Enjoy Leap Day with Resounding Achord and the West Valley College Concert Choir with this concert that celebrates the whimsy and fun of the extra day of the year.
Highlights include Elizabeth Alexander’s incredible “How to Sing Like a Planet,” Kevin Redrico’s spirited arrangement of Stevie Wonder’s “Superstition,” and past-favorite “Banquet Fugue,” by John Rutter.
Pure ImaginationKristina Nakagawa, conductor, Resounding Achord |
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Resounding Achord
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| How to Sing Like a Planet | Elizabeth Alexander | |
| All Star (As an English Madrigal) | Greg Camp, arr. N. Howe | |
| Cody Scott, conductor | ||
| For Elise (Not My Niece) | arr. Joseph Hasper | |
| Selene’s Boat | Don Macdonald | |
| Andrea White & Alissa Yang, duet Andrew Hathaway, vibraphone |
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| Satan Hates Music | Kirke Mechem | |
| Andrew Hathaway, conductor | ||
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West Valley College Concert Choir
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| Of Crows and Clusters | Norman Dello Joio | |
| Animal Crackers Vol. 1 | Eric Whitacre | |
| The Panther The Cow The Firefly |
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| Short People | Randy Newman, arr. Simon Carrington | |
| In Windsor Forest | Ralph Vaughan Williams | |
| Wedding Chorus (See the Chariot at Hand) | ||
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Combined Choirs
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| Banquet Fugue | John Rutter | |
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Resounding Achord
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| Superstition | Stevie Wonder, arr. Kevin Redrico | |
| Cody Scott, director & soloist | ||
| Love Poem | Paul Carey | |
| Da Coconut Nut | Ryan Cayabyab | |
| Albee Mabeza, soloist | ||
| Pure Imagination | arr. Matthew D. Nielsen | |
| Andrew Hathaway, conductor | ||
Pure Imagination