Thomas Lloyd

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Current positions:

Haverford College: Associate Professor of Music and Director of the Haverford/

Bryn Mawr Choral and Vocal Studies Program (1996-present)

- direct Haverford/Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers (32-voice touring concert choir)

- direct Haverford/Bryn Mawr Chorale (150-voice oratorio society)

- teach courses in conducting, vocal literature, German and French diction

- direct concert tours to Turkey, Ghana, Poland, Puerto Rico, Venezuela, Costa Rica

Bucks County Choral Society, Doylestown, PA: Artistic Director, beginning September 2000

- direct concert tours to Brazil, Russia, Estonia, Romania, Hungary, Slovenia

Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral: Director of Music (beginning 11/10)

- oversee all music programs, conduct the professional-based choir, and serve as Cantor

Education:

University of Illinois, Doctor of Musical Arts (choral conducting and literature), 1994

Yale School of Music, Master of Music (voice), 1979

Yale Divinity School, Master of Arts in Religion, 1978

Oberlin College Conservatory of Music, Bachelor of Music (bassoon), 1974

Presentations, publications, recordings:

(links to full texts available online at http://www.haverford.edu/music/faculty/lloyd.php )

Panel discussion leader: Yale International Choral Festival Symposium Choirs Transforming our World

http://www.yaleinternationalchoralfest.org - June 2012.

Article: Bringing Transformative Collaborations to Life (relating primarily to tour collaborations with

international choirs), Troubador (Newsletter of the ACDA Eastern Division, April 2011) and

ChorTeach (at http://acda.org/publications/chorteach; Summer 2011).

Guest lecturer: Yale University School of Music graduate conducting seminar leading a discussion of

performance practice issues in Bach s St. Matthew Passion, April 2011.

Subject of special column: Annette John-Hall, Amen for Racial Harmony, Philadelphia Inquirer,

June 8, 2010.

ACDA: Coordinator/Convener: first Community Choir Festival: Eastern Division Conference,

Philadelphia, February 2010 (as R&S Chair for Community Choirs, Eastern Division).

ACDA Panel Discussion convener: Do you hear what I hear? R&S chairs present what they hear

as quality in their genres Eastern Division Conference, Philadelphia, February 2010.

Article: New Community Choir Festival Yields Great Benefits, Troubador, April 2010, pp. 28-29;

http://www.acdaeast.org/newsletter.html .

Article: The Vocal Chamber Music of Hans G l, The American Choral Review, Volume 52, No. 1,

Winter/Spring 2010, published online at http://www.chorusamerica.org/publications.cfm#journals

CD review: Innovative new American sacred works: David Lang, the little match girl passion;

Phil Kline, John the Revelator; Kile Smith, Vespers; Choral Journal (February 2010).

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Presentations, publications, recordings (cont d):

(links to full texts available online at http://www.haverford.edu/music/faculty/lloyd.php )

ACDA Eastern Region Urban Initiative Concert at the African Episcopal Church of St. Thomas

in Philadelphia, on November 21, 2009. Directed the Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn

Mawr in a program shared with the Penn State University Essence of Joy choir (Tony Leach,

Director), the St. Thomas Chancel Choir (Jay Fluellen, Director), the Bright Hope Baptist Church

Celestial Singers (Donald Dumpson, Director), and the Clayton White Singers (Clayton White,

Director), including a performance my arrangement Camp Meeting with choreography by Bryn

Mawr Senior Lecturer in Dance Madeline Cantor.

NCCO Panel Discussion convener: Unique Challenges and Opportunities: Choral Programs

at Liberal Arts Colleges, National Collegiate Choral Association Conference,

Yale University, New Haven, CT, November 2009.

Book review: Andr Thomas, Way Over in Beulah Lan Understanding and Performing

the Negro Spiritual; for the Choral Journal, November, 2009, pp.71-74.

Article: The Revival of an early Crossover masterwork Duke Ellington s Sacred Concerts,

in the May 2009 issue of the Choral Journal.

Report on the IFCM 8th World Symposium, in the October 2008 issue of Troubador, the Newsletter

of the ACDA Eastern Division.

ACDA Interest Session presenter, with the Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges,

2008 Eastern Division Convention: Being true to the music and true to yourself: singing a

variety of music with authenticity without pretending to sound like a different of choir.

Book review: Chorus and Community, edited by Karen Ahlquist, for the Choral Journal (February 2008).

ACDA Panel Discussion convener Teaching Sacred Music in Secular Contexts Eastern Division

Convention, February 2006, New York City; transcript published in the Choral Journal,

March 2007.

Essay: Hope in the Unifying Language of Music: Teaching Sacred Music in a Secular Setting,

published in the online journal Constellation Spring 2005, of the Center for Progressive

Christianity; revised version published in Choral Journal, March 2007.

Feature article about the Bucks County Choral Society s Singing for Seniors program, founded by me in 2005;

in the Fall 2007 issue of the Voice of Chorus America.

Recording: Voices in Exile The Choral Music of Jean Berger and Hans G l, the Chamber Choir of the

Bucks County Choral Society (unpublished part songs of Hans G l and rarely performed

unaccompanied anthems of Jean Berger); distributed nationally by Classiquest, Sept. 2005.

Article: Shout all over God s heaven The survival of the Spiritual through dramatically chang-

ing social and musical contexts, the Choral Journal August 2004.

Recording: The Wishing Tree The Choral Music of Robert Maggio released by Albany

Records, Spring 2004; with the Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges

and the Bucks County Choral Society.

Article: Alternative Images for Helping Singers Connect to Their Breath Support in Warmups:

"Drawing-in the Tone" and "Breathless Breaths," Choral Journal 43:9 April 2003.

Extended Letter to the Editor on choice of repertoire following 9/11, Choral Journal 43:2

September 2002.

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Presentations, publications, recordings (cont d):

(links to full texts available online at http://www.haverford.edu/music/faculty/lloyd.php )

Article: When the Orchestra Arrives, Choral Journal 40:5 December 1999.

Article: Am I being followed? - Finding the Elusive Connection between Conductor and

Ensemble, presented at SUNY Buffalo conference The Preparation of Tomorrow s

Conductors V, 2/95; published in the Choral Journal 26:7 February 1996; same

article revised and reprinted at the request of the Journal of the Conductor s Guild

Winter/Spring 1998.

Dissertation: A Comparative Analysis of 18 Settings of Petrarch s Tutto l d piango;

e poi la notte, quando, University of Illinois, 1994.

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Compositions and Arrangements

links to scores and recordings available at

http://www.haverford.edu/music/faculty/Lloyd/Thomas_Lloyd_annotated_dossier.php

Fatherly Reflections (Karl Kirchwey) for solo voice and piano; commissioned by Lyric Fest of

Philadelphia and first performed by Richard Troxell, tenor and Laura Ward, piano, First Presbyterian

Church in Philadelphia, November 21, 2010.

Fellowship of Miracles (Henri Nouwen) for SATB choir and organ; commissioned for the installation of

Rev. Judith Sullivan as fourth Dean of the Philadelphia Cathedral, on October 17, 2010, performed by the

Church of the Redeemer Choir, Michael Diorio, director.

Camp Meeting (Down in the River to Pray / Shout all over God s Heaven), for SSATTBB choir; first

performed at the ACDA Urban Initiative Festival, St. Thomas African Episcopal Church, Philadelphia,

November 21, 2009.

Pied Beauty, for SATB choir, text by Gerard Manley Hopkins, first performed October 4, 2008 at the

inauguration of Jane McAuliffe as President of Bryn Mawr College.

Sojourn, for SATB choir and four violins, text by Einstein, for the inauguration of Stephen Emerson

as 13th President of Haverford College, October 6, 2007.

Jubilant Intimations, for SATB choir and organ, relating the plainsong Pange lingua with the Znammeny

chant Slava vishnich Bogu and text Walt Whitman s Song of Myself; first performance June 3, 2008 with

the Bucks County Choral Society, Eric Plutz organ, Trinity Lutheran Church, Lansdale, PA and on tour to

Hungary, Romania, and Slovenia, July 2007.

Stan Still Jordan Egbe Nukopowo arrangement of an African-American spiritual juxtaposed with a

traditional Ewe melody from Ghana, for SATB choir and traditional percussion. First performed by the

Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges in Fall 2006 as part of their Ghana tour program;

also performed by the PMEA District 12 High School Festival Choir in January 2007; published in 2009

by Alliance Music Publishers.

The Spirit Moves in Marvelous Ways Ode to Ellington, for SATB choir and jazz quartet; first

performances with the Chamber Choir of the Bucks County Choral Society and the Eric Mintel Jazz

Quartet, December 2005, Doylestown, PA; also performed by the Moravian College Jazz Ensemble and

Chorus, Neil Wetzel, director, 2006.

The World is Too Much with Us, (Wordsworth) for SATB choir, horn, and piano; commissioned by

Unionville (PA) High School, Jason Throne, director and first performed there May 2005.

Of the Father's Love Begotten / I Heard the Bells on Christmas Day, for SATB choir, harp, string quintet;

first performances with the Bucks County Choral Society, December 2004, Doylestown, PA.

Henri Busser, "Le Sommeil de l'Enfant Jesus," for solo voice, harp, violin: solo part re-arranged for

SATB choir; first performances with the Bucks County Choral Society, December 2004, Doylestown.

Leaves of Grass / Ode to America, (Whitman) for SSAATTBB choir unaccompanied; first performances

by the Bucks County Choral Society June 2004, in Doylestown, PA, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Tallinn,

Estonia; with Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges in Poland, May 2005.

O Come, O Come Emmanuel, processional arrangement for SATB choir unaccompanied; first performed

by the Bucks County Choral Society, December 2001 in Doylestown, PA.

Immensity Cloistered in Thy Dear Womb (Donne) for SSAATTBB choir and brass quintet; first

performed by the Bucks County Choral Society, December 2003 in Doylestown, PA.

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Concert tours and collaborations organized and directed (programs available on request):

Haverford/Bryn Mawr Chamber Singers (all tours included community service projects)

- 2010: Turkey concerts in Ankara, Eskiseher, Istanbul, shared with the university choirs of

Middle East Technical University, Anadolu University, and Bogazici University.

- 2007: Ghana concerts in Accra, Cape Coast, and Kumasi, shared with the Amaneresu Youth

Choir, Francis Adjei, director; the Tema Youth Choir, Ebenezer Allotey, director, and the

Presbyterian, Methodist, and Baptist Youth Choirs of Cape Coast., Nathaniel Crentsil, director.

- 2006: Puerto Rico concerts in San Juan and Ponce with Coro Universidad Interamericana de

Puerto Rico, Angel Mattos, Director and the Coro Pontificia Universidad Cat lica de Puerto Rico

Rub n Col n-Tarrats, Director

- 2005: Poland concerts in Poznan and Warsaw, including shared concert with the Adam

Mickiewicz University Academic Choir directed by Jacek Sykulski

- 2003: Costa Rica concerts in San Jose, St. Helena, and Arenal, including two concert in

collaboration with the Choir of the Municipal Youth Symphony of Cartago and the Chamber

Choir of Alajuelita, both choirs conducted by Patricia Valverde

- 1998: Caracas, Venezuela, including collaborative performances with Maria Guinand and the

Orfeon of Simon Bolivar University including a performance of Kasar mie la gahi with

composer Alberto Grau

- 1997 and 2001: Boston, 1999 Washington (including Millennium Stage Series at the Kennedy

Center), 2000 New York, 2002 Nashville (shared concert with Fisk Jubilee Singers directed by

Paul Kwami)

- collaborative concerts at Haverford College with the Choir of the University of Puerto Rico,

directed by Carmen Acevedo (1997) and the Howard University Choir, directed by J. Weldon

Norris (2001)

Bucks County Choral Society

- July 2009: tour to Brazil in collaboration with Singing City choir, Jeffrey Brillhart, conductor;

shared concerts with the Coral dos Canarinhos de Petr polis directed by Marco Aur lio Lischt,

the Juiz de Fora University Choir directed by Andr Pires, the Ouro Preto University Choir

directed by Ed sio de Lara Melo.

- July 2007: tour to Hungary, Romania, Slovenia, including collaborative performances with

the MOM Bela Bartok Choir, Irene Zongor, director, in Budapest, Hungary, and the Corala

Memorial Choir of Timisoara, Alexander Cretescu, director, in Romania.

- June 2004: tour to Tallinn (to sing in the Estonian Song Fest), and St. Petersburg, including

collaborative performances with the Estonia Seltsi Segakoor, directed by Heli J rgenson in

Tallinn and the choirs of the Musical College of St. Petersburg

Hamilton College Choir

1995: Washington, Baltimore, Columbia, SC, Atlanta, Chapel Hill, Richmond (a shared

concert with the Virginia Union University Choir)

1996: Cleveland, Indianapolis, Chicago, Cincinnati, Buffalo, Toronto

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Previous conducting positions:

Hamilton College (Clinton, NY) Visiting Assistant Professor of Music

Acting Director of Choirs 7/94 to 7/96

Acting Director of Orchestra 1/96 to 7/96

Riverside Symphonia (professional chamber orchestra in Lambertville, NJ)

annual concerts with Bucks County Choral Society since 2001

guest conductor, December 2001: 3 subscription and 1 children s concert

Abington (PA) Symphony Orchestra: Interim Director, 1998-1999

Illinois Opera Theater, Assistant Conductor: 1993-1994 season, including conducting

performances of Hansel and Gretel and The Aspern Papers (Argento)

Cornerstone Chorale and Chamber Orchestra, New York City

Founding Music Director: (beginning 1990)

Church Choir Director:

First Presbyterian Church of Urbana, IL, 1992-1994

Central Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), Danville, IL, 1991-1992

Lutheran Church of Our Saviour s Atonement (ELCA), New York, NY 1988-91

Yale Divinity School and Berkeley Divinity School, worship music leader,

including collaboration with Henri Nouwen, 1974-1976

Major Teachers

Conducting: Don V. Moses (U of I), Paul Vermeil (U of I), Chester Alwes (U of I),

Fred Stoltzfus (U of I), Gustav Meier (ASO workshops), Daniel Lewis (ASO workshops),

Karl Melles (Salzburg), Kenneth Moore (Oberlin), James Yannatos (Tanglewood)

Voice: Nicholas DiVirgilio, Mignon Dunn, Ellen Repp, Phyllis Curtin, Joan Heller

Vocal Repertoire: John Wustman, Martin Katz, Margo Garrett, Samuel Sanders,

Graham Johnson, Peter Pears, Ryan Edwards

Baroque performance: James Caldwell and Robert Willoughby (Oberlin), Albert Fuller (Yale)

20th Century extended techniques: Arthur Weisberg (Yale), Kenneth Moore (Oberlin),

Trevar Wishart (Electric Phoenix workshop at the U of I)

Bassoon and piano: ten years private study on each with various teachers

Summer festival study

Blossom Festival (Cleveland Orchestra) - Orchestral Fellow (bassoon)

(including performances in the Schoenberg Woodwind Quintet and Stravinsky

Renard under Pierre Boulez and the Haydn Creation under Robert Shaw)

Salzburg Festival (Austria) - orchestral conducting seminar, Karl Melles, Director

(selected by audition to be active participant, and then to perform on final concert)

Berkshire Music Center, Tanglewood

Vocal Fellow, three seasons (performances with the Tanglewood Festival Chorus

under Leonard Bernstein, Colin Davis, Seiji Ozawa, Klaus Tennstedt);

Boston University Young Artists Program (bassoonist), two seasons.

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Youth and Children s choirs directed in collaborative performances or as clinician

PMEA District 12 High School Choir

Bel Canto Children s Chorus, Red Hill, PA, Joy Ondra Hirokawa, Director

Bucks County (PA) PMEA All-County Honors Choir

Central Bucks (PA) East Concert Choir, Scott Teschner, Director

Central Bucks (PA) West Women s Choir, Joseph Ohrt, Director

Coventry (RI) High School Chamber Choir, Brad DeGraide, Director

Dover Sherborn Regional High School Chorus, Todd Beckham, Director

Haverford Middle School Seventh Heaven Choir, Seth Gardner, Director

Joel Barlow High School Chamber Choir, Redding, CT - Amy Christman, Director

Liverpool (NY) High School Concert Chorale, Catherine Osinski, Director

Main Line (PA) Reform Temple Children s Choir, Marshall Portnoy, Cantor

Oneida (NY) High School Concert Choir, Jeffrey Welcher, Director

Pennsbury (PA) Treble Chorus, Elizabeth Hohwieler, Director

Pennsylvania Youth Chorale, Eileen Finley, Director

Plumstead (PA) Christian Chamber Choir, Janet Fryling, Director

Temple Shalom, Broomall (PA) Children s Choir, Patricia Kaplan, Cantor

Whitesboro (NY) High School Chamber Singers, Raymond Larzelere, Director

William Tennant (PA) Madrigal Singers, Tyrone Dinkins, Director

Young Singers of Pennsylvania, Patricia Guth, Director

Professional Panel Positions:

American Choral Directors Association, Eastern Region Board of Directors

Repertoire and Standards Chair for Community Choirs (2008-2010 term)

International Federation for Choral Music, Conductors without Borders Project,

Ghana pilot project committee (2008-2009).

Lyric Fest, Philadelphia (professional song recital series) Board of Directors (2008-2011 term)

New Jersey Council on the Arts (2005, 2006)

Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (2002)

Major grants and awards:

Leadership Philadelphia (Knight Foundation/WHYY) selected as a Creative Connector one of

seventy-six arts leaders in theater, music, dance, and fine arts (the only choral musician honored)

from over 3,000 nominations received http://www.newsworks.org/index.php/creative-connectors-

list/item/27299-lloyd-thomas

Philadelphia Music Project - $30,000 grant to the Bucks County Choral Society for a 30th anniversary

commission project (BCCS only first-time winner in 2002): Rachel and her Children

Small Hands, Relinquish All music by Robert Maggio; libretto compiled by T. Lloyd

1993 Student Conducting Awards - First Prize Winner: Graduate Division,

American Choral Directors Association National Convention, San Antonio, Texas

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Major choral, orchestral, and choral-orchestral works conducted in performance

Argento, The Aspern Papers Humperdinck, Hansel and Gretel

Bach, Cantata 140 (complete, staged)

Bach, Magnificat Libby Larsen, Missa Gaia

Bach, Mass in B Minor (twice) Morten Lauridsen Lux Aeterna

Bach, St. Matthew Passion James MacMillan Magnificat and

Bach, Suite No. 3 for orchestra Nunc Dimitis

Beethoven, Symphony No. 9 Robert Maggio, Rachel and her Children

Beethoven, Missa Solemnis (2008) Small Hands, Relinquish All (premiere)

Berlioz, Rakozy March Martinu, Rhapsody-Concerto for viola

Berlioz, Requiem (2008) (George Myers, viola)

Bernstein, Chichester Psalms Mendelssohn, Elijah (3 times)

Bloch, Avodath Hakodesh (Sacred Service) Robert Moran Agnus Dei and

Britten, Rejoice in the Lamb Ite Missa Est (3/04)

Britten, Serenade for tenor, Mozart, Concerto for Horn No. 4, K. 495

horn and strings, op. 31 (Scott Brubaker, horn)

Bolcom, Ragomania Mozart, Great Mass in C, K. 427

Brahms, Ein Deutsches Requiem (3 times) Mozart, Requiem (3 times, incl. Levin ed.)

Brahms, Schicksalslied Mozart, Serenade No. 10 for 13 wind

Bruckner, Mass No. 1 in D minor instruments, K. 361

Bruckner, Mass No. 2 in E minor Mozart, Symphony No. 40

Carissimi, Jephthe Opera Choruses and Arias (from Aida,

Charpentier, Messe de Minuit pour Noel Boris Godunov, Carmen, Cavalleria

Andrea Clearfield, The Golem Psalms Rusticana, Der Freisch tz,

Randolph Coleman, Carrefour Die Meistersinger, Don Carlo, Fidelio,

David Conte Elegy for Matthew Herodiade, Lohengrin, Macbeth,

(Philadelphia premier, composer present) Nabucco, Prince Igor, Tender Land)

Corelli, Christmas Concerto Orff, Carmina Burana (three times)

Corigliano, Fern Hill Rachmaninoff, All Night Vigil (complete)

Daniel-Lesur, Messe du Jubil Respighi, Laud to the Nativity

John Davison, O Emmanuel Schubert, Mass in G

DeBlasio, The Best Beloved William Schuman, New England Triptych

von Dittersdorf, Sinfonia Concertante Sch tz, Musicalisches Exequien

Durufl, Requiem Dov Seltzer, Lament to Yitzhak Requiem

Dvorak, Symphony No. 8 for a Leader (Phila. prem.)

Dvorak, Symphony No. 9 Shostakovich, Symphony No. 9

Elgar, The Music Makers Stravinsky, Symphony of Psalms (twice)

Ellington, Sacred Concerts (1,2,3) Tchaikowsky, Symphony No. 5

Faur, Requiem (twice) Michael Tippett, A Child of Our Time

Gershwin, Rhapsody in Blue Vaughan Williams,Dona Nobis Pacem

Handel, Alexander s Feast Vaughan Williams, Hodie

Handel, Israel in Egypt Verdi, Requiem (twice)

Handel, Messiah (three times) Verdi, Stabat Mater

Lou Harrison, Mass to St. Anthony Wagner, Siegfried Idyll

Haydn, The Creation (3 times) Webern, Konzert, op 24

Orchestras contracted for these performances included the Syracuse Symphony (NY), Riverside

Symphonia (NJ), Abington Symphony (PA), and students from the orchestras of the Philadelphia Opera

Company, Delaware Symphony, Curtis Institute of Music and the Esther Boyer College of Music at

Temple University. List of orchestral literature performed in 10 years as a bassoonist at Tanglewood,

Blossom, Oberlin, and with the Utica (NY) Symphony available on request.

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Partial list of choral chamber repertoire performed

Aguiar - Salmo 150 Chilcott - The Modern Man I sing

Alberti - Compadre Pedro Juan Cloud - My Good Lord's Done Been Here

Amu - Akwaaba Dwom (Ghana) Copland - In the Beginning

Annan Nhyira (Ghana) Copland - Lark

Bach - Motet VI, BWV 230 Davidson - I will lift mine eyes unto the hills

Bainton And I saw a new heaven Davidson - Psalm 121

Barber Reincarnations Dawson - Ain' a that good news!

Bennet Weep, O mine eyes Dawson - Behold the Star!

Berger, Jean Arise, Shine Dawson - Ezekiel Saw the Wheel

Berger, Jean - How Beautiful Upon the Dawson - Soon-ah will be done

Mountains Dawson - Steal Away

Berger, Jean I will be with thee Dawson - There is a balm in Gilead

Berger, Jean Lift up your eyes on high Debussy Trois Chansons

Berger, Jean Magnificat Dett - Let us cheer the weary traveler

Berger, Jean Thank ye the Lord Dett - Listen to the lambs

Berger, Jean The eyes of all wait upon Thee Durufle - Ubi Caritas

Bernstein/Page Make our Garden Grow Durufle - Tantum Ergo

Bernstein/Page The Best of all Possible Dvorak Songs of Nature (in Czech)

Worlds Elgar - Love's tempest

Biebl - Ave Maria Elgar - My Love Dwelt in a Northern Land

Billings - When the Lord turn'd Again Elgar - The fountain

Bingen - O Eterne Deus Estevez - Mata del anima sola

Blege - Egbe Enye Dzidzo Nkeke (Ghana) Estrada - En Mi Viejo San Juan

Bor Regresso al Mar (Puerto Rico) Farrow - Deep River

Brahms Der Falke Farrow - My Lord, What a Mornin'

Brahms - Fahr Wohl Favero - Te Quiero

Brahms - O susser Mai Ferko Festival of Carols

Brahms Nachtwache I and II Ferko - Laus Trinitati from

Bright I hear a voice a-prayin The Hildegard Motets

Britten - A Ceremony of Carols Gabrieli, G. - Magnificat

Britten A Hymn to the Virgin Gabrieli, G. - O Magnum Mysterium

Britten Flower Songs G l, Hans - An Epitaph

Britten - Hymn to St. Cecilia G l, Hans - Hymn to Diana

Brown - Wake me up, Lord G l, Hans - Invocation

Bruckner - Ave Maria G l, Hans Love will find out the way

Bruckner - Locus iste a Deo factus est G l, Hans - Madrigal

Bruckner Virga Jesse Floruit G l, Hans Phillida and Corydon

Burleigh - My lord what a mornin' G l, Hans - To Sleep

Burt - Jesu Parvule G l, Hans To Spring

Burt/Hutson - Some Children See Him Gavilan - El guayaboso

Burt/Hutson - The Star Carol Gibbons - The silver swan

Buxtehude Magnificat Gjelo - Sanctus

Byrd Ave Verum Corpus Grau - Caramba

Byrd - Sing Joyfully Grau - Kasar mie la gaji

Byrd Though Amaryllis Dance in Green Graves - How can I keep from singing

Cacioppo - Canti indigeni nordamericani Gretchaninoff- Salva v vishnih bogu

Carissimi - Historia di Jephte Guillaume Kalinda

Charpentier - Messe de Minuit pour Noel Gutierrez - Alma Llanera

Chesnokov Blagoslovi, Dushe Moya Gyasi - Dinpa sen Ahonya (Ghana)

Chesnokov Spaseniye Sodelal Hairston - Hold On!

Chilcott - Christmas Day 1666

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Partial list of choral chamber repertoire performed (cont d)

Hall - The Fiddler of Dooney Higdon Deep in the Night

Higdon - Amazing grace Hill, Jackson Love is Life

Hogan The Battle of Jericho Mendelssohn - Frohlokket ihr Volker auf Erde

Hogan - Climbin' up the Mountain Mendelssohn - Heilig

Hogan - De Blin' man stood on de road an' cried Mendelssohn - Herr Gott, du bist unsre Zuflucht

Hogan - Didn't my lord deliver Daniel? Mendlessohn Hora est (4 choirs)

Hogan - Elijah Rock! Mendelssohn - Jauchzet dem Herrn, alle Welt

Hogan - Glory, Glory to the Newborn King Mendelssohn Richte mich, Gott

Hogan I m gonna sing til the spirit moves in Mendelssohn T rkisches Schenkenlied

my heart Messiaen - O Sacrum Convivium

Hogan - My soul's been anchored in the Lord Milhaud - Les deux Cites

Holst - I love my love Monteverdi - A un giro sol de' begl'occhi lucenti

Holst - In the Bleak Midwinter Monteverdi - Volgea l'anima mia Soavemente

Howells A Spotless Rose Moore - Daniel, Daniel, servant of the lord

Howells Hymnus Paradisum Nestor Rorate caeli desuper

Howells Like as the Hart Neswick I will set His Dominion over the Sea

Howells O Pray for the Peace of Jerusalem Ndo Dumdefo (Ghana)

Ippolitov-Ivanov - Cherubic Hymn Noble - Las Mananitas

Ireland - The Hills Ockeghem - Alma Redemptoris Mater

Ives - Psalm Sixty-seven Orban Agnus Dei

Jacques - The Holly and the Ivy Palestrina Lauda Sion

Janequin - Les cris de Paris Palestrina - Tu es petrus

Johnson Ain t Got Time to Die Parker - Hark, I hear the harps eternal

Johnson - Elijah Rock Parsons Ave Maria

Johnson - I've been 'buked Pearsall - In dulci jubilo

Josquin Ave Maria/Virgo Serena Poulenc - Exultate Deo

Josquin (attr.) - Dominus Regnavit Poulenc Quatre motets pour le temps de noel

Josquin Nymphes des Bois Praetorius - Low, How a rose

Joubert - There is no rose of such virtue Puerling A Nightingale Sang in Berkeley

Kalinnikov - Svjetje tihi Square

Kastalsky Svjetje tihi Puerling - Michelle

Kern (Ringwald) - All the things you are Rachmaninoff All-Night Vigil (complete)

Kirkpatrick - Away in a Manger Ramsey - How are the mighty fallen

Kodaly Esti Dal Ramsey - Sleep, Fleshly Birth

Kodaly - Matra Pictures Ramsey - Wilt Thou Unkind Now Leave me?

Kodaly Missa Brevis Richards (arr). Let it Snow

Lang The Little Match Girl Passion Robinovitch Prayer before Sleep

(Phila. premier-12/09) (Talmud Suite)

Lasso - Cum essem parvulus Rorem - The Miracle

Lasso - O Occhi, Manza Mia Rossi - Ein Keloheinu

L te - Laul r mule (Estonia) Rubino (arr.) A Quiet Place (for Take Six)

Leighton Lully, lulla, thou little tiny child Saar Laulik (Estonia)

Leontovich - Carol of the Bells Sakyi Bra Israel Nyame (Ghana)

Levine Lo V chayil Sakyi - Mafa Jesu (Ghana)

Lloyd - Leaves of Grass/Ode to America Sarapik Rukkivihund rehe all (Estonia)

Lloyd (arr.) - O Come, O Come Emmanuel Sch tz Das Wort ward Fleisch

Lloyd (arr.) - Swing low, Sweet chariot Sch tz - Deutches Magnificat 1671

Maggio - The wishing Tree Sch tz - Musicalische Exequien

Magi - Vaikne Lauluke Sch tz - Selig sind die Toten

Mattson - More I cannot wish you Shaw - Coventry Carol

MaultsBy Strong and Graceful Oaks Shchedrin The Sealed Angel

(jazz requiem) (Phil. premier 2009)

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Partial list of choral chamber repertoire performed (cont d)

Smith - Ride the chariot!

Sondheim - Not a day goes by (medley, arr. Page)

Stanford Arise, Shine

Sun, Muammer (Turkey) several arrangements

Susa Carols and Lullabies

Sviridov Arise, Timid One (in Russian)

Swan - Blessed is he

Sweelinck Hodie Christus Natus Est

Sweelinck - Or sus, serviteurs du Seigneur

Swingle/Bach Organ Fugue

Swingle/Bach Et Resurrexit

Swingle/Bach Liebster Jesu, wir sind hier

Sykulski - Goralu, Czy ci nie zal

Sykulski - Zbojnicki

Tallis - Hear the voice and Prayer

Tallis Spem in Alium

Tarratts Piel Canella (Puerto Rico)

Taverner Dum Transisset Sabbatum (II)

Taverner - Mater christi

Thomas - Rockin' Jerusalem

Thompson Alleluia

Thompson - Miye Gbomo Ko (Ghana)

Tobias Like as the Hart (Estonia)

Tomkins - Too much I once lamented

Torme/Wells - Christmas song

Tye Give Almes of they goods

Vaughan Williams Three Shakespeare Songs

Vaughan Williams - Just as the tide was flowing

Vaughan Williams Mystical Songs

Vaughan Williams - The lover's Ghost

Vaughan Williams - Wassail Song

Victoria - Ave Maria

Victoria - O Magnum Mysterium

Victoria - Vere Languores nostros

Wagner, Melinda Ancient Music

Walton - Set me a seal upon thine heart

Warlock Bethlehem Down

Weelkes - Hark all ye lovely saints above

Whitacre Water Night

Wilbye - Adieu sweet Amarillis

Willcocks - I saw three ships

Work II - Rise, Shine for thy light is A-coming

Zuniga - Amor de temporada

Thomas Lloyd

Performance experience as a singer

Solo recitals:

Lyric Fest (professional recital group), with Laura Ward. piano, First Presbyterian Church,

Philadelphia, and Haverford College October 2009 (piano four-hands program).

Haverford Music and Conversation Series, with Richard Stone, lute and Matthew Bengtson,

fortepiano (Strozzi, D India, Monteverdi, Purcell, Berlioz, Schubert), November 3, 2006.

Lyric Fest (professional recital group), with Laura Ward. piano, First Presbyterian Church,

Philadelphia, and Haverford College January 2006 (Faur and Mozart).

Davidsbund Chamber Players, Ethical Society of Philadelphia, October 4, 1998,

Vaughan Williams, On Wenlock Edge

Haverford College, faculty quartet recital, September 18, 1998

Hamilton College, faculty solo recital, November 4, 1995 (Monteverdi, Purcell,

Schumann, Lizst sTre Sonnetti di Petrarca, and Messiaen s Chants de Terre et de Ciel)

Complete Schubert Song Recital Series (John Wustman, U. of Illinois), March 1992

Cornerstone Center Concert Series (New York), Die Sch ne M llerin, May 1989

Gay Men s Health Crisis (New York), May 1989

Interchurch Center (New York) Noontime Recital Series, 1987

Trinity Church (New York) Noontime Recital Series, 1987

Trinity Church Concerts to Go at various nursing homes, 1987

Association for Opera Awareness: Rutgers Church, New York, series of 3 recitals 1983-4

Association for Opera Awareness: Bloomfield, New Jersey Arts Center, 1983

Riverside Church Concert Series Concert Series (New York), 1983

Westminster Choir College (Princeton, NJ) 2 faculty recitals: 1979, 1980

New Haven (CT) Church of the Redeemer Concert Series, 1979

Yale School of Music: four complete degree recitals, 1976-1979

Yale Divinity School: complete recital, 1976

Performances of major choral works (*as soloist):

Bach *Cantatas 21,63,101,140, 17 Haydn *Paukenmesse (with

Bach *Magnificat Harler, Mend.Club of Phil.)

Bach St. John Passion Haydn *Creation

Baraqu *Le Temps Restitu (Schuller, BMC) Liszt Faust Symphonie

Beethoven Missa Solemnis Mendelssohn *Elijah

Beethoven Symphony No. 9 Monteverdi *1610 Vespers

Beethoven Mass in C Mozart *Requiem,

Berlioz Requiem Mozart Solemn Vespers(K329,331)

Carissimi *Jonah Arvo P rt *Passio (Pilate)

Cherubini Requiem Saint-Sa ns *Christmas Oratorio

Dubois *Seven Last Words of Christ Schoenberg Gurre-Lieder

Dvorak *Stabat Mater (with Rattle, Phila. Orch.)

Elgar The Dream of Gerontius Sch tz *Musicalisches Exequien

Handel *Acis and Galatea (Damon) Stainer *The Crucifixion

Handel *Messiah Stravinsky *Les Noces,

Handel *Solomon (Zadok) Stravinsky Symphony of Psalms

Complete opera roles performed:

Argento, Postcard from Morocco (Lyric Tenor) Ravel, L heure Espagnole (Torquemada)

Beeson, Hello Out There (the Husband) Respighi, Sleeping Beauty (Doctor)

Britten, Albert Herring (Albert) Rossini, Il Barbiere di Siviglia (Almaviva)

Britten, Peter Grimes (Horace Adams) Verdi, Falstaff (Fenton)

Mozart, Die Entf hrung (Belmonte) Verdi, Rigoletto (Duke)

Mozart, L oca del Cairo (Calandrino) Verdi, Stiffelio (Raffaele)

Puccini, Gianni Schicchi (Rinuccio)

Opera apprenticeship: Des Moines Metro Opera: 1980

Voice teaching: Yale School of Music: 1976-1979; Westminster Choir College: 1979-1981

Thomas Lloyd

CD Recordings Produced:

- Voices in Exile The Choral Music of Jean Berger and Hans G l, the Chamber Choir of the Bucks

County Choral Society (unpublished part songs of Hans G l and rarely performed unaccompanied

anthems of Jean Berger); distributed nationally by Classiquest.; American Record Guide:

Emotionally, they're right on target, plumbing the spiritual depths of songs like Berger's Eyes of All

and Gal's To Sleep with all the intensity one could wish for.

- Everyman Prays in His Own Language Selections from Duke Ellington s Sacred Concerts; with the

Bucks County Choral Society, the Eric Mintel Jazz Quartet, DeVonne Gardner, soprano, and the 2nd

Baptist Church of Doylestown Mass Choir, Esther Dinkens, Director; recorded live in concert,

October 2005.

- The Wishing Tree The ChoralMusic of Robert Maggio (Albany Records, 2004): the Chamber

Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges: The Wishing Tree; the Bucks County Choral

Society, Pennsylvania Youth Chorale, Suzanne DuPlantis, mezzo soprano, and wind ensemble:

Rachel and her Children Small Hands, Relinquish All

- Live in Concert! 2005 Poland Tour Concert in Philharmonic Hall, Poznan, the Chamber Singers of

Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges, with the Adam Mickiewicz University Academic Choir, Jacek

Sykulski, Director.

- In Dulci Jubilo Selections from the Annual Holiday Concerts, 2000-2003, The Chamber Singers of

Haverford and Bryn Mawr Colleges.

- Glory on High! - Highlights from the Bucks County Choral Society s Annual Festival of Christmas

Music Concerts.

- Romantic Mysticism Live at Czestochowa BCCS, Jeffrey Brillhart, organ, Jason Switzer, baritone

(anthems by Howells, Bainton; Vaughan Williams Mystical Songs, Faur Requiem.

- Rachmaninoff, All Night Vigil Live at Czestochowa Bucks County Choral Society.

- Ride the Chariot A pilgrimage to the heart of the Spiritual - Chamber Singers of Haverford and

Bryn Mawr Colleges - spirituals of William H. Smith, John Work, Harry T. Burleigh, R. Nathaniel

Dett, Undine S. Moore, Hall Johnson, William Dawson, Larry Farrow, Jester Hariston, Moses Hogan,

and Jennifer Higdon.

- The Voice of Wonder (Christmas album) Bucks County Choral Society.

- Dumedefo! Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr (title song unpublished music from

Ghana; includes music of Byrd, Rossi, Taverner, Mendelssohn, Kalinnikov, Ireland, Elgar, Grau,

spirituals, and Britten s Hymn to St. Cecilia.

- Te Quiero, Venezuela Chamber Singers of Haverford and Bryn Mawr Venezuela tour concert.

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