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DESCRIPTION:UCR Department of Music\n\nHoliday Carillon Recital\n\nDavid Ch
 ristensen\, University Carillonneur\nRing in the season with traditional a
 nd popular holiday music played on UCR’s magnificent 48-bell carillon. A
 rrangements of traditional carols and holiday music from England\, Germany
 \, France\, Spain\, and the United States will be on the program that will
  last about one hour.\n\nDecember 14\, 2019\nSaturday\, 3:00 P.M.\nBell To
 wer\nFree and open to the public\n\nVideos\nTo view the video David Christ
 ensen: The Man Behind the Carillon\, click here.\n\nTo view a selection of
  carillon performances\, click here.\n\nDavid Christensen has been Univers
 ity Carillonneur at UC Riverside for 32 years and plays regular weekly con
 certs throughout the school year.  He has performed at many carillons thro
 ughout the United States and Canada\, including the University of Michigan
 \, University of Toronto\, UC Santa Barbara\, University of Chicago\, Long
 wood Gardens\, and Princeton University.  Mr. Christensen also gives instr
 uction in carillon and organ to UCR students.  Several compositions for or
 gan are published by the Kenwood Press.\n\nAbout the carillon\nHoused in t
 he bell tower\, the carillon is a musical instrument comprised of 48 magni
 ficent cast-bronze\, cup-shaped bells. The bells are arranged chromaticall
 y and precisely tuned so that several can be sounded harmoniously together
 . The bells are sounded by striking a series of wooden levers with the sid
 e of the hand or fingers and with the feet.\n\nInformation: (951) 827-3245
   performingarts@ucr.edu www.music.ucr.edu\n\nPROGRAM\n\n1. Christmas Conc
 erto\, Opus 3\, No. 12 - Francesco Manfredini (1688-1762)\nLargo          
                                        Arr. David Christensen\nPastorale\n
 \n2. O Thou Joyful Day - Sicilian Melody\, Arr. Richard von Grabow\n\n3. P
 relude in C Major from The Well-Tempered Clavier - Johann Sebastian Bach (
 1685-1750)\n\n4. Élévation - Alexandre Guilmant (1837-1911)\, Arr. David
  Christensen\n\n5. English Carols\nOnce in Royal David’s City - Henry J.
  Gauntlett (1805-1876)\, Arr. Milford Myhre\nGod Rest You Merry Gentlemen 
 - Arr. Ronald Barnes        \nO Come\, All Ye Faithful - Wade’s Cantus D
 iversi\, 1751\, Arr. Ronald Barnes\nCoventry Carol - Arr. Ronald Barnes\nT
 he Holly and the Ivy - Arr. Milford Myhre\nGreensleeves - Arr. Leen ’t H
 art\n\n6.  French Carols - Arr. David Christensen\nNoel Allemande - Louis 
 Couperin (1626-1661)\nAngels We Have Heard on High\nWhat is This Lovely Fr
 angrance?\nDing Dong! Merrily On High\n\n7.  Hanukkah\, O Hanukkah - Jewis
 h Melody\, Arr. David Christensen\n\n8.  German Carols\nLo\, How A Rose E
 ’er Blooming - Speier Gesanbuch\, Arr. Albert Gerken\nIn Dulci Jubilo - 
 Arr. Ronald Barnes\nAway in a Manger - Arr. Raymond Keldermans\n\n9.  A La
  Nanita Nana - Spanish Carol\, Arr. Raymond Keldermans\n\n10. Popular Holi
 day Songs\nRudolph\, The Red-nosed Reindeer - Johnny Marks (1909-1985)\nWh
 ite Christmas - Irving Berlin (1888-1989)\nFrosty the Snowman - Walter Rol
 lins (1906-1973) and Steve Nelson (1907-1981)\n\nView the Fall 2019 Season
  here .\n\nQuarterly carillon recitals are presented by the UCR Department
  of Music with the generous support of Friends of the Carillon.
LOCATION:UCR Bell Tower
SUMMARY:UCR Music - Holiday Carillon Recital
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