Arizona Masterworks Chorale Spring Concert
Rejoice in the Desert
Performance Schedule
Final Piano Rehearsal
Friday, May 15
SETUP CALL TIME: 6:45 PM
MUSIC REHEARSAL 7 to 9 PM
Church of the Epiphany, Tempe
Performance
Sunday, May 17 / 2 PM Call, 3 PM Downbeat
Church of the Epiphany, Tempe
Score Markups and Rehearsal Clips
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or audio/vdieo of a performance or a rehearsal clip
Page Content Last Updated April May 12, 2026
— AMC Pieces in concert order —
Composer: Benjamin Britten / Conductor: Darren Herring
Rejoice in the Lamb (Britten/Smart) [Unmarked] – Performance
Composer: Michael McCabe / Conductor: Darren Herring
A Radiant Mercy Softly Lies (McCabe) [Unmarked] Performance
Hymn to St. Cecilia (McCabe) [Unmarked]
Composer: Paul Sautter / Conductor: Ashlie Smith
Adoramus Te, Christe (Sautter) [Unmarked] – Performance
Composer: Kira Zeeeman Rugen / Conductor: Ashlie Smith
Atmosphere (Rugen) [Unmarked]
A Golden Thread (Rugen) [Unmarked]
Composer: MIchael Hegeman / Conductor: Ashlie Smith
French Text and Translation: [ Browser | PDF ]
Se la face ay pale (Hegeman/DuFay) Audio (MP3) / On You Tube
[Unmarked Score] – [Score with IPA]
Adieu ces bons vins de Lannoys (Hegeman/DuFay) Audio (MP3) / On YouTube
[Unmarked Score] – [Score with IPA]
La Belle se siet (Hegeman/DuFay) Audio (MP3) / On YouTube
[Unmarked Score] – [Score with IPA]
Composer: Darren Herring / Conductor: Darren Herring
O Sacrum Convivium (Herring) [Unmarked]
[ Tutti | Soprano | Alto | Tenor | Bass ]
How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place (Herring) [Unmarked]
[ Tutti | Soprano | Alto | Tenor | Bass ]
May the Lord Bless You and Keep You (Herring) [Unmarked]
NOTES ON THE HEGEMAN/DUFAY PIECES
The medieval French in pieces from Guilliame Du Fay is similar to contemporary standard French except for the “-ois”, “-oye”, and “-oir” endings which are all pronounced “we” [IPA] as in “way”, not “wa” as in “-wah” or “wer” as in “voir” = “vwer”.
This would include such words:
- Se la face ay pale : voudroye, voir, devoir, avoir, recevoir, douloir
- Adieu ces bons vins: Lannoys, bourgeois, galois, amoye, joye, vois, nois, pois, menoye, moy, fois, bois, voye.
- La belle se siet: moy, loyaus (lwe-o)
See the Interactive Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) chart.
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