H-B Woodlawn Women's Camerata

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The H-B Woodlawn Women's Camerata was started in 2003 by Jeffery Benson, choral director at H-B Woodlawn Program in Arlington, Virginia. Women's Camerata was selected to perform at the Virginia Music Educators Association Convention commencing in November 2007.

Contents

[edit] Current members

[edit] Soprano I

  • Caroline Brent +
  • Hilary Grothman
  • Aurora Martin
  • Olivia Myers
  • Meredith Steen
  • Samantha Taggart
  • Miranda Webster
  • Susan Yousuf

[edit] Soprano II

  • Katy Christie
  • Miranda Fox
  • Lydia Fisher-Lasky
  • Ellis Greer Hooper +
  • Leslie Keller
  • Allie Malis
  • Daniella Olocco
  • Emily Silverberg
  • Samantha Sheahan
  • Alexandra Staeben
  • Tori Stempniewicz
  • Allison Walton

[edit] Alto I

  • Jamie Barr +
  • Hannah Boone
  • Veronica Elkinton
  • Emily George
  • Christine Kline
  • Molly MacQueen
  • Phoebe Rosen
  • Eva Simkin
  • Jennie Morgans

[edit] Alto II

  • Robin Gardiner
  • Caitlin Levine
  • Mahala Mitchell
  • Maggie Nice +
  • Elizabeth Nearing
  • Emily Schwartz
  • Emily Willard

+ denotes 2007-2008 section leader.

[edit] Selected Repertoire

[edit] 2007-2008

  • Five Hebrew Love Songs, Eric Whitacre
  • Wayfaring Stranger arr. Marvin
  • Overture to The Marriage of Figaro, Mozart ,arr. Howard Cable
  • Nò, Di Voi Non Vo' Fidarmi, Handel, arr. B.R. Henson
  • Hello, Girls, arr. Lloyd Pfautsch
  • Run Come See, arr. Stephen Hatfield

[edit] 2006-2007

  • Overture of Die Zauberflöte, Mozart
  • When I Close My Eyes
  • Songs Mein Großmama Sang
  • Ceremony of Carols, Benjamin Britten
  • Dies Irae, Z. Randall Stroope
  • Las Amarillas, Stephen Hatfield
  • A Tisket, A Tasket, arr. Ella Fitzgerald
  • If I Fell, The Beatles, arr. Mac Huff
  • Tis the Gift To Be Simple, arr. Alice Parker
  • Laughing and Shouting for Joy, duet from Cantata no. 15, J.S. Bach
  • O Music, David Brunner

[edit] 2005-2006

  • There is no Rose, Z. Randall Stroope
  • Sisters
  • Deep River
  • She Walks in Beauty
  • Mornings Innocent
  • Go Where I Send Thee
  • I Could Have Danced All Night
  • Broadway Ladies, a Medley
  • Thoroughly Modern Millie, Thoroughly Modern Millie

[edit] 2004-2005

[edit] 2003-2004

  • Music Down in My Soul
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