Choral Ensembles to Perform at UNK

Dr. David Bauer
Department of Music, 308-865-8609

The choirs at the University of Nebraska at Kearney will once again take the stage Sunday, Dec. 4, at 5  p.m.

Under the direction of Dr. David Bauer, the Women’s Chorus, Men’s Chorus, Choraleers and Collegium will perform a combined concert of various styles of music.

Dr. Bauer said, “The highlight of the Choraleers’ performance will be Samuel Barber’s Angus Dei, in which he put the words to the music of Adagio for Strings. It is simply wonderful.”

The Choraleers will also perform with the Kearney Area Symphony Orchestra on   Tuesday, Dec. 6. They will perform Felix Mendelssohn’s There Shall aStar Come out of Jacob  and Adagio for Strings.  Kate Sabah, a student director, will conduct the orchestra for both musical selections.

“Kate is a graduating senior, who has earned every second on that stage,” Dr. Bauer said.

The group members are listed below, alphabetically by hometown:

Women’s Chorus:

Archer – Jody Neel
Auburn – Abigail Om
Axtell – Heather Colling
Bellevue – Valerie Nigro and Corrina Wright
Bladen – Ashley Timm
Blair – Teri Shepard
Blue Hill – Cammeron Premer
Broken Bow – Sara Geiser
Clay Center – Katelyn Scoville
David City – Ashley Kobza
Elm Creek – Megan Brestel
Gibbon – Jenna Johannsen, Shannon Mitchell and Cari Smyth
Harvard – Bridget Martin
Hastings – Brittany Davidson
Hershey – Christa Huebner
Kearney – Elizabeth Doxtator-Morenberg, Sarah Fritsche, Kimberly

Lexington – Courtney Klamm
Lincoln – Aimee Lozier, Jennifer Smith and Sarah Stefkovich
Madison – Kristie Bonner, Stacey Bonner and Stephanie Bonner
McCook – Christina Garretson and Megan Province
Merna – Shawna Anderson
Milford – Kendra Larsen
Miller – Roxanna Fees
Norfolk – Kimberly Anderson
North Bend – Amanda Klinzing
North Platte – Rebecca Coulter and Meghan Allison
Omaha – Alicia Webber
Ord – Alexandra Neeman and Chelsa Petska
Pickrell – Kylie Busboom
Seward – Katherine Bauer
Sidney – Amber Davis
Stuart – Kari Mitchell
Thedford – Rachel Fitzer
Wayne – Rachel Jensen and Sarah Jensen
Wood River – Sarah Uhrich

INTERNATIONAL

Men’s Chorus:

Amherst – Rex Bauer
Bellevue – Adam Hotchkiss
Columbus – Stephen Ingemansen
Hastings – Austin Howard
Holdrege – Zachary Nelson
Johnson Lake – Dillon Riley
Kearney – Joshua Palmer and Brent Roemmich
Minden – Jamison Christensen
North Platte – Zachary Powers
Palmer – David Dobson
Ponca – Chris Von Minden
Stuart – Cory Mitchell
Verdon – Dustin Johnson

Out of State
IOWA
             Council Bluffs – Joseph Andersen
LOUISIANA
             Baton Rouge – Anthony Ward

Choraleers

Albion – Adam Zrust
Bellevue – Adam Hotchkiss
Blair – Mai Shibahara
Broken Bow – Michael Crawford, Lance McKenney
and Jonathan Miller
Burwell – Hanna Thoene
Cambridge – Kirby Johnson
Columbus – Alex Ritter and Danielle Samler
Crawford – Tonya Reeves
Elgin – Kathryn Miller
Grand Island – Russtanna Faimon, Dan Korensky, Grant Pyper,
Matthew Rauert, Alicia Spelts and Rutheah Williams
Holdrege – Russell Crawford
Kearney – Sarah Anderson, Justin Bebb, Karah Brauer, Noah Feese,

Lincoln – Krista Petersen
McCook – Shawn Pfanstiel
Minden – Jamison Christensen
Naponee – Lindsay Schluntz
North Bend – Joseph Krula
North Platte – Michael Conley, Brette Covington

Ord – Benjamin Dennis, Chelsa Petska
Palmer – Mandy West
Scottsbluff – Clifford Holman
Sutherland – Nate Pearson
Wayne – Emily Brady, John Jensen and Jessica Murtaugh
York – Keith Duerksen

Out of State
IOWA
         Cedar Rapids – Corey Marz
         Red Oak – Suzanne Bochmann
LOUISIANA
         Baton Rouge – Anthony Ward

INTERNATIONAL
         Japan – Shinta Takehana and Keiko Yamaguchi

Collegium:

Broken Bow – Michael Crawford
Cambridge – Kirby Johnson
Grand Island – Dan Korensky and Rutheah Williams
Kearney – Justin Bebb, Karah Brauer, Nicole Freburg-Hoffmeister, Heidi

North Platte – Brette Covington
Ord – Benjamin Dennis
Sutherland – Nate Pearson
Wayne – Jessica Murtaugh
York – Keith Duerksen

Out of State

 LOUISIANA

             Baton Rouge – Anthony Ward