Below is the selection list from the CD. Disk 1 contains the performance of the Carmina Burana, from the 1998 Spring Concert. Disk 2 contains a mix of Choir, Chorus, and Botetourt performances from 1996-1998.

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The Choirs of the College of William and Mary (1996 - 1998)
James Armstrong, Jr., director

Disk 1

Carmina Burana  (1936) - Carl Orff (1895-1982)

1.	O Fortuna  (2:26)
2.	Fortune plango vulnera  (2:36)
3.	Veris leta facies  (3:20)
4.	Omnia sol temperat  (1:41)
5.	Ecce gratum  (2:23)
6.	Tanz  (1:26)
7.	Floret Silva  (3:01)
8.	Chramer, gip die varwe mir  (3:10)
9.	Reie  (1:21)
10.	Swaz hie gat umbe  (2:20)
11.	Were diu werlt alle min  (0:45)
12.	Estuans interius  (2:11)
13.	Olim lacus colueram  (3:40)
14.	Ego sum abbas  (1:17)
15.	In taberna quando sumus  (2:46)
16.	Amor volat undique  (2:32)
17.	Dies, nox et omnia  (1:46)
18.	Stetit puella  (1:21)
19.	Circa mea pectora  (2:03)
20.	Si puer cum puellula  (0:52)
21.	Veni, veni, venias  (0:55)
22.	In trutina  (1:56)
23.	Tempus est iocundum  (1:58)
24.	Dulcissime  (0:28)
25.	Ave formosissima  (1:19)	
26.	O Fortuna  (2:28)

Total Timing:  52:18

William and Mary Choir and Women's Chorus

Tim Alworth, Joseph Boswell, Andrew Brockmann, Micah Higgins-Rice, Travis
Paull, percussion;
Christine Niehaus, Judith Zwelling,pianos
4, 14 Timothy Honeycutt, baritone;
12, 19 Ryan Fletcher, baritone;
13 Ronald Houk, countertenor
16, 18, 24 Larilyn Cole, soprano;
17 Jung Woo Lee, baritone
20 John Laury, Jung Woo Lee, Donovan Maust, Scott A'Hearn, Adam Gurson,
Timothy Honeycutt, male chorus
22 Amber Hard, soprano

Disk 2

William and Mary Women's Chorus

1.	Gott in der Natur, Op. 133  (6:18) 	Franz Schubert
	Carus-Verlag (1797-1828)    [translation below]

2.	Wie Lieblich sind deine Wohnungen, Op. 35  (4:40)  Josef Rheinberger
	Carus-Verlag (1839-1901)    [translation below]

	South African Suite  (sung in Zulu) 	arr. Henry Leck
 	Plymouth Music Co.

3.	Tshotsholoza  (1:22)	    [translation below]
4.	Siyahamba  (1:40)	    [translation below]

William and Mary Botetourt Chamber Singers

5.	Shiloh  (1:33) 	William Billings (1746-1800)    ed. Nym Cooke

6.	Carol of the Drum  (2:46)  traditional Czech, arr.Katherine Davis
	Warner Music

William and Mary Choir

7.	Sing Joyfully  (2:11) 	William Byrd
	ECS Publishing	(1543-1623)	[translation below]

8.	Das ist ein köstliches Ding  (3:06)	Georg Schumann
	earthsongs (1866-1952)		[translation below]

9.	Regina Coeli, K. 276  (6:07)	Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
	G. Schirmer	(1756-1791)	[translation below]

10.	Crucifixion  (He never said a mumblin' word) (5:36) Adolphus Hailstork
		from Five Short Choral Works
	Theodore Presser Co.

11.	Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit  (2:28)  	arr. Moses Hogan
	Hal Leonard			[credits below]

12.	Shenandoah  (3:36) 	arr. James Erb
 	Lawson-Gould

13.	Alma Mater  (1:23) Tune: Welsh Melody; Text:James Southall Wilson '04

Total Timing:  42:5

Translations

Gott in der Natur  (God in Nature)
(Johann W. L. Gleim)

Thomas Marshall, piano

Great is the Lord!  The heavens without number are the chambers of
his citadel; his chariot is the storm and thundering clouds, and lightning
is his team of horses.  Great is the Lord!  The dawn is only a reflection
of the hem of his raiments, and his lustre can be compared to the light of
the flaming sun at twilight.  He looks down on the earth with merciful
gaze; it becomes verdant, flourishes and laughs.  He chides; fire flows out
of the rocks, and sea and heaven shake! 

Praise the powerful One, the great Lord; you lights of his castle,
you multitudes of the sun burn to his honor; you, O earth, sing his praise.
							
Wie Lieblich sind deine Wohnungen  (a Hymn after Psalm 83)

Elisa Dickon, harp; Thomas Marshall, organ

How lovely are Thy dwelling places, O Lord!  My soul yearns after
the portals of the Lord.  My heart rejoices in the living God.  As the
sparrow finds shelter and the dove refuge from the storm, so I find Thy
altars, O Thou my King, Lord and God!  Blessed are they who dwell in Thy
house; in all eternity do they praise Thee!  God loves mercy and truth, and
to them who wander without sin he gives grace and glory! 

Tshotsholoza
		
Buck up!  Hey train, bore your way through the mountains from Rhodesia. 
Keep running through the mountains from Rhodesia.  (This freedom song
referred originally to Blacks in Rhodesia who hid themselves on trains at
their peril to find work in South Africa.  It came to be sung as part of
the freedom movement in South Africa.)

Siyahamba

We are marching in the light of God.

Sing Joyfully  (Psalm 81: 1-4)
		
Sing joyfully unto God our strength.  Sing loud unto the God of Jacob. Take
the song, and bring forth the timbrel, the pleasant harp and the viol. 
Blow the trumpet in the new moon, even in the time appointed, and at our
feast day.  For this is a statute for Israel, and a law of the God of Jacob. 

Das ist ein köstliches Ding  (Psalm 92) 	

A precious thing it is to give thanks to the Lord and sing praises to Thy
name, Thou Most High, in the morning to proclaim Thy grace, in the evening
Thy goodness, and in the night Thy truth, for, Lord, Thou wouldsthave me
sing joyfully of Thy works; I praise the accomplishments of Thy hands. 
Lord, how great are Thy works.  The righteous will flourish as a palm tree
and will grow as a cedar in Lebanon; and when they become even so old, yet
will they continue to bloom and flourish and make known Thy goodness.  It
is my wish to sing to Thee, Thou faithful God.  It is a precious thing to
give thanks to Thee, my God. 

Regina Coeli

Joanne Dadd, soprano; Margaret Walsh, alto
Jung Woo Lee, tenor; Brian Welty, bass
Members of the William and Mary Symphony Orchestra

Queen of Heaven, be glad!  Alleluia.  For it was you who was deemed worthy
to give birth.  Alleluia.  He rose from the dead as it was foretold. Pray
for us to God.  Alleluia. 

Ev'ry Time I Feel the Spirit

Rebecca Howell, soprano