SIDE ONE

1. A Wonderful Day Like Today (Briscusse and Newley)

2. Oklahoma Medley (Rodgers and Hammerstein)

A-Round The Corner (Marais)

3. Battle Hymn Of The Republic (Steffe and Howe)

4. George M. Cohan Medley (Cohan)

5. This Land is Your Land (Guthrie)

Conductors: G. Strickling; B. Boehm; C. Kazol

Orchestra Conductors: G. Strickling; J. Howard

SIDE TWO

1. The Star Spangled Banner (Key)

2. America, The Beautiful (Bates)

3. South Rampart Street Parade (Haggart and Bauduc)

4. Let There Be Peace On Earth (Jackson)

5. God Be With You Till We Meet Again (Tomer)

The Singing Angels “Sing America” rings with their

message of patriotism and brotherhood. It is the music of

their slogan “Democracy In Action Through Music”.

This Bicentennial Album includes selections from

The Singing Angels 1976 TV Special “Sing America”

sponsored across the country by Sentry Hardware, and

from their national tour in cooperation with the Greater

Cleveland Bicentennial Commission, as Cleveland’s only

touring representatives.

A Bicentennial LP and Stereophonic Recording

A tribute to the Angels contribution to Americanism, was the

1974 Distinguished Award from Freedoms Foundation at

Valley Forge. They have sung for two American Presidents

including a Command Performance at the White House in

1969. In 1973 they led the Presidential Inaugural Parade

floats as the nation’s “Spirit of ’76” youth.

In 1974, Bill Boehm’s Singing Angels made three appear-

ances with Bob Hope. One was his Network Christmas TV

Special. They also sang on the NBC Today Show following

their three-week tour of Romania which was capped by a

Command Performance for President Nicolae Causescu.

Other significant events since they were formed in 1964

were their NBC-TV appearance on Kraft Music Hall. Christ-

mas Eve 1969; their performance at the Browns-Colts 1971

Championship playoff game as featured half-time enter-

tainment carried on NBC-TV; an international appearance

at the University of Waterloo, Ontario, Canada, in October

1972; and four concerts as the star attraction at Garden

State Arts Center in New Jersey.

150 Performing Chorus Angels, ages 6 to 18, have won

the hearts of Greater Clevelanders in about 50 shows a year

and especially their annual “Winter Holiday Gift of Song” to

3,000 area students, their EMMY Award “Songs of Christ-

mas” Special on WEWS-TV. and two one-week appearances

supporting Wayne Newton.

The Reserve Chorus of 100 “rookies” contributes to the

Angels local esteem with a giant Caroling Crusade for 80

nursing homes and hospitals during the twelve days of

Christmas each December.

Conductors: G. Strickling; T. Neal; B. Boehm; C. Kazol

Orchestra Conductor: D. Wooley

Introductions and Narration by Bill Boehm

Record Produced by Bill Boehm

Jacket design by Tom Welsh

The Singing Angels are the voice of the Northern Ohio Children’s Perform-

ing Music Foundation. Inc., a non-profit corporation established in 1965

. . .contributions are tax-deductible.

Bookings for The Singing Angels can be arranged by writing to The

Singing Angels, c/o William C. Boehm, 510 Euclid Ave., #25 Euclid

Arcade. Cleveland, Ohio 44115 or calling 

THE SINGING ANGELS

Room 25, Euclid Arcade

510 Euclid Avenue

Cleveland, Ohio 44115

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