From the church program notes: It's been a while since we've done any large musical project that is truly classical. To remedy this shocking oversight, on Mothers' Day we present Mozart's timeless masterpiece, Vesperae Solennes de Confessore, the last complete large choral work that Mozart composed. Written in 1780, the music is dramatic, tuneful, and profoundly satisfying to study, sing and hear. There is an elegance and ease about it that is truly timeless; it is music for the ages. Psalm 110: Dixit Dominus Psalm 111: Confitebor Psalm 112: Beatus Vir Psalm 113: Laudate Pueri Psalm 117: Laudate Dominum Magnificat Performed by the "USG Orchestra". Conducted by Mark Daugherty, USG music director. Soloists: Emily Joy Goldberg, soprano; Berverly Gross Spencer, alto; Robert Hefele, tenor; Thomas Schoonmaker, baritone. Musicians: Trumpet; Frank Kaderabek, Kris Alutius Trombone: Lynette Zimmerman, Michael D'Avino Bassoon: Barbara Dowdall Violin: Cindy Smith, Doris Loder, Gin Ah Li! m; David Giles, violin and viola Violincello: Patrica Daniels Double bass: Timothy Ressler Timpani William Cahn Audio: Bob Munger. Video: Jeff Smith. This composition is in the public domain.