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Sounds of Hope Concert
St. John's Flushing Episcopal Church,
Queens, New York
December 12, 2009
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YouTube Presentation - |
Hereunder are YouTube postings on the above
"Sounds of Hope Concert" by Clifford Killip. [Muchas Gracias Clifford]
[After clicking on one of the URLs below and viewing the same, use your
back button to navigate to the other YouTube presentations.]
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Choir Members (Adults):
Front row, left to right: Lita Killip, Blandina Salvador,
Geraldine Lee, Shirley Ordonez, Linda Sucdad, Inez Saley, Evelyn Tampic,
Eva Abeya, Annabelle Marchadesch, Janice Gulian, Esperita Gulian.
Second row (ladies): Rachel Killip, Audrey Gulian,
Kathleen Passi, Cecillie Longid, Evelyn Montero, Leona Sagalla,
Valentina Salvador.
Last row: Camilo Nacatab, Bognay Domanas, Eddy Neil
Montero, Lambert Sagalla, Dave Gulian, Francis Killip, Roy Salvador, Brian Gulian.
Organist [not seen in picture]: Marjorie Laoyan Longid.
Choir Director: Mary Ann Dalde
For kids/youth members of
the choir, see:
For the title and authors of the songs presented during the
concert, see::
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Based on audience response during and after the performance, the
"Sounds of Hope" Concert was a resounding success. From a
review of the YouTube
postings, however, it is most likely that those who have critical ears
for music would say that the performance could still undergo lots of
improvements. The performance shortcomings can be traced partly
to poor lighting and acoustics. I am sure that these will be
addressed in video recordings of future concerts. More choir
practices and more male volunteer choir members can go a long way towards
producing a
superlative concert performance.It seems we have underestimated the
fund-raising capabilities of the Sounds of Hope concert. Only 500
tickets were produced hence, easily sold out. Next time we should
produce a thousand or more tickets.
At any rate, congratulations to
all the choir member, particularly the choir director, Mary Ann Dalde
and Organist, Marjorie Laoyan Longid. |
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For related articles on the above concert go to:
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St.
John's Episcopal Church