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A
Child is Born
Sunday, 23.December 2018
1:00 to 2:00 PM
First Church of Christ, Scientist, Edmonton
10810 100 Avenue
Free Admission
On
Sunday, December 23, 2018, First Church of Christ, Scientist,
Edmonton presented its annual musical celebration of
Christmas.
The
hour-long event began with a short concert presented by
the musicians of the church, Judith Richardson,
soprano and Kirk Kryvenchuk,
piano and organ. This year's musical guests included Janet
Smith, soprano; Shona Mitchell,
flute; Carolyn Lambert soprano;
Luba Lubinskyb, soprano; and John
Lambert, baritone. The First Church Vocal
Ensemble also performed and included baritones
Paul Cachia and Simon Lambert.
Following
the concert the audience joined the performers for a carol
sing-along. Refreshments were served before and after
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Program
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O
Come, O Come Emmanuel - Latin 9th Century: translated;
John M. Neale & Henry S. Coffin; arranged: Lani Smith
& Kirk Kryvenchuk
First Church Vocal Ensemble with Shona
Mitchell, flute
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When
a Child is Born - Fred Jay & Zocar; arranged:
Kirk Kryvenchuk
Carolyn Lambert with Shona Mitchell,
flute
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Abendsegen
(Evening Prayer) from Hänsel und Gretel
- Engelbert Humperdinck
Judith Richardson, Janet Smith, Luba Lubinsky, Carolyn
Lambert
- Walking
in the Air
- Howard Blake
Judith Richardson & Carolyn Lambert
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On
This Still, Silent Night (Still, Still, Still
& Stille Nacht) - Laura Farnell
John Lambert with Carolyn Lambert
& Shona Mitchell, flute
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O
Holy Night - Adolphe Adam; arranged: Carl Deis, Kirk
Kryvenchuk
Judith Richardson & Janet Smith
with Shona Mitchell, flute
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Holly
Carol - Jan Reese
First Church Vocal Ensemble with Shona
Mitchell, flute
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The
Concert
Carols
with the audience
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"A
child is born of grace,
brings peace to all the earth,
while
angels sing their joyous praise,
and glorify his birth."
Gertrude
E. Velguth
Christian Science Hymnal #434
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