We continue to hear about additional choirs that participated in the Rolling Requiem. If you know of a choir that took part but is not listed, please let us know.

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Time Zone 25

Auckland, New Zealand
Orlando Singers Chamber Choir
Venue: St. Luke's Church, 130 Remuera Rd, Remuera. Soloists: Margaret Lindsay (soprano), Margo Knightbridge (mezzo), Iain Tetley (tenor), George Burrell (bass) Conductor: Anita Banbury ; Organist: Indra Hughes.

Wellington, New Zealand
Orpheus Choir of Wellington, New Zealand
Orpheus Choir is the symphonic choir of the capital city of New Zealand. They present a series of concerts of the masterpieces of the choral repertoire each year, and are engaged by the NZ Symphony Orchestra at least one a year. They also sing at community events and festivals and are broadcast nationally over the Concert FM station.

Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station
There were 51 people wintering-over at the South Pole this year. They were physically -- though not electronically -- isolated from the outside world, as it was still too cold for any planes to fly in. They played the Requiem from downloaded mp3 files.

Time Zone 22

Brisbane, Australia
Queensland State and Municipal Choir
St Stephen's Cathedral Brisbane, Australia

Sydney, Australia
International Grammar School PTF Choir
This choir is made up of the parents and music staff at International Grammar School including members of the Sydney Symphony Orchestra (who are parents at the school). The IGS PTF choir performed the Lacrymosa at the school assembly.

Beijing China
Beijing International Christian Fellowship

Time Zone 21

Nagoya, Japan
Mozart 200 choir
http://mozart200.fc2web.com/index.html
Kinjo Church (Higashi-ku, Nagoya-city), CONDUCTOR: Tatsuki Seo, SOLOISTS: Michiyo Iida (Soprano), Yoko Miwa (Alto), Toyohisa Kanda (Tenor), Toshio Kamiya (Bass). Accompanied by Hiromi Okado.

Osaka, Japan
the 1.17 Hanshin/Awaji Great Earthquake Disaster
Nishinomiya-city, Amity Hall. This choir was established after the Hanshin/Awaji Earthquake 1995, and sings the Requiem every year on January 17.

Tokyo, Japan
The Tokyo Chamber Choir
Tsuda Hall, 1-18-24 Sendagaya, Shibuya-ku, Tokyo, Japan. September 11, 2002, 1900-2100 JST (7-9pm). Conductor: Kniharu Isaji. Performances included Pizzetti's Messa di Requiem, Vezzosi augeli by Marenzio, Ohime! Se tanto amate by Monteverdi, La Regata Veneziana by Rossini, I Gondolieri by Rossini, Piacer d'amor by Martini, Core n'grato by Cardillo, Chorus of the Hebrew slaves by Verdi and Easter Hymn by Mascagni, and the Lacrimosa by Mozart.

Time Zone 20

Taipei, Taiwan
The Voice of Great Love choir

Taiwan
NTU Chorus (National Taiwan University)

Time Zone 19

Bangkok, Thailand
Orpheus Choir of Bangkok
Trinity Hall, St Joseph's Convent, Convent Road. 8:46 a.m. Performed by soloists of the Bangkok Opera, the Orpheus Choir of Bangkok and the MIFA Sinfonietta. Conducted by Somtow Sucharitkul

The Orpheus Choir is Bangkok's full-time chorus, attached to the Bangkok Opera, performing regularly with the Bangkok Symphony and other orchestras. It was formed after September 11, 2001 because the Thai government commissioned Thailand's leading composer, Somtow Sucharitkul, to compose a large work as a gift to the victims of the 9/11 disaster.

The Orpheus Choir's members come from 15 countries. They are Thai musicians and ex-patriates who are in many cases professional singers who gave up their career to follow a spouse to a job in Thailand.

Somtow Sucharitkul, the choir's founder and director, is considered Thailand's most prominent composer and information about him can be found at http://www.somtow.com.

Time Zone 16

Samara, Russia
Churuses of the Airspace and Pedagogical Universities of Samara, The Teachers Chambers Choirs, The Novokuibishevsk's choir 'Aura'
The Choir of Samara State Aerospace University is one of the oldest Samara's choirs. It was found in 1961. The manager of the choir is Prof. Vladimir Ostchepkov.

The concert took place near the Georgy Pobedonosets Cathedral. Before the concert, representatives of traditional religions, i.e. Russian Orthodox, Islam and Judaism, performed a public prayer service.

The concert included the following choirs: Academic Choir Of Samara State Aerospace University, Academic Choir Of Samara State Pedagogical University, Novokuibyshevsk's Choir 'Aura' and Chamber Choir of Teachers of Samara. The Requiem wwas accompanied by the Symphonic Orchestra of rchestra of Samara, managed by Narodny Artist of Russia Michail Sherbakov.

Yerevan, Armenia
Armenian Philharmonic Choir
Large Auditorium of the American University of Armenia. 40 Marshal Baghramian Avenue. Invitations are available from Aram Khachaturian Concert Hall Box Office and Public Affairs Section of the USA Embassy to Armenia. President of the Republic of Armenia Robert Kocharian, Catholicos of all Armenians Karekin II, ministers, members of the International Missions and organizations, artists and American Diaspora in Armenia are all expected to attend. A Poster Show and Film in the Foyer will precede remarks, a minute of silence, a Prayer for the Fallen and then the performance of the Requiem. Live broadcasts on National Armenian TV and "Armenia" TV Company.

Yerevan, Armenia
Academic State Choir of Armenia
http://www.tchekidjian.am/

Time Zone 14

Moscow, Russia
Vesna Children's Chorus
Bolshoi Hall of the Moscow's Conservatoire. This event is organized by Moscow Conservatoire, Telebroadcasting Corporation "Rambler" and GARDEN OF MUSIC. Participants of the concert are the children choir "Vesna", Chamber orchestra of the Tchaikovsky's State Conservatoire of Moscow.

Time Zone 13

Kaliningrad, Russia
St Nicolas church choir/ vocal ensemble "Miniature"

Tel Aviv, Israel
Michael Shani, conductor. Sivan Rotem, soprano. Bracha Kol, alto. Felix Livshitz, tenor. Noah Brieger, bass.
The Israel Chamber Orchestra, The Tel Aviv Chamber Chior, "Halel" conductors' choir
Michael Shani, conductor. Sivan Rotem, soprano. Bracha Kol, alto. Felix Livshitz, tenor. Noah Brieger, bass.

Zeut, Israel
Zlil-Chadash

Riga, Latvia
Riga Chamber Choir AVE SOL
The concert was held in Riga, Dome Square, Dome Cathedral, and also be aired on a big screen located in the square near the church. Participating groups included: Riga chamber choir ''Ave sol'', Riga; choir "Sonore", Riga; youth choir "Balsis", Riga; chamber choir "Intis", Liepaja; teachers choir from Ventspils city; chamber choir "Rate", Kuldiga; choir "Vanema", Tukums; chamber choir of Cesis castle, Cesis; choir "Valmiera", Valmiera; mixed choir "Jumprava", Ogre; youth choir "Ezerzeme", Rezekne; choir "Daugava", Daugavpils; cathedral choir "Magnificat", Aglona; St. Ann's church choir, Jelgava; chamber choir "Skali", Jelgava; teachers choir "Sidrabe", Dobele; choir "Mezotne", Bauska; choir "Jurmalnieki", Jurmala. Accompanied by Liepaja Symphony Orchestra, conductor Imants Resnis; soloists: Ingrid Kaiserfeld ( Wien State Opera, Austria ) Antra Bigaca ( Latvian National Opera ) Egils Silins ( Wien State Opera, Latvia ) Viesturs Jansons ( Latvian national Opera )

Time Zone 12

Aalst, Belgium
Schola Cantorum Cantate Domine, of St. Martin's Institute
St-Michael and St-Gudule Cathedral in Brussels. Concert begins at 8 pm. Before the performance, there was be a short memorial service held by representatives of all major religious groups. The concert was offered in close co-operation with the US embassy in Brussels.

Belgrade,Yugoslavia
Branko Krsmanovic Chorus
National Theatre in Belgrade. Concert began at 12.30pm local time. The introductory number was an excerpt from The Orthodox Memorial Mass "Opelo". The Requiem began exactlly at 12.46 local time (8.46 the New York time).

Kecskemet, Hungary
Kecskemeti Pedagogus Enekkar
Great Roman Catholic Cathedral of Kecskemet (Main Square, next to the city hall) Soloist: Eszter Somogyi (soprano), Maria Horvath (mezzo), Timothy Bentch (tenor), Laszlo Kuncz (bass). Accompanied by Kecskemet Symphony Orchestra; Kecskemeti Pedagogus Enekkar (The Teachers' Choir of Kecskemet) - Peter Erdei, conductor.

Pardubice, Czech Republic
Pardubicky detsky sbor IUVENTUS CANTANS (State Philharmony of Pardubice)
Performances featured the State Philharmony of Pardubice and the the ten best choirs from the Czech Republic, a total of 200 singers and 60 musicians.

Paris, France
Eglise de la Madeline

Roquetas de Mar, Almería, España (Spain)
Coral Virgen del Rosario

Vienna, Austria
Choir and Orchestra of the Church of St. Augustine
2:46 pm local time (8:46 am New York Time). The concert was organized by the US Embassy to Austria. The President of Austria and the US Ambassador to Austria attended.

Vilnius, Lithuania
VIRGO choir and St. Christopher orchestra

Zabrze, Poland
The Youth Mixed Choir - 'Resonans con tutti'

Time Zone 11

Bradley, Nr Keighley, West Yorkshire, England
Keighley Vocal Union
A service of remembrance was held at St Paul's Cathedral, attended by 2,000 people, including relatives of the victims, the Prime Minister and the Prince of Wales. The service coincided with a minute's silence observed in stations, seven airports, schools and factories at 1.46pm ¨˘ 8.46am in New York ¨˘ the time that the first hijacked aircraft struck the north tower. The London Stock Exchange, television stations and the TUC conference in Blackpool also fell silent. Keighley Vocal Union, from West Yorkshire, represented England in the Rolling Requiem.

Cork, Ireland
Fleischmann Choir of the Cork School of Music
Curtis Auditorium of the Cork School of Music, Union Quay, Cork, by 8.30 a.m. on Wednesday 11 September 2003. The Cork School of Music's Fleischmann Choir performed, accompanied by members of the School's Symphony Orchestra. The soloists were members of the staff of the Cork School of Music. Choristers from other choirs in the region also joined in.

Lisbon, Portugal
Portuguese "Northern Symphonic Orchestra", "Choral Aeminium from Coimbra", and the "Choir of the Lapa Catholic Church",
Our concert will be performedby the Portuguese "Northern Symphonic Orchestra" and the "Choir of the Lapa Catholic Church", from Oporto city, and four singers from Portugal, Romania, and France, under the direction of Maestro José F. Lobo. September 11th, at 8:46am, the Mozart Requiem at the Cathedral of Jerónimos, in Lisbon.

S. Domingos de Rana, Portugal
Coro Vox Laci
http://www.voxlaci.lovesmusic.com/

Time Zone 9

Paramaribo, Suriname
Maranatha Men's Choir

Time Zone 8

Manaus, Brazil
Coral do Amazonas

San Juan, Puerto Rico
Sociedad Coral de Puerto Rico, Inc/Schola Cantorum de Puerto Rico

Time Zone 7 1/2

Mount Pearl, Newfoundland, Canada
Philharmonic Choir of the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra
St. Mary the Virgin Anglican Church on Craigmiller Avenue in St. John's, Newfoundland. The church doors opened at 8:30 a.m. Newfoundland Daylight Time and the event concluded shortly after nine. The Philharmonic Choir of the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra along with other local singers and musicians performed portions of Mozart's Requiem.

The Philharmonic Choir of the Newfoundland Symphony Orchestra participated in the Rolling Requiem, by performing at St. Mary's Anglican Church in St. John's, Newfoundland, Canada on 8:46 AM Newfoundland Daylight Time (NDT), which is 1/2 hour ahead of Atlantic Daylight Time.

Time Zone 7

Connecticut
Bloomfield, CT, USA
Bloomfield Senior Center (Music Makers)
Event included a performance of Mozart's Requiem, along with the National Anthem with Marines Color Guard, Bell Ringers (the audience was encouraged to bring their own bells and join in), a minute of silence, and a medley of patriotic songs. A continental breakfast was also served.

Acting Police Chief, Sgt. Steven Weisher represented the police department The U.S. Marines Color Guard (from Westover Air Force Base) made an impression. Emma Giel, pianist, accompanied the "Music Makers" - Bloomfield's Goodwill Ambassadors. Acting Police Chief, Sargent Steven Weisher with Town Manager Louie Chapman, Jr. Emergency Medical Technician, Nancy Fitzgerald, was present throughout the day. Priscilla Newcomb of Winsted, CT, read her poetry and gave the participants an outlet for our sorrow. Bloomfield Mayor Faith McMahon and State Representative Mary Eberle were present throughout the morning.

New Canaan, CT, USA
The New Canaan Congregational Church
The Requiem was performed in a Communion Service. The Orchestra is the New England Chamber Players and the Soloists are: Philippa Dearsley- Soprano, Jae Eun Paik -Mezzo- Soprano, Tenors: Terry Beaurline and Christopher Beaurline, Bass - David Winkworth. The Service begins at 8:00pm at The Congregtaional Church, 23 Park Street, New Canaan, CT 06840

Somers, CT, USA
Somers High School Chorus

Florida
Fort Pierce, FL, USA
Dan McCarty Middle School Chorus

Ft Myers, FL, USA
Southwest Florida Symphony Chorus
http://www.swflso.org
First Presbyterian Church in Downtown Fort Myers (2438 2nd Street). Soloists: Lorraine Murphy-Renfroe (Soprano), Marilyn Parry (Mezzo-Soprano), Richard Byrum (Tenor), Douglas Renfroe (Bass-Baritone). Organist for this event is John Renfroe. Conductor is Maestro Joseph Caulkins.

Jacksonville, FL, USA
The Theta Phi Chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota

Orlando, FL, USA
Orlando Philharmonic Orchestr
Orlando Mayor Glenda Hood led a symbolic procession around Lake Eola, culminating with the illumination of 5,000 candles and the Orlando Philharmonic Orchestra's performance of Mozart's Requiem.

Sarasota, FL, USA
Gloria Musicae, Key Chorale, Florida Voices, and the choir of First United Methodist Church of Sarasota

Tampa Bay, FL, USA
Tampa Bay Concert Choir
Octagon Arts Center / Unitarian Universalists of Clearwater. 2470 Nursery Rd, between Belcher and US 19. Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 7:30 PM. Concert includes premiere of "American Testament," written in the aftermath of 9-11 by Frank Wells.

Winter Park, FL, USA
The Bach Festival Society of Winter Park, Inc.

Winter Park, FL, USA
St. Margaret Mary Church Choir

Massachusetts
Boston, MA, USA
Avenue of the Arts Chorale
http://www.bostonsings.org
Central Congregational Church, 85 Seaverns Avenue, in Jamaica Plain (MA). Following the performance, Rev. Rick Chrisman of Central Congregational offered a benediction. Conductor: Anne Watson Born, Music Director. Soloists: Sabrina Learman, soprano; Elizabeth Shearer, alto; Richard Simpson, tenor; and Stephen Pixley, bass. Avenue of the Arts members were joined onstage by more than 100 singers and musicians representing 15 musical organizations from throughout the Greater Boston area, including: Back Bay Chorale, Brookline Chorus, Brookline Music School, The Choral Art Society, Chorus Pro Musica, Dedham Choral Society, Heritage Chorale, In Choro Novo, Masterworks Chorale, New England Classical Singers, Newton Choral Society, Polymnia, Sharing a New Song, Spectrum Singers, Tanglewood Festival Chorus, and Zamir Chorale.

Framingham, MA, USA
Bose Early Music Singers
The Bose chorus, accompanied by Beth Adelman and Beth Cohen on piano, sang movements from the Requiem including the slow meditative piece, Lacrymosa, a forceful Dies Irae, Kyrie and Sanctus; and a separate motet, Ave Verum Corpus. The group also had a few sing-along pieces including "America." A kaddish was performed as well.

Newburyport, MA, USA
First Religious Society, Unitarian Universalist
http://www.frsuu.org
First Religious Society, 26 Pleasant St., Newburyport. Wednesday, Sept. 11, 8:46 p.m. Area choral singers performed Mozart's Requiem. The performance was preceded by a candlelight vigil and processional beginning at 8:15 p.m. in Market Square. Frances Burmeister, conductor; Robert Littlefield, organist. All area choral singers were invited to participate.

South Attleboro, MA, USA
The Williams Chorale
http://hometown.aol.com/lowernarow/wmchoral.htm

Maryland
Annapolis, MD, USA
The Annapolis Chorale
Maryland Hall for the Creative Arts, 801 Chase Street, Annapolis, MD . 8:46am EST. Participating groups include: The Annapolis Chorale: J. Ernest Green, Music Director; The Annapolis Symphony Orchestra: Leslie B. Dunner, Music Director. Soloists: Amy Cofield, soprano; Catrin Davies, mezzo-soprano; Jeremy Blossey, tenor; Ryan De Ryke, bass.

Baltimore, MD, USA
Combined Choirs, "An Evening of Remembrance"
An Evening of Remembrance, an ecumenical service and concert, was held at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, September 11 at the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen. A choir of more than 100 voices from The Cathedral Choir of Men, Women and Boys, Grace United Methodist Church Choir, First Christian Church Choir, Second Presbyterian Church Choir, and the former Baltimore Symphony Chorus, performed A Requiem by Gabriel FaurŽ with chamber orchestra conducted by Edward Polochick. Faith Okkema, soprano, and Randal Woodfield, baritone will be the soloists. The service also included hymns, scripture readings, prayers and reflections. The inspiration for this service is found in the words of Leonard Bernstein, - This will be our reply to violence: to make music more intensely, more beautifully, more devoutly than ever before.

Salisbury, MD, USA
Salisbury University Choirs
CThe Great Hall of Holloway Hall, Salisbury University, 1101 Camden Avenue, Salisbury, MD 21801. Beginning at 8:30 am. Part of the larger campus-wide commemoration of the 9/11 attacks which included opening cermonies with local clergy and dignitaries, a meditative labryinth, a moderated discussion between SU faculty and the community, and a candlelight vigil. SU music department faculty participating in the Mozart event include Patrick K. Freer, Director of Choral Activities; Susan Zimmer, piano; and Robert Tudor, baritone.

Maine
Gorham, ME, USA
University of Southern Maine Chorale

Orono, ME, ME, USA
Music Deptartment, University of Maine School of Performing Arts
An open reading for all audience members.

Rockport, ME, USA
The Down East Singers

Topsham, ME, USA
Mt. Ararat High School Choirs
Three choirs: an unauditioned mixed choir with 65 singers, an auditioned treble choir with 28 singers and an auditioned mixed choir with 38 singers. They performed "Dona Nobis Pacem", "Questions", and "Circle 'Round for Freedom". A group of students feverishly made 135 buttons with the HEARTBADGE templates from the website and each music class listened to portions of the Mozart Requiem throughout the day on Wednesday.

Michigan
Ann Arbor, MI, USA
The Ann Arbor Cantata Singers +
First Presbyterian Church, 1432 Washtenaw, Ann Arbor. 8:00 a.m. to about 11:00 a.m. Combined choruses from the Ann Arbor area performed in honor of those who died on Sept. 11, 2001. Conducted by Thomas Hilbish. Sponsored by the Ann Arbor Cantata Singers. All singers and orchestra players who have previously performed the work were welcome.

Grosse Pointe, MI, USA
Christ Church Chorale, The DeHaven Chorale
Christ Church Grosse Pointe, Michigan, Sept. 11 at 8:30 a.m. Christ Church held a remembrance service which began with prayers for the departed, silence, and the Mozart Requiem performed with a chorus of 90, orchestra, and soloists, directed by Frederic DeHaven at 8:46 a.m.

Holland, MI, USA
Holland Christian High School Choir
Included one movement of the Requiem in their chapel service on Sept. 11. The Jr. and Sr. Choir were be accompanied by the school's orchestra.

Holland, MI, USA
The Voccalaires
Performances of the Lacrymosa were broadcast to every school in the local system.

Midland, MI, USA
Music Society Chorale and Camerata

North Carolina
Charlotte, NC, USA
First Presbyterian Church Sanctuary Choir
First Presbyterian Church, 200 W. Trade St., Charlotte, NC 28202, Wednesday, September 11, 2002, 8:00 PM. Concert by the Sanctuary Choir of the First Presbyterian Church with members of the Charlotte Symphony The Memorial Concert was directed by the church's Minister of Music, Robert Ivey.

Lumberton, NC, USA
Lumberton Singers

Pinch, NC, USA
St. Andrew Presbyterian Church
Played a recording of the Mozart Requiem in the sanctuary beginning at 8:46 AM, EDT followed by recordings of the Brahms German Requiem and the Faure Requiem. An ecumenical service began at noon, EDT, and included hymns, prayer and a brief homily on Exodus 12:1-14 and Romans 12:9-21 by the pastor of St. Andrew, Rev. James Walther, Jr., entitled, "So far as it depends on you..." St. Andrew is located in Pinch, 10 miles north of Charleston, on the east side of the Elk River between the Big Chimney and Elkview exits from I-79.

Raleigh, NC, USA
Unity Singers

Raleigh, NC, USA
Choral Society of Durham, Duke Chapel Choir, Duke Chorale, Chapel Hill-Carrboro Community Chorus
Meymandi Hall, Raleigh, NC. North Carolina Symphony, Rodney Wynkoop, conducting. Soloists: Jacqueline Culpepper, soprano; Mary Gayle greene, mezzo-soprano; Randall Outland, tenor; William Adams, bass.

Wilmington,NC, USA
University of North Carolina at Wilmington Concert Choir
8:46 a.m. in the Commons area adjacent to the Randall Library on the campus of UNCW. Performance of Introit, Kyrie, Offertorium, and Hostias movements. The choir, conducted by Joe Hickman, was joined by members of the Wilmington Symphony Orchestra and by solo quartet from the group that performed the complete work on November 3 at 8 p.m. in Wilmington. Soloists include Nancy King, soprano; Monica Sillero, alto; Melvin Ezzell, tenor; and David Williams, baritone.

Wingate, NC, USA
Wingate University Chorale
Performed one movement of the Lachrymosa from Mozart's Requiem for the University campus community.

New Hampshire
Kingston, NH, USA
Sanborn Regional High School Music Dept.
Played the Mozart Requiem in morning music classes.

Nashua, NH, USA
The Unitarian Universalist Choir of Nashua
http://www.uunashua.org/map.shtml
Unitarian Universalist Church, 58 Lowell Street (across from Margarita's restaurant), Nashua, NH. Sandra LaBarge-Neumann conducted the 75-member chorus and full orchestra. All personnel were volunteers from the greater Nashua area - both professional and amateur - who joined forces to be part of this incredibly wonderful tribute. Soloists were: Kim Bolling, Soprano, Kathryn Low, Mezzo, Erik Bertrand, Tenor and Ben Cole, Bass. A freewill collection was taken with all money donated to the local chapter of the American Red Cross, which sent help and supplies to New York City in the aftermath of the attacks.

New Jersey
Ridgewood, NJ, USA
Combined Choirs
Ridgewood NJ, which lost 14 citizens on 9/11, combined church choirs and orchestra members at 8:45 p.m. at Ridgewood United Methodist Church for the Faure Requiem. Conductors were be Frank Archer and Joanne Rodland, and soloists were Deborah Holden Holloway and Edward Schmiedicke.

Summit, NJ, USA
Calvary Chorale

Woodbury, NJ, USA
St. Stephen's Parish & Friends
At St. Stephen's Church in Woodbury NJ, 230 N. Evergreen Ave, about 20 minutes from Philadelphia. Sang the Faure Requiem as a mass. Clarence Miller, prof. emeritus from Glassobro State College, conduct. Pastor Christine Regan, celebrated the Eucharist.

New York
Albany, NY, USA
Albany Pro Musica
http://www.albanypromusica.org/
The Amphitheater at the Hudson Riverfront, Albany, 8:46 A.M.

Batavia, NY, USA
St. James Episcopal Church
Mozart's Requiem was played on their impressive organ as an "open community" service from 11:45am-12:45pm to make a "wordless statement" to all persons in our community. No words were spoken, people were invited to enter and leave as their schedules allow, candles were available for lighting.

Carmel, NY, USA
The Putnam Chorale
Pieces of th Requiem were performed as part of the Putnam County commemoration.

Huntington, NY, USA
Huntington Choral Society

Ithaca,NY, USA
Ithaca College School of Music
Choral ensembles and the orchestra from the College's School of Music performed Mozart's Requiem from 8:30 to 10:00 a.m. in Ford Hall, James J. Whalen Center for Music. The performance was broadcast simultaneously on and off campus via cable channel 16.

Jamestown,NY, USA
Southwestern High School Choir and community
Lacrymosa at 8:46 a.m.

Long Island, NY, USA
Long Island Masterworks Chorus/The Long Island University Chorus/The Great Neck Choral Society/The Huntington Choral Society
Tilles Center for the Performing Arts on the CW Post Campus of Long Island University. The downbeat will be at exactly 8:46am on the 11th. We are asking people to come near 8:00am to get seating (in either sections or mixed - as desired). The Long Island University Chorus, Alexander Dashnaw conductor; the Masterworks Chorus, Fran Roberts, conductor, The Great Neck Choral Society, Virginia Davidson, conductor; the Huntington Choral Society, and members of other choral groups will comprise the chorus. We have secured the services of professional players, who are donating their time to be an orchestra for this performance. The College Radio Station (PBS - WCWP) is planning on running the entire event on their station.

Mt. Tremper, NY
Shandaken Reformed Church
A recording of Mozart's Requiem was played at 8:46 a.m. at the Shandaken Reformed Church in Mt. Tremper (just off Route 28 on Route 212).

New York, NY, USA
Harlem Opera Theater

New York, NY, USA
The Young People's Chorus of New York City
http://www.ypc.org
The American Bible Society, 1865 Broadway (61st Street and Broadway) New York City. Free to all.The Young People's Chorus of New York City is made up of young people from 8 to 26 years of age in five different choral divisions. Choristers aged 11 to 26 will sing in the September 11 commemoration.

Potsdam, NY, USA
Potsdam Community Chorus
The Potsdam Community Chorus will host a special performance of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart's "Requiem" at 7:30 p.m. in The Helen M. Hosmer Concert Hall. Students, faculty and members of the community will be participating. The public is invited to attend and join the world in a musical commemoration.

Poughkeepsie, NY, USA
Mid-Hudson Mozart Requiem Choir
7:30pm on September 11th, 2002 in the Family Partnership Center in Poughkeepsie. Concert followed a city ceremony at the waterfront at 6:30pm. Singers from all over the Mid-Hudson Valley gatheedr to perform Mozart's "Requiem." Lee H. Pritchard, professor of music at SUNY New Paltz, and Laura Ramsey Russell, professor of music at Dutchess Community College, shared the conducting duties.

Rochester, NY, USA
Rochester Oratorio Society
Hochstein Performance Hall - 50 N. Plymouth Ave., Rochester, NY 14614. Mayor William Johnson madeopening remarks and introduced the concert. Approximately 300 singers from twenty five different choruses/choirs within the greater Rochester, NY area joined the Rochester Oratorio Society for this performance. Soloists: Amy Cochrane, soprano; Allyn Van Dusen, mezzo-soprano; Carl Johengen, tenor; Derrick Smith, bass. Music Director, Roger Wilhelm; Accompanist, Richard Volpe .

Scarsdale, NY, USA
The New Choral Society
Hitchcock Presbyterian Church, 6 Greenacres Avenue, Scarsdale, NY, beginning at 8:46 AM.

White Plains, NY, USA
Westchester Chorale

Woodstock, NY, USA
Ars Choralis
Ars Choralis performed their "Messengers of Peace" concert Wednesday evening, September 11, at 7 p.m. at the Woodstock Playhouse.

Ohio
Bowling Green, OH, USA
Bowling Green State University Choral Society
Bowen-Thompson Student Union's Lenhart Grand Ballroom on the campus of Bowling Green State University. Reading of Mozart's "Requiem," (from the beginning through the "Lacrymosa"). Soloists: Jane Schoonmaker Rodgers (assistant professor, soprano); Tina Bunce, (publicity and publications manager at the college and an BGSU alumna, mezzo-soprano); Christopher Scholl (assistant professor, tenor), and Mark Moliterno (a visiting assistant professor, bass). Pianists were be Cynthia Benson (assistant professor) and BGSU alumnus Kevin McGill who serve as the accompanist for the UCS.

Cleveland Heights, OH, USA
PAND Cleveland - Perfomers and Artists for Nuclear Disarmament
The PAND Cleveland performance of the Mozart Requiem began at 8:30am on September 11th. The event took place at St. John's Cathedral in downtown Cleveland at the corner of East Ninth and Superior. Steven Smith conducted an ensemble of professional musicians and vocalists representing several institutions from the Cleveland area, including the Cleveland Orchestra, Cleveland Institute of Music, Cleveland Chamber Symphony, Baldwin-Wallace Conservatory and the Cleveland Orchestra Chorus. The event wass co-sponsored by the Cleveland Federation of Musicians and the Catholic Dioceses of Cleveland.

Cleveland, OH, USA
Apollo's Fire - The Cleveland Baroque Orchestra and Apollo's Singers
Broadcast of a previously recorded performance at Cleveland's Severence Hall on the radio and also was available on the Internet at http://www.wclv.com. Case Western Reserve University aired WCLV-FM's broadcast of Requiem on loudspeakers during the University's Tribute Ceremonies held in the plaza between Severance Hall and the Kelvin Smith Library.

Columbus, OH, USA
Broad St. Presbyterian Church and Community Singers
Broad St. Presbyterian Church, 760 E. Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. The program started at 8:30A.M. on the 11th with a downbeat of 8:46 for the Requiem performance. The concert was broadcast live over the WOSU Classics Network and on the web (www.wosu.org) beginning at 8:40 a.m., EDT

Mansfield, OH, USA
The Richland Academy Faculty Quartet
Performances by faculty members at Richland Academy in Mansfield, Ohio, a not-for-profit school of the arts and sciences in north central Ohio. All 4 singers are professional musicians with a strong background in choral singing and likewise the piano accompanist- a professional pianist and teacher. Our organization is unique in Ohio and is a member of the National Guild of Community Schools of the Arts. We teach students of all ages in arts disciplines of dance, music, visual arts, theatre, tv production and graphic arts and work to help other fellow arts organizations in our community

West Carrollton, OH, USA
West Carrollton High School Symphonic Chorale
The West Carrollton High School Symphonic Chorale is a 70 voice un-auditioned choir. West Carrollton is located 10 miles south of Dayton, OH. Concert was be broadcast over closed circut television to the student body.

Pennsylvania
Allentown, PA, USA
The Cathedral Choir of The Cathedral of St. Catharine of Siena

Carlisle, PA, USA
Dickinson College Choir

Harrisburg, PA, USA
Central PA Rolling Requiem
State Capitol Rotunda. The Patriot-News partnered with the PA House of Representatives Choir. The core choir was made up of state representatives and House staff members and was be conducted by Dr. Pierce Getz, professor emeritus of Lebanon Valley College and Director of Music at Harrisburg's Market Square Presbyterian Church. Partners with the House of Representatives in this endeavor, in addition to the newspaper, the state Humanities Council and the church, include the state Department of General Services and Dickinson College, Carlisle.

Reading, PA, USA
Reading Choral Society
Albright College Chapel. Reading Choral Society is a local nonprofit choir. No speakers and no VIPs, just people who need to take some time to remember and heal. The choral event was also telecast live as a community service by BCTV - Comcast Reading Channel 13, Comcast Hamburg Channel 16 and Service Electric Cablevision Channel 20.

Rhode Island
Riverside, RI, USA
Riverside Congregational Church Choir

South Carolina
Florence, SC, USA
The Florence Community Chorale

York, SC, USA
Chancel Choir of First Presbyterian Church and York Comprehensive High School Concert Choir
Performed John Rutter's "Requiem" at 7:00pm in the sanctuary of First Presbyterian Church. FPC Organist John Siler played a prelude beginning at 6:50pm. The FPC Handbell Choir, directed by Alice Smith, played "An American Fantasy" beginning at 7pm. Colors were presented by the color guard of the York Fire Department. All musicians and members of the congregation received heart badges to wear. Local public safety personnel were invited to attend in uniform and sit together in a reserved section. York mayor Eddie Lee read a proclamation by the York Town Council and recognized public safety workers. Members of the Charlotte Symphony and local percussionist Matt Brown accompanied the choir. Soprano soloists were Debbie Black and Pat Guerry. The choir was conducted by Phil Suggs, choir director at York Comprehensive High School and First Presbyterian Church.

Virginia
Charlottesville, VA, USA
The Virginia Consort

Fredericksburg, VA, USA
St. Mathew Family Choir
Performed selections from the Requiem as part of a memorial Mass at 7:30 in the evening.

Hampden-Sydney, VA, USA
Hampden-Sydney College Glee Club

Harrisonburg,VA, USA
JMU Chorale
James Madison University School of Music

Springfield, VA, USA
Messiah Festival Chorus and Orchestra
7:30 pm, Messiah United Methodist Church, 6215 Rolling Road, Springfield, Virginia 22152. Messiah Festival Chorus and Orchestra: Roger G. Miller, Director, Nancy MacArthur Smith, soprano, Sylvia Twine, mezzo-soprano, Michael Ford, tenor, Jonathan Deutsch, bass

Southside, VA, USA
Commonwealth Chorale
Began at 8.46AM with four bells for the four places. Dedicated the performance to the five people in our communities who lost their lives on 9-11.

West Virginia
Charleston, WV, USA
West Virginia Symphony Chorus
Baptist Temple (Quarrier and Morris Streets in Charleston, WV). The Kanawha Chapter of The American Guild of Organists and the West Virginia Symphony Chorus teamed up for this performance. Dr. Joseph Janisch of the WV Symphony Chorus conducted. Janet Brightbill played the piano.

Parkersburg, WV, USA
College Chorale of West Virginia University at Parkersburg
Sang Lacrimosa from the Mozart Requiem at the campus "Reflections" program at noon on September 11. Dr. H.G. Young III, Conductor

West Liberty, WV, USA
West Liberty State College
The Elbin Library played a recording of Mozart's Requiem, beginning at 8:46 a.m. [EDT] on Wednesday, September 11. There was a continuous Power Point slide presentation during the musical performance. Students, faculty, and staff were invited to attend this presentation in the Library Instruction Center throughout the morning.

Canada
London Ontario, Canada
Gerald Fagan Singers & London Fanshawe Symphonic Chorus
Centennial Hall, 550 Wellington Street, London. An honour guard began the commemoration with the music beginning at precisely 8:46 a.m., Mozart's Requiem is approximately 70 minutes in length without intermission. The concert was intended as a solemn, reflective remembrance. For this reason, there was not to be any introduction, applause or remarks to the audience. The audience took their seats, the honour guard entered, the music was performed, the honour guard exited followed by the musicians and the audience. Mozart's Requiem was performed by members of the London Fanshawe Symphonic Chorus, Gerald Fagan Singers, Concert Players Orchestra and soloists Leslie Fagan, Laura Pudwell, Stephen Harland and Thomas Paul, under the direction of Conductor Gerald Fagan.

Mississauga, Ontario, Canada
World Youth Day Choir, Sacred Music Society Choir, Sinfonia Sacra
St. Paul's Basilica, 83 Power St. (Queen and Parliament) in Toronto, Canada at 8:00 pm, on September 11, 2002. The World Youth Day Choir and Sacred Music Society Choir accompanied by Sinfonia Sacra performed a Memorial Concert in memory of the Canadian victims of the September 11 tragedy and the fallen heroes of our own emergency services. The music of Mozart's Requiem was featured. This Memorial was sponsored in part by the 4th Degree Assemblies of the Knights of Columbus.

Montreal, Québec, Canada
Le grand Choeur de Montráal
St. Joseph's Oratory's Crypt. 8:30am on September 11, 2002. Grand Choeur de Montréal and the Orchestre de la Cité, directed by Martin Dagenais, in association with the Saint Joseph's Oratory, cordially invited the population to a concert commemorating the tragic events which occurred in the U.S. a year earlier. On the program: Mozart's REQUIEM. Introduced by Jacques Languirand, the event's spokesperson.

Time Zone 6

Alabama
Opelika, AL, USA
Opelika Arts Association Civic Chorale
Performed in Founders Chapel, Auburn United Methodist Church

Iowa
Fairfield, IA, USA
Cantus Angelicus Choral Society
Chttp://www.cangelic.org
First Christian Church in Fairfield at Burlington (Highway 34) and Third Street. The performance was at 8:00 PM. The concert, directed by Robert Wendell, featured Tom Shadonix, minister of music at St. Mary of the Visitation in Ottumwa playing an orchestral reduction for organ.

Illinois
Arlington Hts, IL, USA
First Presby. Church
http://www.cangelic.org
Opening movement coupled with Lacrimosa for a service of remembrance. Concert began at 7:30 p.m.

Chicago, IL, USA
St. Luke Memorial Choir and Orchestra
September 11, 8:00 p.m. Church of Saint Luke, 1500 W. Belmont on Chicago's north side.

Chicago, IL, USA
Chicago Master Singers
www.chicagomastersingers.org
Divine Word Chapel, Techny, Illinois, on Wednesday September 11, 2002. The Divine Word Chapel is located on Waukegan Road, approximately one mile north of Willow Road and two miles south of Lake Cook Road (near Northbrook, Illinois). The performance was co-presented by Chicago Master Singers and the First Presbyterian Church of Lake Forest, Illinois, with the Divine Word Chapel serving as host. The performance began with words of welcome and remembrance at 8:30 am, performance of Mozart's masterwork at 8:46 am, and concluded roughly at 10:00 am with a benediction. Local clergy officiated. Soloists for the event were Gail Beckman (soprano), Julia Bentley (mezzo soprano), Kurt R. Hansen (tenor), and Peter Van De Graaff (bass).

Chicago, IL, USA
West Suburban Symphony Orchestra and Combined Chorus
www.westsubsymphony.org
Rockefeller Memorial Chapel, 5850 South Woodlawn Avenue, The University of Chicago Campus. Concert at 8 p.m. Program opened with reflective readings by Chicago NBC Channel 5 news anchor DIck Johnson and small-group choral and string compositions. Beginning at 8:46 p.m., Peter Lipari conducted the West Suburban Symphony Orchestra and a combined chorus in a performance of the Mozart Requiem.

Lisle, IL, USA
Downers Grove Choral Society

Palos Heights, IL, USA
Trinity Christian College Concert Choir
College choir, performed one movement of the Mozart Requiem (the "Lacrymosa") for their college chapel service on Sept. 11 at 10 AM.

Indiana
Bloomington, IN, USA
The School of Music at Indiana University and Community Choruses
School of Music Recital Hall. Members of the Choral Department performed the famous and moving Requiem as an open reading with orchestra by and for the students of the Indiana University School of Music and singers from various choirs in the Bloomington Community.

Indianapolis, IN, USA
St. Vincent Hospital

Minnesota
Duluth, MN, USA
Lakeshore Lutheran Home

Golden Valley, MN, USA
Good Shepherd Choir

Missouri
Columbia, MO, USA
Sang the Requiem on Sept. 11, 7:30 central time, along with Randall Thompson's Testament to Freedom. Composed of choir members from 28 churchs in the community. The soloists, conductor (Dr. David Rayl) and many members of the orchestra are from the University of Missouri.

St. Louis, MO, USA
Webster University Choral Society
Desmond E. Lee Concert Hall, Community Music School of Webster University, Trinity at Delmar (enter on Trinity), University City, Missouri. Concert began at 8:46 AM. The core choir for the performance were members of the Webster University Choral Society, which sponsors a Summer Sing series during the summer. This was similar to a Summer Sing, in that there are no rehearsals for the performance.

Accompanist: Joe Neske, piano. Soloists: Kathryn Stieler, soprano; David Stephens, alto; Arie Perry, tenor; David Berger, bass. The Webster University Music Department Rolling Requiem event was open to singers who already know the Mozart and listeners throughout the St. Louis area.

North Dakota
Bismarck, ND, USA
St. Mary's Central High School Choir
he Saint Mary's High School Choir honored the victims of 9-11 in a prayer service. The choir sang the "Dies Irae" from Mozart's Requiem.

Bismarck, ND, USA
Bismarck-Mandan Symphony Orchestra and Civic Chorus
Our performance of Mozart's Requiem (performed last February 1) was broadcast over North Dakota Public Radio at 2:00 p.m. Central Time. The broadcast reached a four state area as well as the provinces of Saskatchewan and Manitoba - over 1 million listeners in the upper Midwest. Soloists Jan Knutson Tammy Hensrud, David Hamilton and Brian Knutson were featured.

Nebraska
Omaha, NE, USA
Omaha Chamber Singers
http://www.omahachambersingers.org"
St. Cecilia Cathedral, 7:30 PM. Berger: "Vision of Peace", Mozart: "Requiem" (Levin edition), Bach: "Dona nobis pacem" (from "Mass in B-minor). Omaha Chamber Singers & Omaha Symphony Chamber Orchestra. David Batter, Conductor.

Omaha, NE, USA
Holy Cross Children's Choir
Sang during the 8:30 liturgy in the church. There were 22 5-8th graders performing

Oklahoma
Tulsa, OK, USA
The Coventry Chorale
http://www.coventrychorale.org and http://www.trinitytulsa.org
Trinity Episcopal Church, 501 S. Cincinnati. The Coventry Chorale, in association with Trinity Episcopal Church, sponsored the Tulsa performance of Mozart's "REQUIEM" at 8:46 a.m. on September 11, 2002. A chorus of over 65 singers from the Coventry Chorale, Tulsa Opera, Tulsa Oratorio Chorus and Holland Hall School joined with soloists, Lyndsey McKee, Karen Gingrich, Justin Boyd, Quincy Parker and an orchestra from the Tulsa Philharmonic with conductors David Rollo, Coventry Chorale; Dr. Frank Ryan of the University of Tulsa; Mr. Ronald Wheeler of the Tulsa Youth Symphony; Mr. Steve Dyer of Holland Hall School and Dr. Carol Crawford the general director of Tulsa Opera in the performance of Mozart's masterpiece.

South Dakota
Sioux Falls,SD, USA
Sioux Falls Lincoln High School Choir and Orchestra
92 members in the orchestra and over 260 in the choir.

Tennessee
Memphis,TN, USA
St. Michael Catholic Church
St.Michael Catholic Church - Sept. 11 at 7 pm. A prayer service of hope and solidarity at which the choir sang a portion of Mozart Requiem

Memphis, TN, USA
Memphis Symphony Chorus
Eudora Auditorium, 4684 Poplar Avenue @ Perkins. The concert was performed at 8:46 am on Wednesday, September 11, 2002.

Memphis, TN, USA
Memphis City Schools
http://www.memphis-schools.k12.tn.us/index_a.html
The entire school district (118,000 students) listened to the Requiem over the school radio WQOX on 9/11. The broadcast began at 8:40 a.m. with an introduction by School Supt. Johnnie B. Watson and symphony conductor David Loebel. After the Requiem the Superintnedent called for a moment of silence and invited listeners to join fifth and sixth graders from the Campus School in singing "America the Beautiful." The children in Memphis City Schools had been studying Mozart, the Rolling Requiem and the music all week.

Texas
Dallas, TX, USA
Dallas Bell Singers

Dallas, TX, USA
The Wing and a Prayer Chorale
Unity Church of Northeast Tattant County in Grapevine,Texas. 1650 Hughes Road - Grapevine, Texas 76099 7pm on September 11th.

Houston, TX, USA
Rice Chorale
Stude Hall at Alice Pratt Brown Hall at 8:00 AM on 9/11. Rice Chorale is the longest standing organization on campus, open to music majors and non-majors alike.

San Juan,TX, USA
Carman Elementary
The school played the Requiem during their Peace Walk before our assembly.

Southlake, TX, USA
Old Union Elementary School

Wisconsin
Madison, WI, USA
Good Shepherd Lutheran Church
The Good Shepherd Lutheran Church, Madison, WI, participated in the Rolling Requiem event. The service beginning at 8:30 A. M. Worship leaders included Pastor Peter Franson and Mark Bloedow, Director of Worship and Music. The service began with a welcome, invocation, prayer and then the video presentation of the Requiem beginning at 8:46 A. M. This was followed by the reading of lessons (Ephesians 2:4-10 and the Gospel: John 13:34-35), prayers, the Lord's Prayer and the Benediction. In addition to the service program, a separate handout included the Latin text and English translation. The event was meaningful and very well received.

Milwaukee, WI, USA
Bel Canto Chorus of Milwaukee
http://www.belcanto.org
St. Josaphat's Basilica, 2333 S. 6th Street, Milwaukee. The performance began at 8:30am on September 11 with an introduction by local dignitaries and a color guard presentation. Members from the Milwaukee Symphony Orchestra, the Symphony Chorus, the Milwaukee Choristers, the Waukesha Choral Unions and others joined the Bel Canto Chorus to perform the event. Soloists Valerie Errante, Jennifer Clark, Gregory Schmidt and Myron Myers also volunteered their time and talent for this event.

Haiti
Port-au-Prince, Haiti
Holy Trinity Music School Boys' Choir
Coordinated through the Cultural Affairs Office at the U.S. Embassy in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. The choir was accompanied by the Holy Trinity Philharmonic Orchestra.

Canada
Flin Flon, Manitoba, Canada
Holy Trinity Music School Boys' Choir
The choir, known as the Flin Flon Community Choir, in Flin Flon Manitoba, Canada performed No.7 chorus, Lacrymosa, from Mozart's Requiem, on September 11, at 7:30 p.m. Central daylight time. They performed this as part of a church service at the Mennonite Brethern Church in their community.

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada
Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir
8:30 a.m., Manitoba Chamber Orchestra and Winnipeg Philharmonic Choir

Time Zone 5

Colorado
Boulder, CO, USA
Jubilate! Sacred Singers
First Methodist Church, 14th and Spruce, Boulder, Co.

Boulder, CO, USA
Circle of Fifths

Fort Collins, CO, USA
Alpine Chorale and University Singers
Concert at 8:46 a.m., Lincoln Center, Fort Collins CO, USA, at NE corner of Meldrum and Mulberry Streets. There were over 100 singers from several chorales, among them University Singers (Colorado State University). Other singers from the following groups (most from Denver CO, USA): Alpine Chorale, Cherry Creek, Colorado. Columbine, Evergreen chorales, and West Nebraska Masterworks Chorale, members of several church choirs,and individuals. There will be an orchstra of some 45 players from Fort Collins Symphony and Denver orchestras. Vocal soloists are: Cynthia Vaughan (CSU faculty), Lee Ann Scherlong (CSU alum and UNC doctoral student), Todd Queen (CSU faculty), and Jay Regan (CSU alum, doctoral student Arizona). Lee Egbert, conducting. There was no "service" per se, only the performance of the work -afterwhich they all shook hands, hugged, and went home.

Montana
Missoula, MT, USA
The Missoula Symphony Chorale
8:46 a.m., Place: Caras Park.

New Mexico
Santa Fe, NM, USA
Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus
Lensic Performing Arts Center, 225 W San Francisco St., Santa Fe. Thanks to the Lensic Performing Arts Center, the Santa Fe Symphony and Chorus, the conductor Joseph Illick and the soloists, Virginia Browning, Elana Joan Khara, Tim Willson and Marc Mouchet, for the pro bono gift of their time, their talent and their performing space. The performance was simulcast on KSFR (FM 90.7) at 8:46 AM. Overflow from the theater was able to hear the concert relayed on speakers in Burro Alley, a pedestrian zone next to the theater.

Utah
Salt Lake City, UT, USA
Jubilate
St. Thomas More Catholic Church located at 3015 East Creek Road in Sandy, UT a suburb of Salt Lake City. The names of the honorees were read to those attending during the pauses between each movement of the piece by Mr. Gene Pack, former classical music host of KUER FM 90 public radio. The soloists were Jayna Friberg, Gwen Schamel, Scott Miller, and Judd Sheranian. An evening performance of the Mozart Requiem was also performed at the First Congregational Church of Salt Lake City at 2150 S. Foothill Drive, at 7:30 PM, for those who cannot attend the morning event.

Honduras
Tegucigalpa, Honduras
CORO de Cámara de UNITEC
The event was coordinated by the Public Affairs Office of the U.S. Embassy in Tegucigalpa, Honduras. The Coro de Camara de UNITEC (Chamber Choir of the Central American Technological University) sang a portion of Mozart's Requiem at 8:46 AM during a memorial service.

Time Zone 4

Arizona
Phoenix, AZ, USA
The Choir of Trinity Cathedral
Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. The service began with the Great Litany at 8:30 am. The Cathedral Choir with Orchestra performed Mozart's Requiem beginning at 8:46 am. Starting after the memorial service, the names of those who were killed on Septmber 11, 2001 were read throughout the day in the Cathedral while people stop in and prayer and meditate.

Phoenix, AZ, USA
The Phoenix Symphony and Chorus, The Arizona Opera and Chorus, The Arizona State University Choral, Union, and The Grand Canyon Men's Choral

Phoenix, AZ, USA
Congregation Choir of the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Phoenix

Tucson, AZ, USA
Tucson Masterworks Chorale/Rincon/University H.S. Choraliers and Advanced Women/Holy Family Latin Choir
http://www.tucsonchorale.org
Centennial Hall, 1020 East University Blvd. (at Park Ave) Tucson, Arizona. The 350 voice choir represents 50 different choral groups from the Tucson area. Following a moment of silence, the choir and orchestra presented Mozart's Requiem, Sussmyer completion, under the direction of David Gardner. Soloists were: Kimberly Chaffin, Soprano; Wanda Brister, Mezzo-Soprano; Todd Strange, Tenor; Charles Roe, Baritone. The concert was be recorded, and later broadcast on National Public Radio.

Califonia
Aptos, CA, USA
Cabrillo Symphonic Chorus, Cantiamo!, Cabrillo Chorale

Berkeley, CA, USA
Univ. of California Alumni Chorus & Berkeley Community Chorus & Orchestra
First Congregational Church, Dana and Durant in Berkelely. UC Choral Ensembles and UC Alumni Chorus director Mark Sumner conducted, with accompaniment by an orchestra.

Berkeley, CA, USA
St. Clement's Church Choir

Burlingame, CA, USA
Bay Area Requiem Choir
St. Paul's Episcopal Church the corners of El Camino Real, Chapin Ave. and Occidental on Wed., Sept. 11, 2002 at 7:30 pm in the Sanctuary. St. Paul's Episcopal Church working with Burlingame United Methodist Church, members of the San Francisco City Chorus, San Francisco City Chorale, Choirs of Skyline and Canada Colleges, Congregational Church of San Mateo, the Spiritual Formation Center and local volunteer musicians and singers participated in the Rolling Requiem on Sept. 11, 2002.

Bradbury, CA, USA
Royal Oaks Manor
The Requiem was heard by a CD concert at Royal Oaks Manor at 7:00 PM on the 11th. Royal Oaks is a Continuing Care Retirement facility located in Bradbury, CA, a suburb of Los Angeles.

Marin County, CA, USA
College of Marin Community Chorus
The College of Marin Community Chorus hosted a Rolling Requiem on September 11, at 8:46 AM, in the Fine Arts Theatre at the college. This building is located at the corner of Sir Francis Drake Blvd. and Laurel, on the Kentfield campus. Professional soloists were Linda Noble, soprano; Marcia Gronewald, mezzo soprano; Mark Mueller, tenor, and David Auerbach, bass.

Monterey, CA, USA
I Cantori di Carmel
The Carmel Mission hosted a read-through performance of the Mozart Requiem. Dr. Sal Ferrantelli conducted with Pauline Troia at the piano. Many singers from I Cantori di Carmel participated.

Mountain View,CA, USA
Schola Cantorum
http://www.scholacantorum.org
Stanford Memorial Church on the Stanford University campus. Conducted by Gregory Wait, Schola Cantorum Music Director and Senior Lecturer in Music at Stanford, the performance was open to all members of the peninsula community who sought to remember those who died in the attacks last year.

Nevada City, CA, USA
Music in the Mountains Festival Chorale
http://www.musicinthemountains.org/

Pasadena, CA, USA
The Pasadena POPS
Steps of historic Pasadena City Hall. The Pasadena POPS Orchestra, under Music Director and Conductor Rachael Worby, joined by the Occidental-Foothill Master Chorale (100 voices strong), and various other area choirs, in conjunction with the City of Pasadena, joined with approximately two hundred singers and musicians along with five hundred uniformed men and women from the Pasadena Police Department, Pasadena Fire Department, and the United States Marine Corp, City officials and thousands of people from Southern California to take part in this memorial.

Rancho Palos Verdes, CA, USA
Sanctuary Choir
St. Peter's By The Sea Presbyterian Church, 6410 Palos Verdes Drive South, Rancho Palos Verdes, CA 90275. 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, September 11. The Mozart was the main part of a service which will include hymns and prayers.

Richmond, CA, USA
St. David's Church
8:46 AM and 7:30 PMSt. David's Festival Choir together with Voices of Musica Sacra presented two choral memorials on 9/11. First, at 8:46 AM, following the 8 AM Mass, they sang a short portion of the requiem to the 270 members of our parochial school and those attending the Mass. Secondly, at 7:30 PM, they sang the whole requiem, interspered with prayers for peace and forgiveness.

Rohnert Park, CA, USA
Sonoma County Bach Choir
Ives Recital Hall, Sonoma State University, 1801 East Cotati Ave, Rohnert Park, CA. Soloists: Jenni Samuelson, Susan Witt, Lynne Morrow, Scott Whitaker, Bill Neely; Accompanist: Marilyn Thompson; Chorus: Sonoma County Bach Choir; Conductor: Robert Worth.

Sacramento, CA, USA
Sacramento Master Singers
Catherdral of the Blessed Sacrament, at 1017 11th Street (11th and K Streets), Sacramento, CA. The Sacramento Master Singers sang the Robert Levin completion. Following the complete Requiem, we will repeat the Lacrymosa movement, joined by choirs from American River College, Sierra College, and El Camino High School. Following the reading of the names of the victims they asked the audience to join us in the singing of "America, the Beautiful."

San Pedro,CA, USA
Chorale Bel Canto

San Francisco, CA, USA
Movement For Kids and the San Francisco Academy of Performing Arts
The Randall Museum Theater, 199 Museum Way SF, CA 94114. Movement for Kids and members of the San Francisco Academy of Performing Arts. Artistic Directors: Frankie Spagnolo and Mary Montgomery. Musical Director: John Florencio. Soloists: Kim Kuzma, Richard Nickol, Jen Cantorna, Erwin Urbi, and more. Performed Mozart's Requiem Movement No. #7, Lacrymosa, and an original musical theatre piece designed to address the universal and timeless issues of the September 11th tragedy.

Santa Barbara, CA, USA
Santa Barbara Choral Society
http://www.santabarbarasings.org/
Arlington Theater 7:30pm. Santa Barbara Sings, with nearly 200 voices representing four renowned choral groups, joined with the Santa Barbara Symphony to present Mozart's Requiem under the baton of Maestra Jo Anne Wasserman. A live feed from the Arlington Theater to the Sunken Gardens of the Santa Barbara Courthouse. The entire program was broadcast to this location and viewed by several thousand people. Portions of this event were also broadcast live from the Arlington Theater on Cox Cable channel 8. Santa Barbara Sings also offered an outreach program for middle and high school music students during the dress rehearsal on Tuesday, September 10. Discussions with the choral conductors, vocalists and symphony members allowed these students to learn more about Mozart's Requiem and choral music in general.

Santa Monica, CA, USA
Chancel Choir of First United Methodist Church of Santa Monica
First United Methodist Church of Santa Monica, 1008 Eleventh Street, Santa Monica . The performance was with orchestra, under the direction of Dr. James E. Smith

Sonoma, CA, USA
Sonoma Valley Chorale
http://sonomavalleychorale.org
The Plaza in front of City Hall at 7pm on September 11, 2002. The entire community was invited to this gathering which will be a time of reflection, prayer, remembrance, honor and inspiration.

Stockton,CA, USA
Stockton Chorale
September 11, 2002 - 8:46 p.m. The work was accompanied by students and friends of the University of the Pacific Symphony. Nicolas Waldvogel, Director of Orchestral Activities, conducted the concert. The Stockton Choral is a community-based chorus for the Greater Stockton/San Joaquin Valley. Last year it celebrated its fiftieth anniversary.

Valencia, CA, USA
Santa Clarita Master Chorale
The Santa Clarita Master Chorale, under the direction of Artistic Director Dr. Peter Pocock, performed the Mozart Requiem at Valencia United Methodist Church, 25718 McBean Parkway, Valencia, CA. The soloists were Leslie Garman, soprano, Nylea Butler-Moore, alto, Mike Best, tenor, and Wally Purdy, bass.

Idaho
Sandpoint, ID, USA
Along Four the Ride Quartet
8:30am at Farmin Park. The combined Sandpoint High Choirs, under the direction of Jon Brownell, performed selections to commemorate the occasion. Dan Walden and Bill Prader on bagpipes, Bonner Community Hospice, Backbeat Drums, and others are also part of this event. The Lions Club of Sandpoint, along with the Sandpoint Boy Scout Troops and the VFW, provided the flags and the Color Guard, demarcated the area of Farmin Park as the designated area for the memorial. In addition to our requiem piece, "Pie Jesu", our Hospice volunteers released doves into the sky as a symbolic gesture of peace, and a tribute to our 911 deceased. Sandpoint High School choirs showed a video, while singing "bridge over troubled waters", containing photographs of those who perished in 911, with their families. Our local bagpiper, Dan Walden, played amazing grace, the vfw provided a 21 gun salute, and the entire gathering sang "battle hymn of the republic," lead by "Along Four the Ride" quartet. Along Four the Ride began the memorial with "One Voice", in keeping with the theme of "one voice for one life". Invocation by Rev. Fr. Dennis Day, speeches by our Mayor, Commissioner and others.

Nevada
Elko, NV, USA
Elko Community Choir
Elko Convention Center, 700 Moren Way, Elko, NV. Seating will begin at 8am. A Community Choir performed 5 pieces from the Requiem in the morning at the local radio station, KELK-am broadcast the performance live.

Oregon
Coos Bay/North Bend, OR, USA
South Coast Chorale For The Rolling Requiem
The South Coast Chorale for the Rolling Requiem of 24 members under the direction of Phillip Drehmer as Director and Monita Johnson as Assistant Director, Keryn Frazell and Janice Kendall as accompanists performed the following programs:

• Sept. 8, 2002, 10am at the First United Methodist Church in Coos Bay, the Chorale sang Requiem, Lacrymosa, Hostias, and Sanctus.
• Sept. 10, 2002, noon at the Coos Bay/North Bend Rotary Club, Phillip Drehmer as song leader of Rotary and Monita Johnson also a Rotary member, led the program. A 10 minute video put out by the U. S. Maritime Administration "Honoring Living Heroes of the U.S. Merchant Marines 9/11 Segment" [tug boat operators moving close to two million people off Manhatton in a very short time after the attact] was shown. The Chorale sang Requiem, Rex, Lacrymosa and Sanctus.
• Sept. 11, 2002, 8:30 am at the Boardwalk on the bay in downtown Coos Bay, the South Coast Chorale for the Rolling Requiem put on the Program Of Remembrance, starting with a Welcome, Remembrance, Thank yous, Pledge Of Allegiance and the National Anthem, led by Mr. Drehmer. The Last Alarm[Striking The Four Fives] was illustrated by Coos Bay Fire Chief Stan Gibson. Monita Johnson gave the explanation of what the Rolling Requiem is all about including the meaning of the HEART BADGES. Prayer Of Remembrance was given by Rev. Paul Teyler of the Gloria Dei Lutheran Church of Coos Bay, going directly into the selections of Mozart's Requiem, including Requiem, Rex, Lacrymosa, Hostias, and Sanctus; followed by a Victory Prayer, given by Dr. Daniel Myers of the First Presbyterian Church of North Bend. The boardwalk was decorated with streaming flags, flowers, candles for each chorale member and decorations with red, white and blue ribbons. Small red, white and blue ribbons were given to community members to wear along with a program with a painting by William Wallace[Rockport, Maine] of "There's Hope'. We had the full support of the cities of Coos Bay and North Bend, including the police depts., and fire depts.. We thank them tremendously for their support.
• Sept. 11, 2002, noon at the American Legion, Disposal of Unserviceable Flags Program, the Chorale sang the National Anthem followed by the Last Alarm illustrated by the North Bend Fire Dept., followed by the Chorale singing Lacrymosa. Advancement of Colors were done by the American Legion Officers. Post Commander, Jackie Collison introduced the speaker, Judge Rick Barron and the disposal of unserviceable flags by Post 34.
• Sept. 11, 2002, 7pm at Mingus Park, the cities of Coos Bay and North Bend put a city wide Program Of Remembrance, Honor and Hope. The program included the top Ranking Officer of the United States Coast Guard on the west coast, City Mayors, Police Chief Chuck Knight and many others.
• Patriotic choral arrangements were sung with audience participation at all programs led by the South Coast Chorale for the Rolling Requiem, directed by Mr. Drehmer
• No entrance fees were charged at any performances. The Latin was translated into English in all the programs the Chorale sang the Mozart's Requiem in. Our local television station, KCBY, radio station KLight and The World newspaper gave us very good coverage on our programs. We wish to thank them very much. We also wish to thank Rolling Requiem for their very dedicated hard work and the Patron Angel of January. I want to thank the South Coast Chorale for the Rolling Requiem for their dedication, Keryn Frazell and Janice Kendall as our loyal accompanists, and Monita Johnson, our loyal and faithful Assistant Director. They all gave their precious and devoted time.