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Official Journal of the American Union of Swedish Singers
Vol. LXXXIII CHICAGO, IL, FEBRUARY, 1989
(USPS 368-840)
No. 2
Familiar Songs Dot Sweden Tour Program Portland Plans
'90 Hotel, Dates Songs for the AUSS '89 Sweden Tour have been selected by our Direc-tors,
Wayne Spies and Janet Howland, and are as follows:
For the Men's Chorus :
Serenad - Slumra ljuft du lilla . . .
Sangarmarsch
Under ronn och Syren - Blommande skona dalar . . .
Sveriges flagga
Standarsang
Aftonrodnan - Over fjarden . . .
Gonna Build a Mountain
Great Day
No Man Is an Island
I Believe
The Eagle
For the Mixed Chorus :
Till skogs en liten fagel flog . . .
Onward Ye Peoples - Sibelius
Climb Ev'ry Mountain
Tonerna
Dear Land of Home - Sibelius
Arr.
Arr.
Arr.
J. Wetterling
Bertil Lindsjo
Herman Palm
Hugo A.lfven
Ivar Wideen
C. Kuntze
Norman Leyden
Wayne Spies
Wayne Spies
Arr. Wayne Spies
Noble Cain
Otto Lindblad
Arr. C. Lefebvre
Arr. Ed Lojeski
Arr. Robert Read
Arr. Robert Read
The music will be held in a royal blue, three ring folder which will be
forwarded to the chorus members by the undersigned. If not received by
March 1, please inform me c/o Musiktidning.
Annetta and Phil Anderson will distribute the music for the Ladies
Assembly.
Martin Ahlm.
The first organizational meeting
of the 1990 Portland : Convention
Committee was held Wednesday,
January 25 at the beautiful subur-ban
home of Jerry and Jody Jones.
What's definite at this time is that
the headquarters hotel will be the
Marriott in downtown Portland, the
dates will be Wednesday, July 4
through Sunday, July 8, 1990'. This
is the same hotel that served the
Western Division so well for its
1984 Convention.
This undertaking is, of course, a
joint endeavor of the Scandinavian
Male Chorus and Scandia Ladies
Chorus, and will be co-chaired by
Henry "Hank" Granat (honorary
president of the AUSS) and his
daughter, currently president of the
Ladies Chorus, Jody Jones.
A fund-raising event in the form
(Continued on page 2)
Birds Share Work Load
For the Eastern Division
Verdandi singers were very proud to have one of our
long time members, Al Bird, elected to the post of
president of the Eastern Division of the AUSS at the
Boston Convention last July. Alfred Bird was born in
Providence, RI, March 10, 1924. His father, Samuel
N. Bird, was from Worcestershire, England, and his
mother, Anna S. Wickstrom, was born in Providence.
Her parents were Sophia (Johnson) Wickstrom and
Alfred Wickstrom.
Al was introduced to Verdandi in 1952 by Dick
Anderson, our oldest singer, and fitted right into the
second bass section with his fine resonant voice. He
sang in church choirs and is presently deacon and vice
president of Knotty Oak Baptist Church where he is
in the choir and sings duets with his lovely and tal-ented
wife, Marion. He retired in 1986 from the Indus-trial
Machine Corporation where he was their inval-uable
chief engineer. Al swings a mean golf club and
11
Eastern Division President Al Bird with his wife., Marion, Eastern
Division treasurer,, and daughter Heather, also a singer.
goes fishing whenever he can tear himself away from
fixing Volkswagens.
He has held many offices in Verdandi in which his
analytical and common sense mind has solved many
problems; financial secretary, vice president, president,
(Continued on page 3)
Object Description
| Title | Musiktidning Feb. 1989 |
| Subject |
Choirs (Music) Singers Singing Music ensembles Clubs Organizations Newsletters |
| Creator | American Union of Swedish Singers |
| Publisher | Augustana College (Rock Island, Ill.). Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center |
| Date | February 1989 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | |
| Language | swe, eng |
| Rights | Issues of this journal created before 1989 are in the public domain in the United States. Issues of this journal created after 1989 are provided for educational use, and may be used for non-commercial purposes when a statement of credit is used. For more information, contact SwensonCenter@augustana.edu. |
| Collection | American Union of Swedish Singers, Swenson Center (Augustana College) |
| Identifier | Musiktidning_No2_Feb1989.pdf |
| Date.Year | 1989 |
Description
| Title | Musiktidning_No2_Feb1989 1 |
| Subject |
Choirs (Music) Singers Singing Music ensembles Clubs Organizations Newsletters |
| Creator | American Union of Swedish Singers |
| Publisher | Augustana College (Rock Island, Ill.). Swenson Swedish Immigration Research Center |
| Date | February 1989 |
| Type | Text |
| Format | |
| Language | swe, eng |
| Rights | Issues of this journal created before 1989 are in the public domain in the United States. Issues of this journal created after 1989 are provided for educational use, and may be used for non-commercial purposes when a statement of credit is used. For more information, contact SwensonCenter@augustana.edu. |
| Collection | American Union of Swedish Singers, Swenson Center (Augustana College) |
| Transcript | Official Journal of the American Union of Swedish Singers Vol. LXXXIII CHICAGO, IL, FEBRUARY, 1989 (USPS 368-840) No. 2 Familiar Songs Dot Sweden Tour Program Portland Plans '90 Hotel, Dates Songs for the AUSS '89 Sweden Tour have been selected by our Direc-tors, Wayne Spies and Janet Howland, and are as follows: For the Men's Chorus : Serenad - Slumra ljuft du lilla . . . Sangarmarsch Under ronn och Syren - Blommande skona dalar . . . Sveriges flagga Standarsang Aftonrodnan - Over fjarden . . . Gonna Build a Mountain Great Day No Man Is an Island I Believe The Eagle For the Mixed Chorus : Till skogs en liten fagel flog . . . Onward Ye Peoples - Sibelius Climb Ev'ry Mountain Tonerna Dear Land of Home - Sibelius Arr. Arr. Arr. J. Wetterling Bertil Lindsjo Herman Palm Hugo A.lfven Ivar Wideen C. Kuntze Norman Leyden Wayne Spies Wayne Spies Arr. Wayne Spies Noble Cain Otto Lindblad Arr. C. Lefebvre Arr. Ed Lojeski Arr. Robert Read Arr. Robert Read The music will be held in a royal blue, three ring folder which will be forwarded to the chorus members by the undersigned. If not received by March 1, please inform me c/o Musiktidning. Annetta and Phil Anderson will distribute the music for the Ladies Assembly. Martin Ahlm. The first organizational meeting of the 1990 Portland : Convention Committee was held Wednesday, January 25 at the beautiful subur-ban home of Jerry and Jody Jones. What's definite at this time is that the headquarters hotel will be the Marriott in downtown Portland, the dates will be Wednesday, July 4 through Sunday, July 8, 1990'. This is the same hotel that served the Western Division so well for its 1984 Convention. This undertaking is, of course, a joint endeavor of the Scandinavian Male Chorus and Scandia Ladies Chorus, and will be co-chaired by Henry "Hank" Granat (honorary president of the AUSS) and his daughter, currently president of the Ladies Chorus, Jody Jones. A fund-raising event in the form (Continued on page 2) Birds Share Work Load For the Eastern Division Verdandi singers were very proud to have one of our long time members, Al Bird, elected to the post of president of the Eastern Division of the AUSS at the Boston Convention last July. Alfred Bird was born in Providence, RI, March 10, 1924. His father, Samuel N. Bird, was from Worcestershire, England, and his mother, Anna S. Wickstrom, was born in Providence. Her parents were Sophia (Johnson) Wickstrom and Alfred Wickstrom. Al was introduced to Verdandi in 1952 by Dick Anderson, our oldest singer, and fitted right into the second bass section with his fine resonant voice. He sang in church choirs and is presently deacon and vice president of Knotty Oak Baptist Church where he is in the choir and sings duets with his lovely and tal-ented wife, Marion. He retired in 1986 from the Indus-trial Machine Corporation where he was their inval-uable chief engineer. Al swings a mean golf club and 11 Eastern Division President Al Bird with his wife., Marion, Eastern Division treasurer,, and daughter Heather, also a singer. goes fishing whenever he can tear himself away from fixing Volkswagens. He has held many offices in Verdandi in which his analytical and common sense mind has solved many problems; financial secretary, vice president, president, (Continued on page 3) |
| Identifier | Musiktidning_No2_Feb1989.pdf |
