Independence Weekend - 2006
Guest Organist: Randall Mullin

(July 2, 2006) Independence Weekend is always special, and this year organist Randall Mullin added his talent to the festivities - the result was a memorable concert. The Church on the Cape Choir, under the direction of Beryl Samia, contributed two outstanding patriotic choral works to the program featuring soloists Tracy Le and Jim Rooney and narrator Scott Eccleston.

Mr. Mullin received his Bachelor and Masters degrees in music from Peabody Conservatory in Baltimore. He served as Organist and Choirmaster at St. David’s Episcopal Church in Baltimore for 27 years.

Recent recitals of note have been given at Grace Cathedral in San Francisco and St. Luke’s Cathedral in Portland, Maine. He has performed numerous times with the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra and was selected by the American Guild of Organists to perform with the National Symphony Orchestra at their annual convention. Randall Mullin’s musical talent has been heard throughout the country on National Public Radio.

The program:

	Toccata on "Old Hundredth"	Robert Hebble
	Organ, Timbrel and Dance Three Jazz Organ Preludes	Johannes Matthias Michel
	Symphonic Chorale on "Jesus, day by day, guide us on life's way"	Sigrid Karg-Elert
	Sonata #1	Felix Mendelssohn
	Let Freedom Ring! Jim Rooney, Tenor	William Gather, arr. Camp Kirkland
	Salute to Our Fallen Heroes with The Lord's Prayer Tracy Le, Soprano Scott Eccleston, Narrator	Rouse & Kirkland
	Variations on "Old Hundredth"	Lee Mitchell
	Prelude and Fugue in G Major	J. S. Bach
	Londonderry Air	Robert Hebble
	Carillon de Westminster	Louise Vierne

The sanctuary was filled with an audience mindful of the importance of our national celebration and grateful for the talent displayed this night at The Church on the Cape.

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