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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Ref. Q2005 April 7, 2005 NIACC Vocal Music Department Celebrates Quodlibet’s 30th Year North Iowa Area Community College’s Vocal Music Department will present their 30th annual spring show, Quodlibet 2005. This year’s program features the music from the new legends of Broadway, Stephen Sondheim and Andrew Lloyd Webber. Fantastic numbers will include Send in the Clowns, Comedy Tonight, Don’t Cry for Me Argentina, Jesus Christ Superstar and numbers from The Phantom of the Opera. Performances are scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 15 and 16 at 7:30 p.m.; Sunday, April 17 at 3:00 p.m.; and Monday, April 18, at 7:30 p.m. In addition, this year there will be a free matinee performance for area middle and junior high schools with over 1,100 students planning to attend. Fresh off their performance in The Candlelight Christmas Extravaganza, the show choir "NIACC Singers" will also be featured in the program. This select ensemble features 34 singers from 15 different communities around Iowa. After Quodlibet, the group will be traveling to California and Mexico with performances scheduled at Disneyland and aboard Carnival Cruise lines. "Our show this semester is a lot of fun, featuring Anything Goes, Ain’t She Sweet, Ma He’s Making Eyes at Me and Let’s Misbehave," Jayson Ryner, the groups director, said. "We also will feature My Boyfriend’s Back and Do You Love Me (Now That I Can Dance) by the women and men respectively." The show is completed by feature performances by soloists and small groups. Popular numbers will include Billy Joel’s hit, Piano Man, Why Haven’t I Heard From You, and Fever. Tickets are $6 and may be purchased by calling the NIACC Box Office at 422-4188 or 1-888-GO NIACC, ext. 4188. Tickets are also available from HyVee East and HyVee West in Mason City, NIACC vocal students or at the door. Students appearing in Quodlibet 2005 include: Britt – Jennifer Johnson. Charles City – Ryan Boyll. Clear Lake – Chuck Carrier, Patrick Finnegan, Mandy Monteleone, Katy Nickerson, Danielle Sandelin and Brooke Sutton. Cresco – Rachel Myli. Des Moines – Adam Wolfe. Forest City – Andrew Flugum and Michelle Manos. Garner – Justin Benjegerdes, Sara Gouge, Melissa Lackore, Josh Olhava and Elizabeth Schupanitz. Greene – Mike Nixt, Patricia Tack and Casey Zweck. Hampton – Ben Gilchrist and Kim Rodemeyer. Hayfield – Jacob Mitchell. Lakota – Kelsie Koppen. LeMars – Ashley Ferguson. Manly – Joanna Aves and Angela Brodersen. Marble Rock – John Chambers and Michael Schlader. Mason City – Stacy Allen, Jeff Backlin, Brad Bissig, Aaron Blick, Adam Bruns, Sarah Dahlen, Mandy Dodd, Sam Donisi, Jenny Ehlers, Kayde Ewing, Jay Hardinger, Abby Ingersoll, Robby Johannesen, Stephanee Johnson, Sam Martin, Steve Martin, Britney Mensing, Tonni Nelson, Drew Schmeisser, Amanda Spieker, Katie Spieker, Jon Vivian and Katie Whipple. Mt. Vernon – Tom McCulloh. Nora Springs – Jenny Mathrie, Megan VerHelst, Jessica Wagner and Alanna Weiner. Osage – Bethany Condon, Aretha Flowers and Tanner Swenson. Plymouth – Alexis Anderson, Chelsie Anderson and Jared Barnes. Rock Falls – Danielle Edgar. Rockford – Tiffany Dow, Melissa Paulus and Jesi Peterson. Sheffield – Tami Koenigsberg. St. Ansgar – Christina Beyer Fink. Story City – Paul Kardell. Swaledale – Joni Caspers. Swea City – Sarah Roman. Ventura – Sarah Froiland. Waukon – Danielle Jamieson. West Union – Matthew Skurdal. Yaounde, Cameroon – Christelle Lauen. Tokyo, Japan – Hiroko Hattori. #####
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