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The Genevans

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Genevans_75th_anniversary.jpgTHE GENEVANS 75th concert season opened during Homecoming will culminate with a tour of the southeast United States March 1-11, 2013.   

Members of THE GENEVANS are currently preparing to take the choir’s music ministry to the ends of the earth for the May 2014 International Tour to the Philippines and Malaysia.

Those who would like to partner with THE GENEVANS in this musical mission of a lifetime may send tax-deductable gifts to:

Make Online Donation to Genevans Trip

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OR SEND GIFTS TO:

GENEVANS TRIP
Geneva College Institutional Advancement
3200 College Avenue
Beaver Falls PA 15010-3599

Checks should be made payable to Geneva College with “Genevans Trip” written in the subject line. Contributions of all sizes are both needed and appreciated, as are prayers of support.

Past tours have included visits to Great Britain, Germany, Poland, France, and throughout the United States.

THE GENEVANS, the student choir of Geneva College, is heir to a tradition of choral singing dating from the early years of the college over a century and a half ago. The mission of the choir expresses Geneva’s belief that music, as one of God’s finest gifts, meets a deep, universal need in people. The choir’s repertoire is broad and varied, reflecting the belief that “all of life, always and everywhere, is life in the presence of God.”

Dr. David K. Smith

In 2012, David Kenneth Smith was named the new conductor of THE GENEVANS, after the 31-year tenure of Dr. Robert Copeland. Having directed psalm singing in Geneva College’s Chapel program for the six years, Dr. Smith now focuses on two roles, that of conducting THE GENEVANS and teaching Voice. Dr. Smith earned his degrees in Voice Performance at Wheaton Conservatory and Indiana University, Bloomington. He lives near Cranberry Twp., Penn. with his wife, pianist Marie Libal-Smith.


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