Tarleton Chamber Choir & Cross Timbers Civic Chorale come to St Paul's Church as part of their European Tour.

Programme:

O, Sing Joyfully - Adrian Batten 

Beati quorum via - C.V. Stanford 

Hark, I Hear the Harps Eternal - Arr. Alice Parker 

If Ye Love Me - Thomas Tallis

My God Is So High - Arr. Moses Hogan

Swing Down Chariot - Arr. André J. Thomas

Calling My Children Home - Arr. Troy D. Robertson

Will the Circle Be Unbroken - J. David Moore

No Ways Tired - Rollo Dilworth

The Gift to Be Simple - Bob Chilcott

Keep the Whole World Singing - Willis A. Diekema

Java Jive - Ben Oakland and Milton Drake

Love Is Here to Stay - arr. Mark Hayes

Across the Sea - The Wailin’ Jennys

Nyon Nyon - Jake Runestad

A Gaelic Blessing - John Rutter

John Tarleton founded Tarleton State University in 1899, and music has been a part of the university since that founding. For decades the Tarleton Chamber Choir has represented excellence in vocal performance. The Chamber Choir is comprised of students who hail from around the state of Texas and study a variety of subjects, from music to agricultural business to engineering. 

In past years Chamber Choir has toured abroad to Europe and Asia, including recent trips to Japan and China, and performed in Carnegie Hall's Stern Auditorium. The Cross Timbers Civic Chorale, founded by Herb Teat in 1979, is an essential part of Tarleton's musical family. Taking their places alongside Chamber Choir and University Singers, Stephenville community members of all ages come together each fall and spring to present masterworks in collaboration with guest musicians.

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Please note there are no public toilets on site, the nearest are located just outside the church on the Piazza.

Please note there is no set seating or this event. 

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