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Resume Murariu Alexandru 100%
Proficient user Common European Framework of Reference for Languages 17/1/16 © European Union, 2002-2015 | http://europass.cedefop.europa.eu Page 1 / 4 ADDITIONAL INFORMATION Residences Courses The „George Enescu” Scholarship - two months residency at Cite International des arts Paris • Masterclass - Jorg Widmann, Thierry Huillet, Michael Hersch, Peter Ruszicka at the „George Enescu” International composition workshop - September 2013 • Sighisoara Academy - August 2015 • Masterclass with Lasse Thoresen - October 2015 Prizes • 2015 3rd prize at the „Lăudați pe Domnul” Composition Contest • 2015 1st prize at the „Sigismund Toduță” Composition Contest • 2014 The George Enescu International Composition Contest prize for chamber music • 2013 Mention at the Choir composition contest "Lăudați-l pe Domnul, Bucharest, Romania"
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Concession and After Party form 2016 99%
McCallum Choir Cabaret 2016:
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Newsletter Spring 2011 FINAL 98%
-- 2 Corinthians 5:17 News and updates from Boston College’s renowned gospel choir!
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CoralGablesHS Proposal V.1.0. 97%
Choir:
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catholic mass hymnal with tunes and tonic solfas 95%
kojofrimps@outlook.com 3 DEDICATION This book is dedicated is dedicated to all the choirs I have been associated with, (Pax Romana Choir, University Of Ghana, St.
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2016 Cabaret Sponsorship Letter and Form 94%
Choir is an award-winning choir made up of over 130 students, many of them Music or Theater majors in the Fine Arts Academy.
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December 18 program 93%
Kowloon International Baptist Church A Christmas Celebration * Simultaneous translation in Cantonese available 設有廣東話即時傳譯 * Childcare available for infants and toddlers A Noel Celebration KIBC Adult Choir O Come, All Ye Faithful Congregation O come, all ye faithful, joyful and triumphant, O come ye, O come ye to Bethlehem!
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bad bitch choir (2) 93%
BAD BITCH CHOIR ELECTRONIC PRESS KIT about.
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Benson Choral Handbook 17-18 93%
1- All City Auditions November/December- Swing Choir Camp (Friday and Saturday) Month of December- School Musical Rehearsals Begin December 14- Vocal Music Winter Concert January- School Musical Rehearsals Continue February 1-4- All City Rehearsals and Performance (if selected) February 16- Swing Choir Competes at South Invitational, South HS March 26- Vocal Adjudication (Concert Choir) April 19-21- District Music Contest (Concert Choir) May 1- Spring Concert May 11- Bunny Tracks 4 District Power Standards for 9-12 Chorus 1.
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music.director.job.description.a 93%
Ability to attend choir and bell practice one night a week from September to May.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2015/07/14/music-director-job-description-a/
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Choreography for the Classical Choir ♪ PDF 90%
Welcome to Choreography for the Classical Choir ♪ Welcome to Choreography for the Classical Choir!
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/07/08/choreography-for-the-classical-choir-pdf/
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2016 Cabaret Ad Sales 90%
Stars of Stage and Screen Annual Choir Concert and Fundraiser AD Sales Only BUSINESSES, FRIENDS, AND FAMILIES, Thank you for your generous support for the 2016-2017 McCallum Choir.
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Jay Foster Resume 90%
EXPERIENCE Minister of Music and Worship, First Baptist Church, Brenham, Texas (2004–present) Supervise the Worship and Music Ministry for all ages Lead blended, contemporary and traditional worship services Direct and lead the Worship Choir, Praise Team, Orchestra, vocal ensembles and instrumental ensembles Supervise the Handbell Choir, FBC Children’s Choir, Senior Saints Choir and the Student Praise Band Manage and supervise Audio, Video and TV Ministry teams Direct and produce Christmas, Easter and Patriotic presentations Serve as pastor and friend to those in the Worship and Music ministry and to everyone in the church Set the vision for the Worship and Music Ministry to align with the vision of the Senior Pastor and the church Recruit musicians and leaders for all areas of the Worship and Music Ministry Provide opportunities to meet the needs of the talent in the church Teach worship to those in the congregation through the worship services and small groups venues Coordinate and create music needs for weddings, funerals, conferences and other miscellaneous meetings Bring in guest artists for concerts and special occasions Communicate clearly the vision for ministry to those in the Worship and Music Ministry Pastoral care, hospital and outreach visitation and other pastoral duties Minister of Music, Inglewood Baptist Church, Grand Prairie, TX (2001-2004) Minister of Music, First Baptist Church, Lexington, OK (1995-2001) Minister of Music, First Baptist Church, Chelsea, OK (1991-95) VIDEO LINKS Worship:
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Carolsbookonline 89%
Songs with this icon have the lyrics included in this program so you can sing along Christmas Fanfare Keryn Turner All I Want for Christmas Christmas Ensemble featuring Andrea Mullens Puluh Eh - P4 Gondwana Choir Ding Dong Merrily on High - P4 Gondwana Choir Jingle Bell Rock - P5 FNQ Dance Academy The Christmas Song - P5 FNQ Dance Academy Sing With the Angels - P6 Cairns Young Voices Do you Hear What I Hear - P7 Cairns Young Voices Aussie Jingle Bells - P6 Hambledon State School Away in a Manger - P8 Hambledon State School Santa Claus is Coming to Town - P8 Ensemble Somewhere Hovering over Tropical Cairns Cairns Voice Studio 02 We Need a Little Christmas Cairns Voice Studio Christmas Medley Dance Junction Christmas Medley Backstreet dance Let It Snow - P9 Junior Choral Society Silent Night - P9 Junior Choral Society Ang Pasko Ay Sumapit - P10 Filipino Community Choir Christmas In Our Hearts - P11 Filipino Community Choir Holly Jolly Christmas Soul Sisters I’ll be Home for Christmas Soul Sisters Hark the Herald Angels Sing - P11 Choral Society O Come All Ye Faithful - P12 Choral Society Dancing in the Snow Cairns Highland &
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Bulletin-Nov06-2016 89%
The The Younger Younger Children’s Children’s Choir Choir (children (children born born in years in years 2010-2012) will begin next Sunday.
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03/11/2016 www.pdf-archive.com
septcal 88%
Sunday Monday 6 11:00 Harp Time (NS) 1:30 Trips to Timmies Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Breakfast Club 1 Tuck Shop with Maria2 10:00 Baptist Church 3 Tuck Shop with Maria4 10:45 Exercise Group 10:00 Making Preserves (OH) (OH) (FL) 10:45 Exercise Group 10:00 Manicures (FL) 10:45 Sing Along 1:30 Manicures (OH) 12:00 BBQ Lunch in the 2:00 Choir Practice (OH) 1:30 Bingo (OH) 2:00 Birthday Party with Garden 3:00 Devotions Arlene Quinn (OH) 1:30 Bingo (OH) 6:30 Knitting Club (FL) 6:30 Ladies Night (OH) 2:00 Wine &
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Aai Tur Kopalote by Charu Gohain (SATB- JB Rupam) 88%
- J.B.Rupam G iia7 Em A7 D Aai tur cho ro no cho ro no te Bho ko ti fu le re aar ghya xa jam Aai tur cho ro no cho ro no te Bho ko ti fu le re aar ghya xa jam Aai tur cho ro no te BHO KO TI FU LE RE AA R GHYA XA JAM AA I TU R CHO RO NO TE Bho ko aar Ia7/9 IVb via IVb © Angelos LUIT Choir ti fu le re iia Va7 ghya xa jam Ia 9 S.
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Ebenezer Methodist History 88%
The Ebenezer Methodist Church Choir was formed to enhance the quality of singing during the afternoon divine service.
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The Beacon April 2014 87%
New England Church Choir, Dead the Whole Time At General Assembly this year, diners in the Exhibit Hall will have the opportunity to eat ethically, as never before.
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NCC September 2015 Newsletter 86%
GOD BLESS TO ALL PAUL Choir serving on boards, teaching Sunday School classes, preaching sermons?
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2015/09/12/ncc-september-2015-newsletter/
12/09/2015 www.pdf-archive.com
Ham&High Young Readers' Edition 86%
the all-boys school where choirs are so cool Jonathan Tang praises changing attitudes towards singers There have been quite a few stories about gang violence and robberies in the area over the past few years and it’s a worry In eight years at an all-boys school, I have had my fair share of being frowned upon for singing in the choir.
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2016 Cabaret Ticket Order Form Ticket Sales 86%
Total DVDs Shout Out Messages in Program GRAND TOTAL PAYMENT OPTIONS Personal Check Make check to McCallum Choir.
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September 24, 2017 85%
September Church Conference TODAY at 11:50am in B3-B4 Adult Christmas Choir All adults (and youth 16+) are invited to join the Adult Christmas Choir beginning on Sunday, October 8 from 2-4pm.
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October 1, 2017 84%
Adult Christmas Choir All adults (and youth 16+) are invited to join the Adult Christmas Choir beginning on Sunday, October 8 from 2-4pm.
https://www.pdf-archive.com/2017/09/27/october-1-2017/
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pamphlet1eng 82%
Concord. That explains why c. XLIV of Laodicea forbids women to enter the sanctuary of the sacrificial altar. Canon I, however, of Patriarch Nicholas allows those monks to enter the Holy Bema who are not guilty of any transgression reflecting upon the modesty of the monastic habit, in order to light the candles or wax tapers. But even St. Nicephorus, in his c. XV, says that nuns ought to enter the Holy Bema for the purpose of lighting the lights and setting things in order and sweeping it. If, however, a person is not a monk but only a novice, he cannot go into the Holy Bema, according to what Balsamon says in his interpretation of c. I of Nicholas, q.v. 70. Let it not be permissible for women to talk during Holy Mass, but in accordance with the words of Paul the Apostle, “let your women remain silent. For it has not been permitted them to talk, but to obey, as the law directs. If they wish to learn anything, let them ask their husbands at home.” “As in all churches of the saints,” says Paul the Apostle, “in the churches let your women remain silent. For it has not been permitted them to talk but to obey, as the law directs. If they wish to learn anything, let them ask their husbands at home” (1 Cor. 14:33–35.) “Let the women learn quietly with all subjection. But I suffer not a woman to teach, nor to exercise authority over a man, but to be quiet. For Adam was formed first, and then Eve. And Adam was not deceived, but the woman having been deceived became at fault. But she shall be saved through child‐bearing, if they abide in faith and love and sanctity with sobriety” (1 Tim. 2:11–15). Interpretation. According to the words of this Canon and according to the words of St. Paul, women are prohibited from teaching either in holy temples (churches) or outside thereof, for St. Paul does not mean by “church” the temple itself, but a “congregation of people” anywhere; and still more are they prohibited from chanting either in a choir of their own or along with men. “For it is a shame for women to talk in church” (1 Cor. 14:35). This means that women should keep silent in church, and out of church wherever there is a congregation of people. The fact that the word talk is used here, and not the word speak, controverts and overthrows the allegation put forward by some persons that only teaching is forbidden to women but not chanting; for talk includes any sort of vocal utterance, and not merely articulate speech. In fact, women are not allowed to let their voice be heard at all within the sacred temple of the church. They may, of course, sing and chant in their hearts praises and blessings to God, but not with their lips. Before God formed Eve, He said: “It is not good that man should be alone; let us make for him a helper meet for him” (Gen. 2:18). This means that woman was created, not to rule man, but to help him and to be ruled by him. Woman is a teacher of every virtue by word and deed within her own province at home; but she is not allowed even to speak or sing within the sacred precincts of the church. Woman’s job is to bear children and rear them in the belief and love of God, to uphold the sanctity and sobriety of marriage, and to shun adultery as a thing that is odious to God. By so doing she will be saved, and not otherwise; by leaving this path and failing in these duties, she invites perdition. “If anyone think himself a prophet or a spiritual agent, let him acknowledge that what I write unto you are commandments of the Lord. But if anyone is ignorant, let him be ignorant” (1 Cor. 14:37–38). A true prophet or teacher or spiritual agent has the spirit of Christ and does not disagree with Christ’s Apostle; he easily discerns and believes that St. Paul’s commandments are commandments of Christ. Whoever, on the other hand, does not discern and believe this, yet thinks that he is a prophet or a spiritual agent, is merely deluding himself; he is a false prophet lacking the spirit of Christ. Teaching and chanting are inconsistent with the nature and destiny of a Christian woman, just as are the priesthood and the bishopric. Eve, the woman formed by God, was the first to teach Adam once, in Paradise, and she ruined everything; that is why women are forbidden to talk in churches. The greatest adornment of women is silence. Let their example be Mary, the New Woman and Child of God, who alone has the honor of having had her speech recorded in history and handed down in the ninth ode of the Church; this refers to her speech and that of Elizabeth. Therefore let Christian women emulate her. The ancient idolaters had priestesses to officiate at the altars and in the temples of idols, in which demons were worshiped; and hence it is that deluded heretics derived this impious custom of theirs of letting women teach and sing and govern in their churches. Shall we Orthodox Christians imitate them? By no means! It is recorded in the Ecclesiastical History of Eusebius (Book 7, ch. 30) that a council of bishops met in Antioch in the third century after Christ from various cities for the purpose of trying Paul the bishop of Samosat, who was rather a sophist and magician than a bishop and who, in addition to other heresies, had introduced a choir of women into the church of Antioch. That council addressed a letter to bishops Dionysius of Rome and Maximus of Alexandria containing the following phrases: “Having suppressed the psalms to our Lord Jesus Christ on the pretext that they are modern psalms and the writings of modern men, who is preparing women to chant to himself in the midst of the church on the great day of Easter whom one would shudder merely to listen to.” Women were never permitted to teach or to chant in the church along with the sacred cantors or in a choir of their own. Female choirs are an unexampled innovation involving many perils and capable of leading to many scandals, for woman’s voice is more attractive and more pathetic than man’s. The appearance of women in the church choir constitutes a stumbling block; for the eyes and ears of the congregation are at once turned to them, and, becoming intoxicated with the sight and sound of the highstrung melodramatic voices of women, they are languorously effeminated in mind and rendered incapable of enjoying the modest and contrite songs of the Church; thus the church choir gradually becomes transformed into a theatrical chorus! Canon LXXV of the Sixth Ecumenical Synod decrees the following with reference to church choirs: “It is our wish that those who come to church to chant should neither employ disorderly yelling and strain their natural voices to scream, nor recite anything inappropriate and not suited to a church, but that they should offer such psalmodies with great care contrition to God, who listens and looks on in secret.” “The children of Israel shall be reverent,” saith the sacred saying (Lev. 15:31). The holy liturgy and sacred hymnody presented in church has the purpose of offering prayers to propitiate God for our sins. Whoever prays and supplicates should be of humble and contrite mind; yelling indicates rudeness and irreverence of mind. But voices and faces of female choirs and the psalmody of European quartets represent a theatrical mind rather than a modest ecclesiastical mind. What is it that is unsuited to the church? Effeminate songs (melodies) and trills (which means the same thing as the warbles of old) and an excessive variety of tones that inclines to whorish songs, Zonaras, an interpreter of the Canons, says. The children of Israel after Christ are the pious Christians, who should be imbued with fear of God and reverence while within the church. God is not pleased with variety of melodies and voices, but with contrition and repentance of the heart. This is easily understood when we remember that man is pleased to listen to melodies and to look at pretty faces, whereas God looks into man’s soul in the depths of the heart and delights in its reverence, which is manifested by humbleness of behavior.
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