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Trine University Choir presents spring program

ANGOLA (04/23/2018) — The Trine University Choir, under the direction of Geoff North, D.M., will present its spring concert beginning at 3 p.m. Saturday, April 28, in the T. Furth Center for Performing Arts.

The concert is free and open to the public.

The program will include:

"How Can I Keep from Singing" by Greg Gilpin. Megan Miller, a senior from Angola, Indiana, and Evan Warfel, a senior from Waxhaw, North Carolina, will perform solos.
"The Road Not Taken," from Frostiana by Randall Thompson.
"Anthems of Love" by Dan Forrest.
"Requiem" by Eliza Gilkyson, arranged by Craig Hella Johnson. This performance will be dedicated to the memory of Harold Owen, a University Choir member who passed away in December.
"Father, Forgive Them," from Seven Last Words by Michael John Trotta.
"What a Wonderful World" by George Weiss and Bob Thiele, arranged by Mark Brymer.
"Here Comes the Sun" by George Harrison, arranged by Alan Billingsley.
"He Never Failed Me Yet," by Robert Ray.

University Choir members include:

Sopranos: Anna Favalon, a junior from Wooster, Ohio; Kennedy Kroeckel, a freshman from Defiance, Ohio; Brynn Molter, a freshman from Pleasant Lake, Indiana; Megan Miller, a senior from Angola, Indiana; Jayda Perisho-Vickery, a freshman from Muncie, Indiana; Chloe Rahn, a junior from Danville, Indiana; and Peyton Wilson, a freshman from LaFontaine, Indiana.

Altos: Morgan Barrasas, a sophomore from Hobart, Indiana; Megan Carter, a freshman from Mooresville, Indiana; Brooke Jabo, a junior from Valparaiso, Indiana; Mariah Lawrence, a freshman from Dunkirk, Indiana; Chloe Lounds, a senior from Waterloo, Indiana; Kelsey Lounds, a sophomore from Waterloo, Indiana; and Celeste Wentworth, a sophomore from Howe, Indiana.

Tenor: Ryan Hibbets, a freshman from Monticello, Indiana; Joshua Jennings, a senior from Johnstown, Ohio; Quinten Liggett, a freshman from Osceola, Indiana; and Evan Warfel, a senior from Waxhaw, North Carolina.

Bass: Jacob Brutcher, a senior from New Palestine, Indiana; Alex Guzman, a freshman from South Bend, Indiana; Brett Husar, a junior from St. Charles, Illinois; Ryan Kosek, a senior from South Bend, Indiana; Ramsay Snyder, a freshman from Indianapolis, Indiana; and Aaron Titkemeier, a junior from Luckey, Ohio.

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