door A pair of Hop-a-long boots and a pistol that shoots Is the wish of Bonny and Ben Dolls that will talk and go for a walk Is the hope of Janice and Jenn And mom and dad can hardly wait For school to start again It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Everywhere you go There’s a tree in the Grand Hotel One in the park as well The sturdy kind that doesn’t mind the snow It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas Soon the bells will start And the thing that will make them ring Is the Carol that you sing Right within your heart Christmas Canon Trans-Siberian Orchestra Blue Galaxy String Project & MCCS Women’s Chorus Night of Silence (audience sing along) arr. Ferguson Silent night, Holy Night All is calm, all is bright, round yon virgin mother and child Holy infant so tender and mild, sleep in heavenly peace.
  • 6. 10 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 11 MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Dr. Joseph Paul Dease is a native of Dothan, AL. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Choral/ Vocal Music from the University of Montevallo (1995), a Master of Music in Choral Conducting with advanced studies in Vocal Pedagogy from East Carolina University (1997), and a Ph.D. in Choral Conducting/ Choral Music Education from the Florida State University College of Music (2006). Currently, he is the Founding Artistic Director and Conductor of the Magic City Choral Society where he is the principal conductor of the Men’ Chorus, Women’s Chorus, and Chorale. His conducting and teaching experiences include The University of Alabma, The Red Mountain Chamber Orchestra, members of the Alabama Symphony Orchestra, the Red Mountain Theatre Summer Youth Workshop, Opera Birmingham, The Florida State University College of Music, the Tallahassee Symphony Orchestra Chorus, East Carolina University, and the Greenville Choral Society and New Carolina Sinfonia. Dr. Dease has studied under André Thomas, Judy Bowers, Kevin Fenton, Cliff Madsen, Rhonda Fleming, and Brad Logan. His early music mentors include Gilda Wilkerson, Kathryn Foster, and Judy and Gene Montgomery. Dr. Dease is an active adjudicator and guest conductor, and is a member of the American Choral Directors Association, the National Association for Music Education, the Voice Care Network, Chorus America, and the Alabama Association of Nonprofits. PRINCIPAL ACCOMPANIST Ty Robert Thornton began his piano studies at the age of 6. He earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Piano Pedagogy in 1978 and a Master of Arts degree in Piano Performance in 1980, both from Bob Jones University in Greenville, South Carolina, where he studied with Mr. Warren Mack. Mr. Thornton holds a Master of Music in musicology from Florida State University (1988), where he also completed the Certificate in Early Music and pursued doctoral studies in musicology. His post-graduate piano teachers include Julia Benfer, Dr. John Salmon, and Robert Sherwood. He studied piano and harpsichord with Dr. Karyl Louwenaar, and organ with Dr. Ronald Sider. He taught on the music faculties of Pensacola Christian College, the University of Alabama, and the Conservatory of Fine and Performing Arts at Birmingham-Southern College. He also worked as musical director with Terrific New Theatre, Birmingham Festival Theatre, the Drama department of Canterbury United Methodist Church, and Dane Peterson’s Theater, and served as accompanist for the Opera and Musical Theatre Departments of Birmingham-Southern College, the Pensacola Opera, the Pensacola Choral Society, the music department of the University of West Florida, the Music and Drama Departments of Pensacola Junior College, the Alabama Ballet, and Opera Birmingham. MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY MCCS LEADERSHIP & MEMBERSMCCS ARTISTIC PERSONNEL BIOS Trynna Brown Board Chair FedEx Robert Noah Vice Chair Fortis Institute Clay Walls Secretary UAB Brian White Treasurer Private Educator Grant Hall Member at Large Drummond Corp. Kevin Weaver Member at Large CFEFA Dr. Joseph Paul Dease Founding Artistic Director David Garrett Weld for Birmingham Katie R. Mason Hoffman Media, LLC. Joseph McGough Children’s Hospital Melissa Musgrove Regions Financial Corp. Brett Pohlman Regions Financial Corp. Bunky Wright Freelance Graphic Designer Lisa Venable Event Coordinator Lisa Venable President Michele Santiago Vice President Martha Jane Patton Secretary Lynda Lollar-Goldstein Treasurer Carol Scott Librarian Amanda Perry Soprano 1 Section Leader Leshundra Reddock Soprano 2 Section Leader Ashley Husley Alto Section Leader Sopranos Robyn Arnold Patty Cline Elaine Cottle Lynda Lollar-Goldstein Missy Hayes Lynn Hedl Susanna Hunter Mary E. Jones Kat Martin Margie Miller Amanda Perry Cherith Parrish Carmen Preston Lynette Pope Leshundra Reddock Carol Scott Amy Smith Sarah Smith Terri Staples Stephanie Perry Lisa Venable Altos Trynna Brown Trudy Callaghan Megan Cooper Ashley Coutch Donna Davitte Amber Johnson Alice Johnston Mary A. Jones Amy Love Thea Ostroy Martha Jane Patton Charlotte Rush Michele Santiago Linda Williams Kelly Wiltsey Board OF DIRECTORS Women’s Chorus
  • 7. 12 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 13 Metaphysical Shoppe 1-205-453-4636 1620 Richard Arrington Jr Blvd South Birmingham, Alabama 35205 bbcms@bookbeancandle.com www.bookbeancandle.com Books, Beans, and Candles MS For the Mind and Spirit Located in Southside Just Below Vulcan Coffee . Teas . Silver Jewerly . Herbs . Oils . Incense . Esoteric Books Aura Photography . Tarot Readings . Chakara Balancing . Reiki Cloaks . Tapestries . Ethinic Clothing. Swords . Dragons . Fairies . Statues MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY MCCS LEADERSHIP & MEMBERS Men’s Chorus Bunky Wright President David Reynolds Vice President Brian Vaughn Secretary Brian White Treasurer Clay Walls Tenor 1 Section Leader Travis Harrell Tenor 2 Section Leader Rhett Ryder Baritone Section Leader Steven Sisco Bass 2 Section Leader Tenors David Cantrell Greg Evans Terry Hall Travis Harrell Brad LaMonte Ever Lopez Bruce McClanahan Joe McGough Robert Noah Paul Odom Curt Pounders David Reynolds George Rush Micah Saunders Andrew Sims Peter Sims Brad Smith Clay Walls Paul Warnke Brian White Bunky Wright Basses Josh Childs Tony Cox Alan Davis Fred Dickinson Allan Francis Jim Garner Stan Kilgore Joe King Brett Pohlman Xavier Roberson Tommy Robinson Rhett Ryder Steve Sisco Gregg Stuart John Stuckey Jeff Thomas Brian Vaughn John Woods Robby Wright In Memoriam Stephen Elrod Michael Clark John Johnson https://www.facebook.com/MagicCityChoralSociety http://www.flickr.com/photos/magiccitychoralsociety
  • 8. 14 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 15 MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY BLUE GALAXY STRING PROJECT MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY BLUE GALAXY STRING PROJECT Get the inspiration you need to finally put those lights up with ‘Tis the Season. Red Mountain Theatre Company turns the heat up on the traditional holiday festivities this Dec. 5 – 22. Get your tickets today at redmountaintheatre.org or by calling 205-324-2424. You’ll be so full of holiday cheer your friends will start avoiding you. More holiday spirit than a squad of cheerleading snowMen redMountaintheatre.org 205-324-2424 2821 Second Ave, Suite B Birmingham, AL 35233 Monday - Friday: 10am - 5pm Saturdays: 10am - 2pm Phone: 205.322.2176 Fax: 205.322.2188 Email: michael@illumco.com Blue Galaxy Strjng Project is comprised of six conservatory trained musicians representing Julliard School of Music, University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, University of Indiana, University of Alabama, Boston Conservatory, and Cleveland Music Institute.The musicians are united by a common passion – to expand their musical repertoire beyond the traditional roles of the string quartet. Founded by lead violinist Susan Nuckols, the group has evolved from a string trio into a string quartet, bass and drums. The band creates an air of fun and celebration, even through sing-alongs with the audience to favorites such as “Happy Together” by The Turtles, or “Bohemian Rhapsody” by Queen. The group prides itself on performing music from every genre. From Beethoven to Bruebeck, Gershwin to Radiohead, the element of surprise is always part of their eclectic performances. In addition to playing for many private and corporate functions, Blue Galaxy has performed locally at Marty’s,Ona’s,WorkPlay,Avondale Brewery,andThe Club as well as special events such as the Helen Keller and Kentuck Arts Festivals in Alabama. Every musician contributes creatively and uniquely to the performance. Abraham Becker, double bassist,supplies the majority of the musical arrangements.Other arrangers include Melanie Rodgers, violist, and Avi Friedlander, cellist. The group also includes Michael Glaser on the drums, Niamh Clarke on the violin, and founder/ lead violinist, Susan Nuckols. In today’s performance,the band is honored to feature cellist Craig Hultgren and drummerJohn Nuckols. KAY LAUMER LaumerLawLLC DevotedtoJustice Former Assistant District Attorney CriminalsDUI FamilysWills 6 Office Park Circle, Suite 117 Birmingham, Alabama 35223 205.879.0088 LaumerLaw@aol.com No representation is made that the quality of legal service to be provided is greater than the quality of legal service performed by other lawyers. HIRE US Weddings. Rehearsal Dinners. Receptions Parties. and more . . . Classical to Pop We Have The Music You Want CALL: 205.492.6023
  • 9. 16 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 17 MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY MCCS SUPPORTERS MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY MCCS SUPPORTERS Thank You Season Sponsor ($5,000+) Benefactor ($2,500-$4,999) Conductor’s Circle ($1,000-$2,499) Cantata ($500-$999) Octavo ($250-$499) A Cappella ($100-$249) Birmingham City Council The San Diego Foundation Anonymous Alabama Power Foundation, Inc. AT&T Allan Francis Katherine & Robert Mason Brett Pohlman Trynna Brown Rob Bradley Richard Tucker & Walter Logan Ty Thornton Anonymous BBVA Compass Grant Hall Silvertron Cafe Lisa Abele Venable Martha Jane Patton Leshundra Y. Reddock Alan C. Davis Bunky Wright Travis Harrell Eddie Merrell Chris Butler Paul Billings Kat Martin Salon U The University of Alabama at Birmingham Avondale Brewing Co. Anonymous Terry Hall Rhett Ryder Ashley H. Coutch Bob Palmatier Tony Cox Bruce W. McClanahan Edward & Ruth LaMonte Margie Miller Robyn E. Arnold Stephen Curt Pounders Ever A. Lopez Mary E. Jones Terri C. Staples Stephanie G. Perry Paul Odom Amanda Perry Jeffrey Thomas Steven Sisco Brian K. White Kelly Wiltsey Clay Walls Patty Cline Brad LaMonte Charlotte Rush Joseph & Gloria Dease Michele Santiago Mike D. Baswell Thomas Robinson David Cantrell Trudy Callaghan Brad Smith Lynn Hedl Jon Martinez Jim Barron Baptist Church of the Covenant Carol Scott Linda Williams Lynda Goldstein Thea K. Ostroy Mary A. Jones Joe McGough Ashley Bruette Agency Inc George Rush Johnathan D. Chavers Wanda Cantrell Amber Johnson Andrew P. Sims Brian Vaughn Jim Garner Peter Sims Hannelore Melville Alexander Z. Feldman Alice Johnston Amy Love Amy Smith Carmen W. Preston David Reynolds Donna Davitte Elaine Cottle Fred Dickinson Gregory K. Evans Gregory Stuart Joe King John Stuckey John Woods Joshua Childs Lesa Haynes Lynette Pope Megan Cooper Micah Saunders Missy Hayes Paul Warnke Robby Wright Robert Noah Stan Kilgore Steven Castillo Susanna Hunter Wesley Carter Whitney Nichols Xavier Roberson Ron & Martha Council American Family Care, Inc. Andrew Duxbury & Tommy Thompson Buddy Robbins C Wayne Key Marsha Walls Tommy Spina Barbara Ashby Grant & Melissa Musgrove Greg L. Wright Henry Pittman Robert Hayes Clint Marbut David Pate Zach Westall Michael Cyr Meredith Smith Judy Bridgers Ann Beck Thomas David Gary Wes Fortner & Duane Wade Rebecca Williams Benji Bishop Brian P. Desarbo David C. Young Greg Adams John Schoettlin Kate Tankersley Leigh Tingle Miles Walls Roger O. Ferguson Phil Smith Alton Parker Bettie J. Grant Brenda M. Hackney Brian Kelleher Cathy McCreless Ed & Amanda Wilson J. Drew Trobaugh Jeffrey Dembski Jinsei Sushi LLC Lisa Malone Lynette Guin Marie N. Goodman Mason D. Morris Michael C. McCray Suzanne Lay Treva Lindsey Wilford W. Gebhart, Jr. Ann Yates Thank You The Magic City Choral Society is fortunate to have so many friends whose committment to the arts enables us to present the quality and free concerts our patrons have come to expect. Your financial support transforms lives and enhances the cultural landscape of Birmingham as well as the world of music. Wherever you live, the Magic City Choral Society sings for YOU. And however YOU live, the Magic City Choral Society remains dedicated to building bridges to acceptance by YOU and for YOU. That is a wonderful principle for any organization to hold high. We do so on your behalf and with your continued support.
  • 10. 18 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 19 Friend (up to $99) Brett Forsyth Fergus Tuohy Julie C. Black Kevin Weaver Mary M. Porter James Lowery Julie Mason Karen Harris Paul F. Keech Sharon Frith Terry D. Damsky Bloom Fred Blevins Steven D Yates AT&T United Way Jim & Linda Musgrove Josh McCracken Patty H. Sullivan Christy Cross Jim Gibbs Bobby Cardwell & Roger McCullough Dale Sanders David Loper Deborah Cowler George & Elizabeth Likis Joseph L. Knott Larry Contri Phyllis B. Mark Sarah L. Buchanan Stan Moss Stanley Rich Stephen Morros Steve Barton & Dan Cash Thomas Taylor Virginia Volker Win & Rene Yerby INT US Search Barbara Lawson Becky Lawson Betty Lawson Cecilia D. Bush Forrest J. Cook Gabrielle Metz Greg Brinks Herman Jeff Richards Laura Graves Marion Hicklin Richard Hicks Richard Mauk Sandra G. Lawler Scott Capps Stephen Poole Anthony A Cunningham April Jones Bridgett Junkin Butch Pair Denise S Nicodemus Elizabeth Glasscox Erin E. Watters Judas Alexander Stephens Kevin Jerrolds Matthew & Kim Smith Murray Meadow Tim Pennycuff AnnaLisa Limited - The Wooly Frog Jacqueline L. Auer Kellye M. Whitmer Anita Allen Anita Urenda Debora Magee Don Smith Donald & Doris DeZutter Heather Reid Jane Latture Nanci N. Scarpulla Robert L. Williams Ron Nelson Sandra Thurmond Sandra White Stephen G. Schaeffer Dennis Tarkington Karen E. Musgrove Mary Messer Michael Forston Reba E. Hammond Shirley H. Jones Thomas Ellie Shotts Rhonda Calicker Richard Thomas MAGIC CITY CHORAL SOCIETY MCCS SUPPORTERS MAGICCITYCHORALSOCIETY MCCS SUPPORTERS Thank You Tributes In memory of Todd Cantrell Anita Allen Anita Urenda Bridgett Junkin Debora Magee Deborah Cowler Fred Blevins Jeffrey Dembski Joseph L. Knott, Crestwood South Neighborhood Association Julie C. Black Dr. Larry Contri Lisa Malone Mary Messer Mason D. Morris Michael C. McCray Rhonda Calicker Ron Nelson Steve Barton & Dan Cash Suzanne Lay Virginia Volker, Crestwood South Neighborhood Association In memory of Sheldon P. Cox Treva Lindsey In memory of Michael Hart Bobby Cardwell & Roger McCullough In honor of Dr. Joseph Paul Dease Cecelia Bush Bettie J. Grant David Loper Gabrielle Metz Martha Jane Patton In honor of Brad LaMonte Edward & Ruth LaMonte In honor of Biddie Rush Adelaide Rush In honor of Ashley H. Coutch Nanci N. Scarpulla In honor of Ann Gebhart Wilford W. Gebhart, Jr. In honor of Jeff Thomas Win & Rene Yerby In honor of Chris Butler and John Windham Tony Cox In honor of Chris Butler Tim Pennycuff In honor of Mikhail Zaiman Kat Martin Contributions to the the MCCS allow us to purchase music, provide singing scholarships, commission new works, and bring our message to places where our voices need to be heard. Because of your support, we continue changing lives through music, highlighting Birmingham’s cultural distinction, maintaining one of the finest Men’s and Women’s choruses in the nation, presenting free and live concerts of choral masterworks of the highest caliber, and providing outreach to members and community.
  • 11. 20 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 21 INTEGRITY ALABAMA For all my McCS friendso, I give you stars filled with loveO CHeezeR For all my McCS friendso, I give you stars filled with loveO CHeezeR Hopson JameSS Salon Floyd Cherry 2926-D Central Avenue Homewood, AL 35209 205-871-4247 Voice Lessons & Vocal Coaching with Dr. J. Paul Dease Students Learn • physically efficient vocal production • breath management • resonance balance • age appropriate use of voice • and other expressive vocal behaviors For More Information email jpdease@me.com or call 205-478-4615 Join us for the Feast of St. Aelred at 5pm on January 12, 2013 at St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 1024 12 St. S. Birmingham, AL 35205 Join us for the Feast of Saint Aelred at 5 p.m. on January 11, 2014 at Grace Episcopal Church 5712 First Avenue North Birmingham, Alabama 35212
  • 12. 22 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 23 B e c o m e P a r t o f t h e M a g i c DONATE Help MCCS Offset Concert Expenses And Continue Offering Free Concerts Make A Tax Deductible Donation to MCCS MASQUERADE 2013 hosts. Bunky Wright, James Cable, Clint Marbut, Trynna Brown, Stan Kilgore, Robert Noah, Megan Gray, Kelvin Byers, Michele Santiago, Brian White, Dr. Paul Dease, Zach Westall, Klint McLemore, Miles Walls, Clay Walls, David Reynolds, Johnathan Chavers, Barbara Lawson, Betty Lawson, Becky Lawson, Shun Reddock, and Laura Graves SUMMER SOIREE 2013 hosts. Grant Hall, Trynna Brown, Lynda Lollar-Goldstien, Terri Staples, Rob Bradley, Ty Thornton, Travis Harrell, Stephen Sisco and Doug Morris, Brian Vaughn, Clay Walls, Biddie Rush, Kat Martin, Shun Reddock, Carol Scott, Lisa Venable, Paul Odom, Terri Staples, Brian White, Lynda Lollar- Goldstien, Stan Kilgore, Klint McLemore and Zach Westall HALLOWEEN 2013 hosts. Kevin Weaver, Trynna Brown, Paul Dease, Michele Santiago, Robyn Arnold, Kat Martin, Terri Staples, Bill and Michael Cyr, Deedra and Amy Atkisson, Jim Barron, Philip Pieper, Brian Vaughn, Alan Francis, and Terry Hall 2013 Fundraising Partners
  • 13. 24 | www.magiccitychoralsociety.org www.magiccitychoralsociety.org | 25 Advertise with the Magic City Choral Society email ads@magiccitychoralsociety.org fun times. save the date. fun times. save the date. PFLAG BirminghamPFLAG Birmingham peer-to-peer support meetings 2nd Tuesday of each month at 7pm 4300 Hampton Heights Dr. Birmingham, AL 35209 205205--591591--05280528 pflag_bham@yahoo.com www.pflagham.orgwww.pflagham.org EVERYONE WELCOMEEVERYONE WELCOME Support, Education, AdvocacySupport, Education, Advocacy KRM Designs Floral Decor Events 205.522.1172 klint@krmdesigns.com www.krmdesign.com www.facebook.com/krmacdesignsTrynna Brown Terry Hall Tommy Spina Allan Francis Rob and Katie Mason Buddy Robbins Thank You! Masquerade Saturday,April 12th , 2014 Mark your calendar now for one of Birmingham’s best parties!
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  • 15. Become part of the Magic UNIVERSAL BASIC CHORAL AUDITION QUIZ Do You Sing In The Shower? Do You Sing In Your Car? Do You Get Tunes/Songs Stuck In Your Head? If you answered YES to any of the three questions above then you have what it takes. OPEN REHEARSALS Men’s Chorus 1/28/2014 7:00 PM Women’s Chorus 1/27/2014 7:00 PM