Jan 19, 2007 — Performed by Instruments of Peace for UpNorth Music on January 20, 2007.  Go to full article

Nov 10, 2006 — Free Fall, performed by 2 Or More on November 11, 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.  Go to full article

Nov 10, 2006 — Deliverer, performed by 2 Or More on November 11, 2006. Copyright 2006, used by permission.  Go to full article

Nov 10, 2006 — When They Ring Those Golden Bells, performed by Homestyle.  Go to full article

Nov 10, 2006 — The Old Rugged Cross, performed by Homestyle.  Go to full article

Nov 10, 2006 — My Life Is A Miracle, performed by Homestyle. Written by Tom Hood. Copyright 2006, used by permission.  Go to full article

Nov 09, 2006 — Maxon performing How Great on November 9, 2006 in Sackets Harbor. Copyright 2006, used by permission.  Go to full article

Nov 09, 2006 — Maxon performing Cast on November 9, 2006 in Sackets Harbor. Copyright 2006, used by permission.  Go to full article

Aug 07, 2005 — The secular music of Dr. Art Frackenpohl, professor emeritus of SUNY Potsdam's Crane School of Music, has a worldwide reputation. But lovers of sacred music also treasure his many hymn and service music compositions and arrangements. Listen to some of his new work, recorded live at the Homecoming service at Waddington's First Presbyterian Church, August 7, 2005.

1: Alleluia Amen, Frackenpohl
2: Books of the Bible, Frackenpohl
3: God Made, Adam Bit, music, Frackenpohl; text unknown  Go to full article

Dec 08, 2004 — A holiday worship service featuring the voices of the University Chorus and The Laurentian Singers performing under the direction of Barry Torres with accompanist Barbara Phillips-Farley, Rosemary Phillips and Catherine Jahncke. Lisa Scrivani-Tidd is University organist, and John Ellis is professor of trumpet at The Crane School of Music. Thanks to the Chaplain's Office, Rev. Kathleen Buckley, The University Chorus and The Laurentian Singers for permission to share this service with the community. This concert was recordrd in the University's historic Gunnison Memorial Chapel on December 8, 2004.

Program:
Past Three O'Clock: The Laurentian Singers
Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
Call to Worship
From Far Away: The University Chorus
First Reading
O Come, O Come Emmanuel
The Friendly Beasts: The University Chorus
Second Reading
O Magnum Mysterium: The Laurentian Singers
Prayer for Advent
Litany: From a poem by Jamie Sims
Adeste Fidelis
Third Reading
The Huron Carol: The Laurentian Singers
Fourth Reading
Betelehemu (Nigerian Christmas Song): The Laurentian Singers
Three Noble Kings: The University Chorus
Fifth Reading
We Three Kings of Orient Are
Cantique de Noel: The Laurentian Singers
Benediction
Joy To The World  Go to full article