Local man joins Army Men's Chorus
William A. Killmeier, baritone, has been accepted for duty with the U.S. Army Men's Chorus in Washington, D.C. He earned a music degree from Westminster Choir College in Princeton in May and has performed widely, including at the Kennedy Center and a Spoleto Festival appearance in 1984. He taught as assistant choir director at First Baptist Church in Atlanta and appeared in operas Madame Butterfly and The Daughter of the Regiment. He is the grandson of Lila and Richard Killmeier and nephew of Riley Killmeier.
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U.S. Army Men’s Chorus
Washington
D.C
Westminster Choir College
Princeton
N.J
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First Baptist Church
Atlanta
Westminster Choir
Charleston
Spoleto
Italy
Europe
Germany
France
England
Kennedy Center
Westminster
Thurmont United Methodist Church
Rocky Ridge
Lila Killmeier
Crestwood Village
Richard Killmeier
Frederick
Riley Killmeier
Middletown
Navy marks 210th birthday with free concert at Constitution Hall
The United States Navy Band performs a free 8:30 p.m. birthday concert at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington D C on Oct 13. Chief of Naval Operations Adm James D Watkins sponsors the event and the Sea Chanters chorus appears alongside Wagner, Sousa, and Berlioz works. Tickets require a self addressed stamped envelope with up to six per request. call (202) 433 2394 for details.
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Navy
United States Navy Band
Dar Constitution Hall
Chief of Naval Operations
Adm
James D. Watkins
Richard Wagner
John Philip Sousa
Hector Berlioz
Sea Chanters
Tiskavy Guy Waandigtaies
Washington, D.C
Constitution Hall
Navy Band
Free Sunday concerts begin at National Gallery of Art
The 44th season of free Sunday evening concerts at the National Gallery of Art in Washington opens Oct. 6 at 7 p.m. with the National Gallery Orchestra led by George Manos. The Paul Hill Chorale also offers an "An American Odyssey" program across Washington churches, funded in part by the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities. The schedule lists venues in D.C., Takoma Park, Arlington, and includes free admission except for a $7 donation at Plymouth Congregational on Nov. 3. Additional performers include Janet Brady, Seymour Fink, Gary Stegall, and Thomas MacIntosh, with programs featuring Bach, Beethoven, Faure, Mozart, Holst, Elgar, and other composers. The season emphasizes American music, French works, and the Gallery’s American Music Festival in spring. Intermissions include program notes by Manos and staff talks on the gallery's collection.
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Mozart
Faure
Saint-Saens
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Giuliano
Sharon McMichael
Nathaniel Gunod
Leon Age Eez
Jeanne Gaughn
RoseAnn Markow
Moe Lester
National Gallery of Art
Washington, D.C
National Gallery Orchestra
George Manos
J. Carter Brown
Manos
Killarney
Republic of Ireland
Washington
Paul Hill
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Sondra Proctor
Handel
Vaughan-Williams
Palestina
Byrd
Mascagni
Bruckner
Diemer
D.C
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church
15Th St
Plymouth Congregational Church
N. Capitol Street
Riggs Road
Sligo
Seventh-day Adventist Church
Carroll Ave
Takoma Park
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Beethoven
Gabriel Faure
Janet Brady
Seymour Fink
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Suk
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Gary Stegall
Czerny
Franck
Janacek
Chopin
Britain
Sir John Barbirolli
Gustav Holst
Sir Edward Elgar
Sir Hamilton Harty
Piano
Music Group of London
Thomas MacIntosh
Francois Couperin
Brazil
Franz Lisz
Richard Bales
Firs
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