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“The them e of the pieces, ‘American folk

tunes and hymns’ provided a connection

w ith our heritage which allowed the

music to effortlessly come from our hearts.” _ ^ r pattye J Casarow Rich Swingle performing “After the Chariots”

Sarah Peterson

plays her cello at the

Christmas chapel.

The orchestra per­

formed a rousing

rendition of “Sleigh

Ride.” It made the

audience feel as if

they were actually on

a sleigh ride, com­

plete with horses and

sleigh bells.

Fine

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rts

P

rogram
s

The “three tenors”-

Mr. Vegter, Dr.

Ralston, and Mr.

An American Thanks­ The orchestra work­
Habing, perform at

giving was enjoyable ed hard to prepare
Maranatha Baptist

from the beginning. for the Thanksgiving
Many hours of Bible College in the
From the majestic, program. Everyone
Spring of 2004. They

“Come Thou Fount” combined their ef­ practice went performed songs

to the rollicking hoe- forts and talents to
into each of the from a number of

down “Cindy,” the make it a success. I genres, including op­ Shawna Penny plays

program highlighted think the program fine arts events. the flute for the pro­
era arias, show-

the students’ versa­ went very well. The last minute tunes, and sacred gram, An American

tility. -Dr. Casarow -Susan Aten Thanksgiving. “I en­
rehearsals and hymns. joyed the program.

adjustments required the performers There was a nice va­

riety in the songs
to be dedicated and hard-working.
they perform ed,”

Jaimi Mayo said.