Blue Notes for Tuesday, January 18, 2005
Available for all of us this evening:
-- this week's Blue Notes
-- last week's Blue
Notes
--copies of the financial
statement for the first six months of our fiscal year
--up-to-date membership lists
--a few of our 2003-2004 season brochures (Those
not picked up tonight will be recycled tomorrow.)
--copies of our 2004-2005 season brochures (If
you want more, please ask.)
--a few more CDs of
this year's holiday concert , at $15.00 each
--a very few copies of the program for
the holiday concert
--Haydn/Beethoven practice CDs ,
at $2.00 each
--the juice sign-up sheet
--the silent auction spread sheet ,
with opportunities for us to help
--copies of the Beethoven agreement for
anyone who has not yet signed
--a few Haydn scores , at $13.00
each
--Donald Draganski's program notes for The
Creation
--two each of the holiday Rutter and Czonka
scores , at $5.00 each
Remember that you can get Haydn help at www.cyberbass.com .
Remember our two other special rehearsals- NOT next
Monday but the two following Mondays: January 31 and February
7 , both at Trinity Lutheran
Church .
Remember that you can always count on www.northshorechoral.org for
up-to-date information, including each week's Blue Notes .
Remember that you can have something printed in Blue
Notes by contacting Len Barker at 847/272-2351
or at lenpbarker@comcast.net.
Last spring, the Long-Range Planning Committee, chaired by Kevin
Rooney, submitted a detailed report to the NSCS Board. A number of this
group's suggestions have already been initiated-such as a revised version
of the Society's purpose and the implementation of our current three-year
concert cycle. A major portion of that committee's recommendations is related
to our By-Laws. An ad hoc By-Laws Committee
is currently meeting to consider these proposals and hopes to submit its
report to the Board at the March 5 meeting. Later in the
spring, the revised By-Laws--as approved by the Board--will be presented
to the Society's members for their consideration. Members of this Committee
are Len Barker, Joe Fargo, David Hunt, Tom Keller, Inge Kistler, Philip
Martin, John Shea, and Harry Vroegh.
The following lines were written by Sir Rabindranath Tagore, an
Indian poet who received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913 and was
knighted in 1915:
"God respects me when I work,
But He loves me when I sing."
(Thanks to fellow Cornhusker Cecilia Davis for bringing this quotation
to us.)