G A L A CONCERT & R ECEP TION

IN HONOR OF

Dr. Terry Yount

JANUARY 24
SUNDAY

at 5:00 P.M.
DR. TERRY YOUNT
Terry Andrew Yount was a young boy in Montgomery, Alabama when he first started taking piano
lessons with his mother. She played piano in the local church they attended on Sundays. Terry’s
church music career began when, on one occasion, his mother was unable to play, and Terry
substituted for his mother.
Piano lessons became organ lessons when he was tall enough to reach the organ pedals. He became
the organist at First Presbyterian Church, Montgomery when he was still in high school and
retained the position during his undergraduate studies at the University of Alabama, Tuscaloosa,
where he studied with Warren Hutton. Terry earned his Master of Music and Doctorate of Musical
Arts from the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester, New York, where he studied
with Russel Saunders and David Craighead.
Dr. Yount has served on the faculties of Kentucky Wesleyan University, Towson University,
Washington Bible College, Rollins College, the University of Central Florida, and Reformation
Bible College. He has appeared in concert at the National Shrine in Washington D.C., at the Bruton
Parish Candlelight Series in Williamsburg, Virginia; at the Abby at Melk with the Bach Festival
Orchestra of Winter Park; and with flutist Shonobu Fujiwara in Chiba, Japan. He served for
nine years as organist and harpsichordist with the Baltimore Symphony, was formerly the Chief
Musician at St. Paul’s Church (PCA) in Orlando, and formerly served as organist and
subsequently Chief Musician at Saint Andrew’s Chapel from 2008–2020. In addition, he has served
as Dean of the Saint Andrew’s Conservatory since 2010, a position he still retains. Dr. Yount is a
member of the American Guild of Organists and was a founding member of Church Music at a
Crossroads, an organization sponsored by the Presbyterian Church in America which provided
workshops on church music.
 A Concert in Honor of Dr. Terry Yount
Sunday, January 24, 2021 5:00 pm

WELCOME & OPENING PRAYER

ECONGREGATIONAL HYMN: O GOD BEYOND ALL PRAISING

Trinity Hymnal No. 660
Michael Perry (1942—1996)/Gustav Holst (1874—1934)/Sterling Procter (b. 1950)

TOCCATA IN F MAJOR, BWV 540/1

Johann Sebastian Bach (1685—1750)
Drew Pace, organ

GABRIEL’S OBOE from The Mission

Ennio Morricone (b. 1928)
Saint Andrew’s Sinfonia

AGNUS DEI from Requiem for the Living

Dan Forrest (b. 1978)

Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, miserere nobis, miserere nobis.

Agnus Dei, qui tollis peccata mundi, dona nobis pacem,

miserere nobis, miserere nobis.

Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world, have mercy on us.

Lamb of God, who takes away the sins of the world, grant us peace,
have mercy on us.
Saint Andrew’s Chancel Choir
Maya Clausen, soprano
Hannah Pacchioli, mezzo-soprano

EThose who are able, please stand at the invitation of the Chief Musician.
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 REMARKS
Douglas Bond

THE FOUR SEASONS OF BUENOS AIRES

Ástor Piazolla (1921—1992)
II. Winter
Sola Gratia Piano Trio

GREATER LOVE HATH NO MAN

Various Scripture/John Ireland (1879—1962)
Many waters cannot quench love,
Neither can the floods drown it.
Love is strong as death.
Greater love hath no man than this,
That a man lay down his life for his friends.
Who His own self bare our sins
In His own body on the tree,
That we, being dead to sins,
Should live unto righteousness.
Ye are washed, ye are sanctified,
Ye are justified, in the name of the Lord Jesus;
Ye are a chosen generation,
A royal priesthood,
A holy nation,
That ye should shew forth the praises of Him
Who hath called you out of darkness
Into His marvelous light.
I beseech you, brethren, by the mercies of God,
That ye present your bodies, a living sacrifice,
Holy, acceptable unto God,
Which is your reasonable service.
Saint Andrew’s Chancel Choir
Sarah Pierce, soprano
Charlie Wong, baritone

REMARKS
Dale Voelker

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 FANTASIA ON GREENSLEEVES
Ralph Vaughan Williams (1872—1958)
Saint Andrew’s Sinfonia

PRELUDE IN B MAJOR
Marcel Dupré (1886—1971)
Cecily DeMarco, organ

ECONGREGATIONAL HYMN: FOR ALL THE SAINTS

Trinity Hymnal No. 358
William Walsham How (1823—1897)/Ralph Vaughan Williams/J. Marty Cope (b. 1975)

ECLOSING REMARKS & PRAYER

THE LORD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU

Peter Lutkin (1858—1931)
Saint Andrew’s Chancel Choir

Please join us for a gala reception in the fellowship hall

immediately following the program.

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 Chancel Choir
Soprano Mimi Acosta, Maya Clausen, Sarah Cook, Brenda Davis, Hannah Pacchioli,
Sarah Pierce, Catherine Plaisance, Amanda Savery, Rebecca Savery, Natalie Smith,
Lisa Stolz, Maggie Wright, Mary Cate Wright
Alto Katie Colpaert, Christy Dillon, Mari Heinsen, Anna Kennedy, Betsy Kreamer,
Linda McAleer, Gretchen Peth, Emily Pierce, Ruthie Wong
Tenor David Finnamore, John Heinsen, Jim Pyrich, Tom Vanden Berg, Carlos Velazquez
Bass Randy Hobden, Gordon Mason, Andy Peck, Daniel Peeler, Dave Theriault,
Charlie Wong

Sinfonia
Violin I Olga Kolpakova, Olga Ferroni, Sacha Phelps
Violin II Victor Ferroni, Victor Bowers
Viola Linda Kessler, Daniel Cortes
Cello Elise Jimenez, Miriam Sarver
Double Bass Vernay Reindollar
Percussion Craig Uppercue
Harp Deborah Wendt
Flute Sarah Hornbeck
Oboe Kim Lieser
Horn Ben Lieser
Organ Drew Pace
Chief Musician Todd Alexander

Livestream Note
Please be aware that this concert is livestreamed for public viewing.
Those in attendance, particularly those seated in the front sections, may be
visible on camera. If you prefer to sit elsewhere, our deacons can assist you.

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About Tonight’s Program
Within the span of this brief concert, it would be impossible to fully catalogue the rich influence
of Dr. Terry Yount in terms of his contribution to the beautification of worship, his musical
performances, and his personal investment in the lives of his many students. Rather, this concert
seeks to bring together a sampling of the people and the music that represent Dr. Yount’s life’s work.
From music used in the worship of God, to some of Dr. Yount’s favorite pieces, to performances and
testimonies from former students, colleagues and long-time friends, our desire is to give glory to God
for His mighty work in and through Dr. Terry Yount.

About Tonight’s Performers & Guests

Drew Pace received his undergraduate degree in piano performance and composition from the
University of Central Florida. While studying at UCF he pursued a Certificate of Church Music
through the Saint Andrew’s Conservatory, studying organ with Dr. Yount. Dr. Yount encouraged
Drew to consider a career in church music. Drew subsequently received a Master of Music degree in
organ performance from Westminster Choir College and has succeeded Dr. Yount as organist at Saint
Andrew’s Chapel.

Maya Clausen holds a Bachelor of Science in music education from the University of South
Florida. She has been a member of the faculty of Saint Andrew’s Conservatory since 2014. She has
sung as soprano solist in numerous engagements throughout the Southeast as well as with the Opera
Tampa Chorus, and the Saint Andrew’s Chancel and Chamber Choirs. She currently sings with the
Winter Park Bach Festival Choir.

Hannah Pacchioli received her degree in sacred music from Reformation Bible College in 2018
where she studied voice with Laura Yount. She currently serves as Youth and Music Ministry
assistant and directs the Youth Choir at St. Paul’s Church (PCA) in Orlando.

Douglas Bond is author of more than twenty-five books of historical fiction, biography, devotion,
and practical theology. He has taught English and history for many years and is Adjunct Instructor
in Church History at Western Reformed Seminary (WRS). As an outgrowth of his books and
teaching, Bond has led church history tours in Europe since 1996. Douglas first met Terry through
Church Music at a Crossroads.

Sola Gratia Trio features Saint Andrew’s Conservatory faculty members Olga Kolpakova (violin),
Elise Jimenez (cello) and Angelyn Traylor (piano). The trio was founded in 2017 as an outgrowth of
their teaching in the Conservatory and performs regularly on faculty recitals and for the Summer
Music Academy.

Dale Voelker currently serves as organist for Church of the Atonement in Silver Spring, Maryland.
He has taught and directed choirs at colleges and universities through the United States and China.
His friendship with Terry dates to their time together on the faculty at Washington Bible College.

Cecily DeMarco is in her second year of organ studies at the Juilliard School of Music. She studied
organ with Dr. Yount in high school and prepared Dupre’s Prelude in B Major under Dr. Yount’s
tutelage for her Juilliard audition.