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LOCATION:19285 Holland Glade Road\nRehoboth Beach Delaware 19971
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SUMMARY:I Hear America Singing – Camp Rehoboth Chorus Celebration America
  250
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DESCRIPTION:The CAMP Rehoboth Chorus presents “I Hear America Singing\,
 ” a\nmusical revue honoring the 250th anniversary of America\, Jun. 19 
 –\n21\, 2026. The concert will celebrate 250 years of courage\, communit
 y\,\nand the American spirit. \n\nThe program will celebrate the foundati
 ons of America. Songs include\n“Isle of Hope\, Isle of Tears\,” where 
 audiences see the Statue of\nLiberty through the eyes of a fifteen year ol
 d Irish immigrant. With\n“This Is the Dream\,” listeners are reminded 
 of the courage\, the\nhopes\, and the promises of America inspired by Mart
 in Luther King\,\nJr.’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Chorus singers salu
 te the Armed\nForces for their service\, while also recounting the ravages
  of war\nwith “When Johnny Comes Marching Home” and “One Tin Soldier
 .”\nSongs of protest and promise include “This Land is Your Land” an
 d\n“Lift Every Voice and Sing.”\n\nThe concert title is taken from Wal
 t Whitman’s poem by the same name\nand celebrates “America” by both 
 Neil Diamond and West Side Story.\nMore than just a patriotic exercise\, t
 his concert explores all of\nAmerican history — the struggles\, the vict
 ories\, and the hope for a\nfuture “Bound for the Promised Land.”\n\nA
 rtistic Director Doug Yetter will be accompanied by David Zipse and\nthe C
 AMP Rehoboth Chorus band.\n\nARTISTIC DIRECTOR: Doug Yetter\n
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>The CAMP Rehoboth Chorus presents &ldquo\;I
  Hear America Singing\,&rdquo\; a musical revue honoring the 250th anniver
 sary of America\, Jun. 19 &ndash\; 21\, 2026. The concert will celebrate 2
 50 years of courage\, community\, and the American spirit.&nbsp\;</p>\n\n<
 p>The program will celebrate the foundations of America. Songs include &ld
 quo\;Isle of Hope\, Isle of Tears\,&rdquo\; where audiences see the Statue
  of Liberty through the eyes of a fifteen year old Irish immigrant. With &
 ldquo\;This Is the Dream\,&rdquo\; listeners are reminded of the courage\,
  the hopes\, and the promises of America inspired by Martin Luther King\, 
 Jr.&rsquo\;s &ldquo\;I Have a Dream&rdquo\; speech. Chorus singers salute 
 the Armed Forces for their service\, while also recounting the ravages of 
 war with &ldquo\;When Johnny Comes Marching Home&rdquo\; and &ldquo\;One T
 in Soldier.&rdquo\; Songs of protest and promise include &ldquo\;This Land
  is Your Land&rdquo\; and &ldquo\;Lift Every Voice and Sing.&rdquo\;</p>\n
 \n<p>The concert title is taken from Walt Whitman&rsquo\;s poem by the sam
 e name and celebrates &ldquo\;America&rdquo\; by both Neil Diamond and Wes
 t Side Story. More than just a patriotic exercise\, this concert explores 
 all of American history &mdash\; the struggles\, the victories\, and the h
 ope for a future &ldquo\;Bound for the Promised Land.&rdquo\;</p>\n\n<p>Ar
 tistic Director Doug Yetter will be accompanied by David Zipse and the CAM
 P Rehoboth Chorus band.</p>\n\n<p><strong>Artistic Director</strong>: Doug
  Yetter</p>
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