Members of The Trey Clegg Singers celebrate 7 years together with a member variety show -- 'Zueignung' by Richard Strauss (1864-1949) - Kimberly Williams Blue, Soprano 'Solemn Night' by Franz Abi (1819 - 1885) - Darryl-Christopher Payne, Tenor 'Tit Willow' (from 'The Mikado') by Arthur Sullivan (1842-1900) - Charles Trawick, Bass 'Down From His Glory' by William Booth-Clibborn (1893-1969) - Jennifer Clarke, Soprano 'Purpose' (from 'Avenue Q') by Robert Lopez (b.1975) - Tv Cook, Baritone 'She Used to Be Mine' (from 'Waitress') by Sara Bareilles (b. 1979) - Jasmine Cutting, Soprano 'Falling in Love With Love' (from 'The Boys From Syracuse') by Richard Rodgers (1902-1979) - Amber Mauldin, Soprano 'Home' (from 'The Wiz') by Quincy Jones (b. 1933) and Charlie Smalls (1943-1987) - Cora Bullock, Soprano Trey Clegg, Paino

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Atlanta, Georgia’s premier multicultural choir, The Trey Clegg Singers perform ‘We Shall Overcome’ by Uzee Brown, Jr. The National Center for Civil and Human Rights’ ‘Lift Every Voice - a Black History Concert’. Trey Clegg, Artistic Director Portia Hawkins, Piano Edith Dean, Percussion

Atlanta, Georgia’s premier multicultural choir, The Trey Clegg Singers perform ‘Everything That Hath Breath’ by Richard Smallwood (b. 1948). The National Center for Civil and Human Rights’ ‘Lift Every Voice - a Black History Concert’. Trey Clegg, Artistic Director Edith Dean, Percussion Kimberly Blue, Soloist

Atlanta, Georgia’s premier multicultural choir, The Trey Clegg Singers perform ‘There is a Balm in Gilead’ by Moses Hogan (1957-2003). The National Center for Civil and Human Rights’ ‘Lift Every Voice - a Black History Concert’. Trey Clegg, Artistic Director Joshua Troutman, Tenor Soloist

Atlanta, Georgia’s premier multicultural choir, The Trey Clegg Singers perform ‘Hold Fast to Dream’ by Joel Thompson (b. 1988). The National Center for Civil and Human Rights’ ‘Lift Every Voice - a Black History Concert’. Trey Clegg, Artistic Director Portia Hawkins, Piano Edith Dean, Percussion

The Trey Clegg Singers welcomes The First Congregational Church Handbell Ensemble Maria Clark, Soprano Christian Bodrick, Tenor & Dr. Nathaniel Gumbs, International Concert Organist with members of: The Grammy Award Winning Atlanta Symphony Orchestra The Atlanta Opera Orchestra The Colour Of Music Orchestra Chapters: 00:00 Main Titles 00:00 Glorious Sounds of Christmas by Dwight Gustafson 04:20 Ding Dong Merrily On High by Charles Wood 06:20 O Come, All Ye Faithful by John Francis Wade; arr. Craig Phillips 11:08 O Come, O Come Emmanuel - Gregorian Chant; arr. Taylor Scott David 16:54 Arise, You Light Has Come by David Danner 24:11 Angels We Have Heard on High - 18th Century French Carol 27:30 Ave Maria by Franz Biebl 34:06 Avinu Malkenu (Sung in Hebrew) by John Leavitt 38:05 Silent Night by Dan Forrest 43:27 Spanish Allelu by Linda Spevcek 45:22 All ‘Round The Glory Manger - Spiritual; arr. Leonard De Paur 47:47 Grand Fantasia on ‘Joy To The World’ by Marc Cheban (Dr. Nathaniel Gumbs, Organ) 53:51 The Many Moods of Christmas by Robert Russell Bennett 59:02 Calypso Noel - Caribbean Melody; arr. Afro Blue 01:02:24 Ogo Ni Fun Oluwa by Rosephanye Powell 01:05:18 Believe by Alan Silvestri (Christian Bodrick, Tenor) 01:10:17 The Night That Christ Was Born by Kirk Franklin 01:14:35 Jesus! Oh, What A Wonderful Child! Traditional Gospel; arr. Trey Clegg (Persis Bristol, Alto) 01:21:17 This Christmastide by Donald Fraser 01:27:11 O Holy Night by Adolphe Adam; arr. John Rutter (Maria Clark, Soprano) 01:33:16 Hallelujah, from Messiah by George Friedric Handel 01:37:11 Hark! The Herald Angels Sing by Felix Mendelssohn; arr. Craig Phillips 1:40:41 Credits

The National Center for Civil and Human Rights’ ‘Lift Every Voice: A Black History Concert’ on February 25, 2023. Moses Hogan’s ‘Elijah Rock’ performed by Atlanta’s Premier Multicultural Choir. Trey Clegg, Artistic Director

The Center invites co-celebrants of black history month to hear about and experience the power of black sacred music to inspire movements, lighten a heavy heart, or to calm a troubled spirit. We will present two speakers who will contextualize the evening repertoire, and talk about the connection between Black sacred music and civil rights in the 50’s and 60’s. Finally, with the help of The Trey Clegg Singers (Atlanta’s Multicultural Chorus), our co-celebrants will be immersed in the rhythms and lyrics of music’s transformative power.

The Trey Clegg Singers perform Part I of Handel's masterwork oratorio, Messiah.

Ella's Song (from Fundi: The Story of Ella Baker) Words and Music by Bernice Johnson Reagon (b. 1942) The Trey Clegg Singers Crystal Porter, Mezzo Soprano Atlanta's Multicultural Chorus, The Trey Clegg Singers, performed its Fall Concert: "A Road to Healing" on October 1, 2022 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Atlanta. The Trey Clegg Singers are on a mission to use music as a healing force to inspire the passion for Reconciliation, Equality, and Unity. The last two and a half years have taken our globe on a journey that we will all remember forever. So much has happened to change our ways of life, as well as our human relationships. This choral repertoire reminds us that we are on a pilgrimage of life together, and that we will heal together if we love and encourage each other. A diverse and versatile Chorus, The Trey Clegg Singers bring warmth and magic in their singing through an eclectic variety of musical styles and genres.

Healing Words and Music by Richard Smallwood (b. 1948) The Trey Clegg Singers Jerrell Melton, Piano Atlanta's Multicultural Chorus, The Trey Clegg Singers, performed its Fall Concert: "A Road to Healing" on October 1, 2022 at All Saints Episcopal Church in Atlanta. The Trey Clegg Singers are on a mission to use music as a healing force to inspire the passion for Reconciliation, Equality, and Unity. The last two and a half years have taken our globe on a journey that we will all remember forever. So much has happened to change our ways of life, as well as our human relationships. This choral repertoire reminds us that we are on a pilgrimage of life together, and that we will heal together if we love and encourage each other. A diverse and versatile Chorus, The Trey Clegg Singers bring warmth and magic in their singing through an eclectic variety of musical styles and genres.