Redone July 29, 2001, but Not Updated since October 23, 1999

Regular meetings of the Salem Music Study Club are held on the fourth Wednesday of each month from September through May at 8:00 PM at the Ruth Smucker House, 271 South Broadway Avenue, Salem, Ohio.
Regular meetings to be changed for 1999-2000 include:
November 17 rather than November 24
December 29 rather than December 22
March 21 rather than March 22 at First Presbyterian Church of Salem, 436 East Second Street, Salem, Ohio
April 14 meeting at First United Methodist Church of Salem, 244 South Broadway Avenue, Salem, Ohio
May 26 dinner meeting at First United Methodist Church of Salem, 244 South Broadway Avenue, Salem, Ohio
The Salem Music Study Club was organized in 1924 in Salem, Ohio and federated with the National Federation of Music Clubs in 1925.
The Club is affiliated with the National Federation of Music Clubs, the Ohio Federation of Music Clubs, and the Salem Federation of Women's Clubs.
National President's Song: "Simple Gifts" Traditional Shaker (actually by Elder Joseph Brackett, Jr.)
National President's Theme: Composing of Our Gifts a Symphony in the Next Century
State President's Song: "Music Alone Shall Live" -- Traditional, Arranged by Wilson
State President's Theme: Music: Past, Present, & Future
Salem President's Theme: Music Transcends Time & Space
Elected Officers
Program Committee
Choir Festival Committee
May Dinner Committee
National Music Week Committee
Nominating Committee
Scholarship Committee
Additional Positions
Sunday, December 5 is the annual Salem Choir Festival conducted by the club at the First United Methodist Church of Salem. Many local church choirs and musical groups present music of the season. A free will offering is taken to benefit scholarship funds. The sanctuary is generally at capacity for this event.
With Parade of American Music now officially changed from February to November within the NFMC, Delyte DeYarmon has prepared a special program for us on Wednesday, November 17, 1999. As we approach the end of the 20th century, we'll be going through the decades of the century (with a couple of small jumps to keep to a reasonable amount of time for the evening). We'll meet American composers from different years, and we'll see how the music of their times reflected the times. We'll also try the Bring a Friend to Music Club theme for November with some special information about the NFMC.
During our meeting, we'll be sure to help our members know more about the Federation at all levels. During the program Brenda Bradley will lead a study of Poetry and Music. The poetry ranges from Mother goose and classics of Shakespeare and Dickinson to the current voice of Maya Angelou. The music also spans years from Thomas Morley and Franz Schubert to an original by our own John Mosher
Junior High Pre-Contest Recital
The April meeting of the Salem Music Study Club is part of the club's ongoing effort to help the youth in our community to develop musically. The program will be provided by students from the Salem Junior High School Band Program. They will play pieces which they are scheduled to play for their spring contests at our meeting on March 21, 2000. This offers many of them their first public solo or ensemble performance and helps them to prepare for their contests.
For National Music Week in 1999, the Salem Music Study Club changed its focus from presenting a musical program for the members of our community at large with the Kent/Salem Community Choir and by other individuals and groups from within our club and our community to taking our music out to several local nursing homes throughout the week. President Sally Bricker is once again planning to have our club members go out into the community with individual members presenting their specialties at nursing homes and another special location.
Summer Concerts in the Park
Wanda Navoyosky led a new project for the Salem Music Study Club, finding grant money to give a successful series of summer concerts for all ages at Waterworth Memorial Park's band shell. The club may be able to continue this.
Home Page for Salem Music Study Club
Current information about the Salem Music Study Club is found at http://members.aol.com/ssssbill/mw/smsc.htm, a home page Program Chairman Bill Schilling maintains.
Programs
Wednesday, September 22, 1999; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month The God of Abraham Praise
John Moser Accompanist
Celtic Ceilidh (Celtic Seisiun)
Bill Schilling Chairman
Mark McTrustry Host and Guide
Scotland the
Brave
Traditional Scottish
Highland Pipes: Jeff Gaynor
Medley of
Scottish Tunes
Traditional Scottish
Small Pipes: Jeff Gaynor
Barbara Allen
Child #84
Traditional English, Scottish, American, Canadian, etc.
Unaccompanied Voice: Jeannette McCleery
Nonesuch
Traditional English
Fiddles: Corinne Mackall & Betty Zepernick; Flute: Jeff Gaynor; Harp: Cindy Gaynor; Guitar: Bill Schilling
Mouth Music
Traditional Scottish from the singing of Norman Kennedy
Unaccompanied Voice: Bill Schilling
Sent Forth by
God's Blessing
Words by Omer Westendorf
Tune Traditional Welsh The Ash Grove
Voice: Barbara Adams; Piano: Betty Zepernick
Rosin the Beau
Traditional Irish
Voices: Barbara Adams, Jeannette McCleery, Bill Schilling, Betty Zepernick
Banjo Guitar: Bill Schilling
Blind Mary
Turlough O'Carolan Irish
Harp: Cindy Gaynor
My Heart's in
the Highlands
Road to Lisdoonvarna
Traditional Irish
Flute: Jeff Gaynor; Harp: Cindy Gaynor
Blow the Man
Down
Traditional English or American Shanty
Unaccompanied Voice: Bill Schilling
The Streets of
London
Ralph McTell
Voice & 12 String Guitar: Bill Schilling
All through
the Night
Words by Sir Harold Boulton, Music Traditional Welsh
Flute: Jeff Gaynor; Harp: Cindy Gaynor;
Violin: Corinne Mackall, Betty Zepernick;
Bowed Psaltery & Guitar: Bill Schilling;
Voices: Barb Adams, Jeannette McCleery, Bill Schilling,
Betty Zepernick
Hostesses Brenda Bradley Chairman
Betty Colian, Delyte DeYarmon
Wednesday, October 27, 1999; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month Send Me, O Lord, Send Me
Betty Hofmeister Accompanist
Branson, Missouri: The New Variety Show
Corinne Mackall Chairman
The Storm Came
to Honduras
Words by Carolyn Gillette; Music by Hessler-Bach
Ensemble with All Club Members Singing
Early American
Suite
Amazing Grace, Hole in Her Stocking, Simple Gifts, Mississippi Sawyer
Arr. by Merle Isaac
String Ensemble
Gavotte Number
1
J. S. Bach, Arr. by Suzuki
Violin Ensemble
There Is No
Rose
John Joubert
Flute Duet & Strings
On the
Beautiful Blue Danube
Johann Strauss, Jr., Arr. by McLeod
String Ensemble
The Holy City
Gaul
Baritone Solo
The Lovers'
Waltz
Jay Ungar & Molly Mason
Violins and Guitar
King Cotton
March
John Philip Sousa
Ensemble
Violins: Isabelle Huber, Chris Hull, Corinne Mackall, Connie Price, Betty Zepernick; Cello: Marie Downing; Piano: Pat Hanson, Betty Hofmeister, Ann Waters; Flutes: Chris Hull, Connie Price; Baritone Horn: Virginia Huffman; Amy McDonald: Guitar
Hostess Committee Anna Anderson Chairman
Edna Clay
Lynne Hartsough
Wednesday, November 17, 1999; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month O God of Prophets, Known of Old
Anna Anderson Accompanist
A Trip Through the 20th Century with American
Composers
Delyte DeYarmon Chairman
The World of Twentieth-Century Music, David Ewen
Book of 20th Century Music, David Ewen
Listening to Music, Craig Wright
The Golden Encyclopedia of Music, Norman Lloyd
Turn Your Eyes
upon Jesus
Helen H. Lemmel
Vocal: Tracee Patterson; Signing: Delyte DeYarmon
I Don't Know
Why
Roy Turk and Fred E. Ahlert
Vocal Duet: Eileen Crawford & Delyte DeYarmon
I'm Gonna Wash
That Man Right Out of My Hair
Richard Rodgers & Oscar Hammerstein
Vocal Solo: Susan Smith
Blue Tango
by Leroy Anderson
Piano Solo: Jessica Tolson
Puff the Magic
Dragon
Peter Yarrow & Leonard Lipton
Vocal Solo: Lauren Rockhold
Hail to the
Spirit of Liberty
John Philip Sousa
Instrumental Ensemble: Salem High School
Cue the Night
John Dempsey
Vocal Duet: Tracee Patterson & Michael Dempsey
Hostess/Host Committee Corinne Mackall Chairman
Errol Dietrich
Sharon Dietrich
Wednesday, December 29, 1999; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month Twas in the Moon of Wintertime
Ila Jeanne Paxson Accompanist
Christmas Gifts
Sally Bricker Chairman
Rockin' the
Baby
Sally K. Albrecht
Vocal Ensemble
How Brightly
Beams the Morning Star
Nicolai, arr. by Stern
Violin Solo: Corinne Mackall
Sweet Little
Jesus Boy
by Robert McGimsey
Vocal Solo: Sally Bricker
On This
Christmas Night
by Mary K. Beall
Vocal Duet: Mary Ann Pollock & Barbara Schwab
Christmas
Fantasy
by Mary Jo Moore, arr. by John Schaum
Piano Solo: Ila Jeanne Paxson
A Lute Carol
by Mary Caldwell
Vocal Solo: Jeannette McCleery; Flute: Connie Price
Who Is This
Child?
by Ruth Elaine Schram
Vocal Ensemble
Surprise
Sing-a-Long
Ensemble: Sally Bricker, Corinne Mackall, Jeannette McCleery, Lelia Mitchell, Mary Ann Pollock, Barbara Schwab, Ruth Shingleton
Ila Jeanne Paxson: Accompanist
Hostess Committee Barbara Adams Chairman
Christina Hull
Ruth Shingleton
Betty Zepernick
Wednesday, January 26, 2000; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month God of All Whose Love Surrounds Us
John Mosher Accompanist
NFMC Founder's Day
Poetry & Music
Brenda Bradley Chairman
Foundations in Singing by Van A. Christy
Music and Literature by Calvin S. Brown
Mother Goose
Medley
Eugenie R. Rocherolle
Piano Solo: Stacy Isaacs
It Was a Lover
and His Lass
Poetry by William Shakespeare; Music by Thomas Morley
Vocal Solo: Lynne Hartsough; Piano: Stacy Isaacs
To Music
Poetry by Franz von Schober; Music by Franz Schubert
Vocal Solo: Amy Tatta; Piano: Pat Hanson
The Country of
the Camisards
Poetry by Robert Louis Stevenson; Music by Sidney Homer
Vocal Solo: Ken Martin; Piano: Pat Hanson
I Went to
Heaven
Poetry by Emily Dickinson; Music by George Walker
Women's Ensemble: Betty Colian, Pat Hanson, Lelia Mitchell, Eileen Crawford, Brenda Bradley
Piano: John Mosher
To a Brown
Girl Dead
Poetry by Countee Cullen; Music by Margaret Bonds
Women's Ensemble: Delyte DeYarmon, Helen McElroy, Lynne Hartsough, Edna Clay; Piano: Ann Waters
On the Pulse
of Morning
Poetry by Maya Angelou; Music by John Mosher
Reading: Mary Ann Pollock; Piano: John Mosher
Choose
Something Like a Star
Poetry by Robert Frost; Music by Randall Thompson
Mixed Ensemble: Stacy Isaacs, Amy Tatta, Lynne Hartsough, Ruth Latta, Edna clay, Ken Martin, Lelia Mitchell, Eileen Crawford, Pat Hanson, Betty Colian, Delyte DeYarmon, Helen McElroy, John Mosher, Dorothy Vaughn; Piano: Ann Waters
Hostess/Host Committee Marilyn Headland Chairman
Stacy Isaacs
Bill Schilling
Wednesday, February 23, 2000; 8:00 PM
Hymn of the Month Were You There
Stacy Isaacs Accompanist
A Symphony of Love
John Mosher Chairman
The International Cyclopedia of Music and Musicians Ninth Edition by Oscar Thompson;
Love
Everlasting
John Mosher
Duet: Guests from Real Life Assembly of God
Flow My Tears
John Dowland, from Second Book of Ayres, 1600
Lute Song: Jeannette McCleery
Ballade pour
Adeline
Senneville/Toussaint
Piano Solo: Pat Hanson
La Tete Me
Fait Grande Mal
Anonymous
A Cappella: Jeannette McCleery, Pat Sciaretta, Ron Schisler, Bill Schilling
Jesu, Joy of
Man's Desiring
J. S. Bach, arr. Hess
Piano Solo: Stacy Isaacs
Fairest Lord
Jesus
Schlesische Volkslieder, arr. Mosher
Vibraphone, Piano: Guests from Real Life Assembly of God
Love Has Eyes
Sir Henry Bishop
Vocal Solo: Michael Newman
Jeanie with
the Light Brown Hair
Stephen Foster
Vocal Solo: Pat Sciaretta
Matchmaker
Harnick & Bock
Vocal Duet: Jeanette McCleery & Ron Schliser
Muppet Medley
Various, arr. by Krumbholz
Barbershop Quartet: Mike Newman, Bill Schilling, Ron Schlisler, Guest from Real Life Assembly of God
Ephesians 5:25
John Mosher
Vocal Solo: John Mosher
Ave Verum
Corpus
W. A. Mozart
A Cappella: All Participants
God So Loved
the World
John Stainer
Choir: Real Life Assembly of God Choir
Real Life Assembly of God Choir
Hostess Committee Sally Bricker Chairman
Mary Ann Pollock, Barbara Schwab
Tuesday, March, 21, 2000; 8:00 PM
Held at the First Presbyterian Church of Salem
Hymn of the Month Holy, Holy, Holy
Pat Hanson Accompanist
"Junior High Pre-Contest Recital"
Mike Newman Chairman
Salem Junior High School
Instrumental Students
John Krauss Band Teacher
This meeting of the Salem Music Study Club features a project that club members have supported in the past. For several years the Salem Music Study Club or the Salem Junior Music Study Club has offered this opportunity for the Junior High Band Students to get used to playing their solo or ensemble pieces for parents, families, friends (all of whom might not otherwise get a chance to hear a public performance of the pieces), and a knowledgeable audience before going to contest. Many students have commented about the benefits this has had for them once they get to the contests.
Programs will be available at the meeting
Participants and pieces were unknown when this year book was printed
Hostess/Host Committee Ila Jean Paxson Chairman
Jeff Smith, Susan Smith
All Members Bring Cookies
Tuesday, April 26, 2000; 8:00 PM
Held at the First United Methodist Church of Salem
Hymn of the Month: Hosanna, Loud Hosanna
Ann Waters Accompanist
Oratorio Treasures
Jeannette McCleery Chairman
The Enjoyment of Music, Joseph Machlis
George Frederick Handel by Lang
Haydn, H. Robbins Landon Study Books
And the Glory
of the Lord
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Choral Ensemble:
Anna Anderson, Sally Bricker, Ron Schisler, Jeff Smith, Brenda Bradley, Susan Smith, Mark Wagner, Ken Martin
Eye Hath Not
Seen
from The Holy City by A. R. Gaul
Vocal Aria: Jeff Smith, Baritone
And God Said,
Let the Earth & With Verdure Clad
from The Creation by Joseph Haydn
Recitative and Aria: Anna Anderson, Soprano
O Death, Where
Is Thy Sting
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Vocal Duet: Susan and Jeff Smith
O Rest in the
Lord
from Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn
Vocal Aria: Susan Smith, Contralto
Hear Ye,
Israel
from Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn
Vocal Aria: Brenda Bradley, Soprano
Pastoral
Symphony
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Organ Solo: Marilyn Headland
Behold and
See; He Was Cut Off;
But Thou Didst
Not Leave His Soul in Hell
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Recitative, Air, and Aria: Mark Wagner, Tenor
But the Lord
Is Mindful of His Own
from St. Paul by Felix Mendelssohn
Vocal Aria: Sally Bricker, Contralto
If With All
Your Heart
from Elijah by Felix Mendelssohn
Vocal Aria: Ron Schisler, Tenor
Since by Man
Came Death
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Choral Ensemble
The Heav'ns
Are Telling
from The Creation by Joseph Haydn
Group Singing led by Choral Ensemble
Hallelujah
Chorus
from Messiah by G. F. Handel
Bell Ensemble: Peace Ringers Barb Adams, Conductor
Pat Hanson, Debbie Wagner, Ann Waters: Accompanists
Hostess/Host Committee: Lelia Mitchell Chairman
Ken Martin, Pat Sciaretta
Wednesday, May 24, 2000; 6:00 PM
Dinner at the First United Methodist Church of Salem
Hymn of the Month Brethren, We Have Met to Worship
Steve Navoyosky Accompanist
Songs from Big Bands
Pat Sciaretta Chairman
The Joy of Music by Leonard Bernstein Study Books
Don't Sit
Under the Apple Tree
by Lew Brown, Charlie Tobias, & Sam Stept
Pat Sciaretta, Mary Ann Pollock, & Barbara Schwab
It Had to Be
You
Words by Gus Kahn; Music by Isham Jones
Mike Newman
How About You
by Burton Lane
Susan Smith
Sentimental
Journey
by Bud Green, Les Brown, & Ben Homer
Betty Colian, Mary Ann Pollock, Barbara Schwab
They Can't
Take That Away From Me
by George & Ira Gershwin
Jeff Smith
It's Only a
Paper Moon
Words by Billy Rose & E. Y. Harburg; Music by Harold Arlen
Pat Sciaretta
Dream
by Johnny Mercer
Betty Colian, Mike Newman, Mary Ann Pollock, Barbara Schwab, Pat Sciaretta, Jeff Smith, Susan Smith
Steve Navoyosky: Accompanist
May Dinner Committee Jeannette McCleery Chairman
Eileen Crawford, Ruth Latta
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