Trinity College

On May 1, 2020, five Trinity alumni came together virtually to offer their perspective on the future of professional sports in the U.S. and abroad, and share their stories about how they used their liberal arts education to achieve their professional goals.

The group included: Jay Monahan ’93, Commissioner, Professional Golf Association; Daniel Good ’95, Vice President, St. Louis Cardinals; Sam Kennedy ’95, President and CEO, Boston Red Sox; Billy Hogan ’96, Chief Commercial Officer, Liverpool Football Club; and Mimi MacKinnon ’04, Special Assistant to the Chief Operating Officer, National Football League. The panel was moderated by Robin Sheppard M’76 Veteran Coach and Athletics Administrator, Trinity College.

The Trinity College community invites you to join a conversation with alumni leaders in real estate. Moderated by Jon Estreich ’75 of Estreich & Company, join fellow alumni Thomas Brodsky ’05 Partner, The Brodsky Organization, Peter Duncan ’81 President and CEO, George Comfort & Sons, INC., David Koeppel ’80, Partner, Koeppel Rosen LLC; CEO, The Rosen Group, and Timothy Quinlan ’99, Partner and CEO, Quinlan Development Group LLC, as they discuss real estate industry during and after COVID-19.

Virtual Healthcare in the Age of COVID:

A Conversation with

Owen Tripp ’01

CEO and Co-founder, Grand Rounds

and

Joanne Berger-Sweeney

President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience

Thursday, June 4, 2020

Join us to discuss emerging healthcare trends which are highlighting the need for change to the American healthcare system. Discussion will include the benefits of virtual care both during and after a pandemic and its place in an evolving healthcare landscape, with special emphasis on telemedicine and how it will evolve in the post-COVID-19 landscape.

As co-founder and CEO of Grand Rounds, Owen believes that patients will achieve better healthcare outcomes through the intersection of technology, medical expertise, and extraordinary patient care. Prior to Grand Rounds, Owen co-founded Reputation.com and grew the company into the worldwide leader in online reputation and privacy management; he also held leadership positions at eBay and Accenture (Health and Life Sciences Practice). Owen received a BA with honors from Trinity College and received an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business. Owen’s been recognized among the World Economic Forum’s Global Technology Pioneers, Goldman Sachs’ Top 50 Builders + Innovators and Rock Health’s Most Beloved CEOs.

Two new podcast recording studios have been created this fall at Trinity College’s Raether Library and Information Technology Center.

See the music video here:

https://youtu.be/TlzC0jUZUe0

“It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year”

Words and Music by Eddie Pola and George Wyle

featuring the Trinity Holiday Band

and the Choirs of

Trinity College, Hartford, Connecticut

Christopher Houlihan ’09, arranger and music director

John Rose College Organist-and-Directorship

Distinguished Chair of Chapel Music

and Adjunct Professor of Music

Kyle Knickerbocker, recording engineer

Visiting Assistant Professor of Music

Helder Mira, videographer and director

Multimedia Producer

With the participation of:

Joanne Berger-Sweeney

President and Trinity College Professor of Neuroscience

THE TRINITONES

Maya Anand ’22

Madeleine Jordan ’22

Lucille Leavitt ’19

Emma Martínez-Daniel ’19

Arianna O’Brien ’21

Anne Smith ’19

Rachel Smithie ’22

Maura Thompson ’21

Willow Trodden ’20

Camille Valentincic ’22

THE QUIRKS

Georgia Beckmann ’21

Alex Chambers ’22

Briana Crawley ’19

Franchesca De La Cruz ’19

Anna Hackett ’20

Shannon Kennedy ’19

Brielle McDonald ’20

Duun O’Hara ’22

Sarah Kristen Vazquez ’19

Hannah Zukowski ’21

TRINITY AFRICAN CHOIR

Dorothy Anika ’22

Lehlabile Davhana ’19

Sarah Donahue ’20

Ryan Frye ’19

Aurelia Haule ’19

Xinbei Lin ’21

Florence Muhoza ’19

Vicky Skaf ’20

THE ACCIDENTALS

George Adams ’21

Chris Gio ’19

Granville Kaynor ’21

Taigh Lawless ’20

Edward Li ’20

David Marattolo ’22

James Nash ’19

Jackson Ruprecht ’19

Kimball Winans ’20

Teddy Zoellner ’20

THE PIPES

William Duggan ’19

Lea Estein Garcia ’22

Kyle Fields ’21

Laura Hardenstine ’20

Gabe Julien ’19

Anna Lee ’20

Julia Mutkoski ’22

Bukosia Kosha Odongo ’21

Claire Pitzer ’21

Leyanne Qubbaj ’22

Hanjatiana Nirina Randrianarisoa ’21

Sarah Romanelli ’21

Gwenhwyfar Sadie ’21

Maria Warns ’19

THE CHAPEL SINGERS

Ansel Burn ’20

Jenny Conant ’22

Kira Eidson ’19

Kyle Fields ’21

Julianne Freeman ’22

Maxwell Furigay ’19

Elijah Hernandez ’19

Sarah Kennedy ’20

David Marottolo ’22

Brielle McDonald ’20

Guy Parsons ’19

Claire Pitzer ’21

Charlie Reimers ’20

Gwenhwyfar Sadie ’21

Brooke Samaratunga ’22

Hadley Santana Queiroz ’20

Zac Schurman ’22

Emily Wertheimer ’20

TRINITY COLLEGE GOSPEL CHOIR

Dorothy Anika ’22

Lehlabile Davhana ’19

Clare Donohoe ’22

Erin Evangelista ’20

Lea Estien Garcia ’22

Aurelia Haule ’19

Brielle Jones ’20

Jiameng Ma ’21

David Marottolo ’22

Qi Miao ’21

Winrose Mollel ’21

Hazel Robertson ’19

Gwenhwyfar Sadie ’21

Elizabeth Zheng ’22

John Hayes and Anthony Williams, ministers of music

TRINITY HOLIDAY BAND

Noelle Casey ’20, violin

Max Fertik ’19, drums

Ben Gambuzza ’20, piano

David Marottolo ’22, glockenspiel

Pearl Rourke ’21, harp

James Sheehy ’20, tenor saxophone

Jitty Synn ’19, violin

Emily Wertheimer ’20, alto saxophone

SPECIAL THANKS

Jennifer Allen, Visiting Lecturer in Music

Jesse Riley, Director of Production, Austin Arts Center

Dan Roman, Associate Professor of Music; Chair, Department of Music

Urs Berger

Lud Baldwin

Joseph Barber

Molly Thoms

Lisa Kassow

Douglas Berkowitz

Trinity College Calendar Office

Trinity College Facilities Department

A.C.E.S.

Cranksgiving

J.E.L.L.O.

and

Minty Berger-Sweeney, production assistance

The Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford (ASOFH), founded in 1997, is an annual national festival and organ competition with the mission of encouraging and inspiring excellence in organ performance by young emerging artists. The festival has been in residence at Trinity College since 2016, and furthers the college’s legacy of educating undergraduate musicians in the art of organ performance and sacred music in the context of a world-class liberal arts education.

In addition to solo repertoire and hymn-playing competitions, the festival presents concerts in Hartford and the surrounding area, including solo organ recitals, concerto performances with orchestra, and choral presentations which feature the organ. The 2017 festival concluded with a Service of Holy Communion at the Trinity College Chapel, at which The Chapel Singers collaborated with the choir of St. James’s Church, West Hartford (Vaughn Mauren ’07, organist and choirmaster) and the choirs of St. John’s Church, West Hartford (Scot Lamlein, director of music and organist). The combined multi-generational choirs (featuring singers ages 7 through 82) gave the premiere performance of Philip J. Stopford’s setting of Psalm 150, commissioned by the ASOFH in memory of its founder, David Spicer.

In the spring of 2018, the groups reunited at Trinity College to record their collaboration. The audio recording of ‘Psalm 150’ is available at the Trinity College Soundcloud station. [LINK]

The 2018 ASOFH runs from September 28–29, and a complete list of festival events is at www.asofhartford.org. The choirs featured in this recording will collaborate again at the Trinity College Chapel on Saturday, September 29 at a service of Choral Evensong at 5:00 p.m.

About the performers:

The Chapel Singers

Trinity’s oldest student organization, founded in 1825, The Chapel Singers sing at major College occasions, Chapel services, and present concerts on campus as well as on domestic and international tours. The group is made up of undergraduates from a wide variety of academic disciplines who enjoy singing challenging choral music. www.trincoll.edu/chapelmusic.

The Choir of St. James’s Church, West Hartford

St. James’s Choir is a multi-generational ensemble of women, men, girls and boys, who are dedicated to offering great choral music each Sunday, and for special liturgies, concerts and events. In 2016, the choir traveled to England and sang daily Evensong at Hereford Cathedral and Sunday services at Bristol Cathedral. The choir returns to England in July of 2019 for a one-week residency at Worcester Cathedral. www.stjameswh.org

The Choirs of St. John’s Church, West Hartford

The St. John’s Choirs are well-known in the greater Hartford community and beyond as a center of excellence in vocal training and repertoire for children ages 7 1/2 and up. The youth choristers sing alongside volunteers and professionals in the adult choir. More information about must at St. John’s is available at www.reddoormusic.org.

Christopher Houlihan ’09, organist

The organist Christopher Houlihan has established an international reputation as an “intelligently virtuoso musician” (Gramophone), hailed for his “glowing, miraculously life-affirming performances” (Los Angeles Times). Houlihan was appointed to the John Rose College Organist-and-Directorship Distinguished Chair of Chapel Music at Trinity College in 2017, succeeding his former teacher John Rose.

Vaughn Mauren ’07, conductor

Vaughn Mauren was named Organist and Choirmaster at St. James’s in 2014, having previously served as Director of Music for Young at Arts and Associate Organist at Christ Church, Bronxville. Mauren is Artistic Director of the Albert Schweitzer Organ Festival Hartford and sub-dean of the Greater Hartford Chapter of the American Guild of Organists. This past July, he directed a Pipe Organ Encounter at Trinity College for teenage organists from around the country.

The Chapel Singers

featuring the Trinity College Gospel Choir

and the Trinity African Choir​

Ellen Dickinson, carillonneur

Vaughn Mauren ’07, organist

Christopher Houlihan ’09, director

The Rev. Allison Read, chaplain

The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, bishop

Take comfort and joy from this

Christmas celebration of word and song.

A freewill offering will be taken.

The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. The service includes music of the season offered by the Chapel Singers – the oldest continuing student group on campus – the Trinity College Gospel Choir, and the Trinity African Choir.

The music this year is directed for the first time by Christopher Houlihan ’09, newly appointed College Organist and Director of Chapel Music. A brass quintet and timpani joins the choirs, and Vaughn Mauren ’07 accompanies on organ.

Trinity College warmly invites the public to attend the free event. ​

The Chapel Singers

featuring the Trinity College Gospel Choir

and the Trinity African Choir​

Ellen Dickinson, carillonneur

Vaughn Mauren ’07, organist

Christopher Houlihan ’09, director

The Rev. Allison Read, chaplain

The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, bishop

Take comfort and joy from this

Christmas celebration of word and song.

A freewill offering will be taken.

The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. The service includes music of the season offered by the Chapel Singers – the oldest continuing student group on campus – the Trinity College Gospel Choir, and the Trinity African Choir.

The music this year is directed for the first time by Christopher Houlihan ’09, newly appointed College Organist and Director of Chapel Music. A brass quintet and timpani joins the choirs, and Vaughn Mauren ’07 accompanies on organ.

Trinity College warmly invites the public to attend the free event. ​

The Chapel Singers

featuring the Trinity College Gospel Choir

and the Trinity African Choir​

Ellen Dickinson, carillonneur

Vaughn Mauren ’07, organist

Christopher Houlihan ’09, director

The Rev. Allison Read, chaplain

The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, bishop

Take comfort and joy from this

Christmas celebration of word and song.

A freewill offering will be taken.

The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. The service includes music of the season offered by the Chapel Singers – the oldest continuing student group on campus – the Trinity College Gospel Choir, and the Trinity African Choir.

The music this year is directed for the first time by Christopher Houlihan ’09, newly appointed College Organist and Director of Chapel Music. A brass quintet and timpani joins the choirs, and Vaughn Mauren ’07 accompanies on organ.

Trinity College warmly invites the public to attend the free event. ​

The Chapel Singers

featuring the Trinity College Gospel Choir

and the Trinity African Choir​

Ellen Dickinson, carillonneur

Vaughn Mauren ’07, organist

Christopher Houlihan ’09, director

The Rev. Allison Read, chaplain

The Rt. Rev. Ian T. Douglas, bishop

Take comfort and joy from this

Christmas celebration of word and song.

A freewill offering will be taken.

The annual Christmas Festival of Lessons and Carols marks the beginning of the holiday season for the Greater Hartford community. The service includes music of the season offered by the Chapel Singers – the oldest continuing student group on campus – the Trinity College Gospel Choir, and the Trinity African Choir.

The music this year is directed for the first time by Christopher Houlihan ’09, newly appointed College Organist and Director of Chapel Music. A brass quintet and timpani joins the choirs, and Vaughn Mauren ’07 accompanies on organ.

Trinity College warmly invites the public to attend the free event. ​