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MILLIGAN UNIVERSITY, Tenn. (March 17, 2022) — The Milligan University Concert Choir and select a cappella ensemble, Heritage, will cap off their biennial spring choir tour with a home concert, titled “How Can I Keep From Singing,” on Sunday, March 20, at 3:30 p.m. in the Mary B. Martin Auditorium located in Seeger Chapel.
Selections include “My God is a Rock,” arranged by Alice Parker and Robert Shaw; “The Lord is My Shepherd,” by Howard Goodall; and “Alleluia” by Elaine Hagenberg. Soloists include seniors Katie Cochran, Dakota Mohler, Kevin Odom and Mareena Rodriguez.
Heritage also is set to perform “Glory Be,” by Heather Sorenson; “And Can It Be?” arranged by Dan Forrest; and Oscar Galián’s “Salseo.”
“The hard work and talent of these singers will be evident as they perform songs filled with hope and encouragement,” said Dr. Noah Delong, associate professor of music and conductor of the concert choir. “We are excited to share this beautiful music and message with our community.”
This year’s spring tour included stops in Miami, Orlando, Kissimmee and Davenport, Florida.
In recent years, the choir has maintained an active performance schedule on campus and throughout Northeast Tennessee. Frequently touring throughout the United States, the choir has performed in Washington, D.C., Florida, Chicago and the Midwest. In addition, the choir regularly collaborates with the Milligan Orchestra, the Johnson City Symphony Orchestra and the Symphony of the Mountains.
The concert is free and open to the public.
For more information on Milligan’s choral program, visit milligan.edu/ music.
For a full schedule of arts events at Milligan, visit milligan.edu/arts.
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MILLIGAN UNIVERSITY is a Christian liberal arts university in Northeast Tennessee whose vision is to change lives and shape culture through a commitment to servant leadership. The university offers more than 100 majors, minors, pre-professional degrees and concentrations in a variety of fields, along with graduate and adult degree completion programs. To learn more about Milligan University, visit www.milligan.edu or call 800-262-8337.