New SongGENEVA COLLEGE

A MUSIC MINISTRY OF GENEVA COLLEGE

GENEVA COLLEGE

A CHRISTIAN EDUCATIONFounded in 1848 as a ministry of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America, Geneva College isone of the oldest evangelical Christian colleges in the United States. Geneva’s purpose is to equip students for faithful and fruitful service to God and neighbor. Geneva’s Christian liberal arts core is grounded in God’s word and develops agility in practical reasoning and constructive thought, equipping graduates with essential qualities for wise living in the 21st century.

ACADEMICSWith over 40 majors and programs in the liberal arts, STEM disciplines, and other pre-professional programs, Geneva prepares students to move directly into the workplace or to pursue advanced degrees. The college offers Adult Degree Programs in the classroom and fully online, as well as in-classroom master’s programs in counseling and higher education, a fully online master’s in Leadership Studies and the MBA in either in-classroom or fully online formats.

ENROLLMENT The college serves approximately 1,700 traditional, adult and graduate students from nine nations, 30 states and over 60 denominations.

STUDENT ACTIVITIESStudents participate in local, regional and international ministry; drama, band, choral and traveling music groups; 16 varsity sports; and around 30 student clubs and organizations.

MUSIC AT GENEVA COLLEGEMusic is one of the greatest gifts thatGod, in His grace, has given to people. He affirms its use for pleasure, for communication and, most importantly, for His own praise. New Song is just one of the ways the college ministers through music. Geneva’s music program also includes:

• Three music majors: music, music education and music business.

• Performance groups, such as concert band, marching band, jazz band, percussion ensemble, Grace Notes, Eight Bells, handbell choir and The Genevans touring choir.

We actively encourage every student to develop his or her gifts, regardless of major, and use them to fulfill God’s purposes.

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SING TO THE LORD A NEW SONG; SING TO THE LORD, ALL THE EARTH. PSALM 96:1

Psalm 96, 98 & 103 O Sing to the Lord Franklin Ritter98 O Let the Hills Gary Johnson, arr. Robert M. Copeland95 Come Let Us Sing Jason Hill and Dick Dalzell27 Leave Me Not Nor Forsake, O God Robert M. Copeland35 Now Men Arise Traditional62 My Soul Finds Rest in God Alone Andrew K. Schep 131 O Lord, My Heart Byron G. Curtis25 I Lift My Soul, Lord Louise Copeland100 Shout to the Lord Jane Marshall19 The Law of the Lord is Perfect Traditional29 You Sons of the Gods Traditional Normandy carol6 Return, O Lord Konstantin Zhigulin16 Preserve me, O God Don McCrory113 Praise the Lord’s Name Michael Tabon49 Hear This, All Ye Peoples Robert M. Copeland116 What Shall I Render? Allen Pote23 The Lord Is My Shepherd Robert G. Newton31 Be Merciful to Me Brian Freed144 O Happy People Lewis Edson, arr. Louise Copeland42, 43 Buckled Over James Ward42 Seek The Lord Martin Nystrom, arr. Tom Fettke84 My God and King Konstantin Zhigulin24 Choral Fanfare on Psalm 24 Byron Curtis 72 He Will Save the Needy Brian E. Coombs118 The Lord is My Strength and My Song Ken Bible and Tom Fettke

May the Peoples Praise You arr. Keith Christopher

Gonna Be a Great Day J. Paul Williams and Joseph M. Martin

You Are the Light David Steele and Tom Fettke

Lamb of God, What Wondrous Love arr. Allan Robert Petker

Song of Ruth David N. Childs

I Am the Shepherd Ken Bible and Tom Fettke

Ride The Chariot Andre Thomas

Help Me Lift-a My Load Pepper Choplin

Days of Elijah Robin Mark, arr. Keith Lancaster

To God Be The Glory arr. Pepper Choplin

Holy and Anointed One arr. Rob and Clarissa Cox and Keith Lancaster

Amazing Grace arr. Thomas Meyer

Covenant of Love Keith Lancaster

Let Us Worship Hank Fenn

In Christ Alone Keith Getty and Stuart Townsend

Shout to the Lord Darlene Zschech

Oceans (Where Feet May Fail) arr. Bryan Sharpe

Hold on to the Rock Pepper Choplin

Rock of Ages arr. James Ward

Praise You, I Will Praise You arr. Dave Williamson

New Song is a ministry sponsored by Geneva College. Through music and drama, the timeless words of the Gospel are conveyed in a contemporary and dynamic way. Passionate, stirring and convicting, the words of the psalms, as well as the whole of Scripture, are just as fresh and compelling as when they were penned thousands of years ago.New Song, now in its 41st year, has always featured a cappella singing of the psalms. Psalm singing is one of the distinctive features of the worship of the Reformed Presbyterian Church of North America. While uncommon in today’s churches, psalm singing was the historic practice for most Presbyterian, Reformed, Baptist and Congregational churches for many generations. New Song’s psalm selections attempt to show the wide range of emotion and praise found in the psalms.New Song members are auditioned and selected by Geneva College for their musical ability and Christian commitment.New Song Director Lindsay Shaffer is a 2011 graduate of Geneva College.

New Song

Rachael Piscatello; Junior; Communication major; Elizabethtown, Kentucky

Jarrett Soon; Senior; History major; Kota Kumuning, Malaysia

William Shaw; Sophomore; Computer Science and Communication major; Melrose Park, Pennsylvania

Eden Smith; Sophomore; Music Business major; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Corrine Alderfer; Sophomore; Accounting and Business major; Schwenksville, Pennsylvania

Annie Dawson; Sophomore; Communication and Music major; Abingdon, Virginia

Christopher McCown; Senior; Music and Psychology major; Hermitage, Pennsylvania

Thomas Kinney; Junior; Civil Engineering major; Carrollton, Ohio

Daneen Krygsheld; Junior; Communication Disorders major; Lansing, Illinois