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    Mark Brennan Doerries, Artistic Director

    ENSNARING HATE
   
    The Luminescence Project presents Ensnaring Hate, a semi-staged production of William Grant Still's
    controversial choral ballad And They Lynched Him On A Tree.  The production fuses choral music, lighting,
    staging and multi-media elements while examining race relations in the early 20th century and today.   The production
    is in recognition of the 40th anniversary of the death of Martin Luther King.

    April 4th and 5th - 6:30-7:00PM
    Bloomington, IN
    Musical Arts Center, Indiana University
    Studio Theater, Room 301 - stage entrance on south side of the opera house.
   
    Free Performance - No Tickets Required
    Space is limited, Family Friendly

    This production is co-sponsered with the Jacobs School of Music, Indiana University - www.music.indiana.edu

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    PROGRAM:

     I-A-O                                                          Harald Svensson

     And They Lynched Him On A Tree            William Grant Still
              Xan Jennings, soloist
              David Villanueva , narrator

     Strimoni Volio                                               Thomas Jennefelt
             Abigail Mitchell, soloist
         

     Mark Brennan Doerries, conductor/ artistic director
     Sean Michael Smallman, lighting designer/ production manager


    Chorus:
     Soprano
     Abigail Mitchell
     Heather Youngquist
     Ebonee Davis
     Amanda Brown
     Juanyette Jones
     Christine Cornell

     Alto
     Hillary Sullivan
     Abigail Shupe 
     Amanda Russo
     John Holiday
     Beatrice Scorby
     Mary Robinson
     Carmen Helena Téllez

     Tenor
     Michael Porter
     Steve Rothkopf
     Donald Gilbert
     Craig Lemming
     Tim Chenette
     Si-uk I      
   
     Bass
     Bill Kloppenburg
     Ryan Tibbets
     Jon Harvey
     Carl DuPont
     Aubrey Alicock
     David Villanueva