Music Director: James Holloway Principal Accompanist: Theodore Guerrant Assistant Music Director: Jeff Buhrman Choreographer: Michael Rivard Vocal Coach: Phil Rogerson Chorus Logistics: Robert Wheeler Project Manager: Robert Wonneberger Producer: Richard Dupler Assistant Producer: Andrea Weatherhead Engineer: David Goodermuth Assistant Engineer: Barton Chew Sequencing Engineer: Kevin Davis Studio Liaison: Robert Yesbeck Consultants: Christopher Grieder and Justin Taylor Cover Illustration and Booklet Design: Dan Kaufman/Dan Kaufman Graphics Liner Notes: Rick Rosendall and James Holloway Chorus photos: Dan Kaufman Dupont Circle photo: Richard Dupler Recorded and mastered at Omega Studios, Rockville, Md. "Free" and "Farewell My Love" recorded live during the quadrennial GALA Choruses conference at the Denver Center for the Performing Arts by Sounds True Recordings, Tuesday, June 30, 1992. Final mastering at ProDigital, Washington, D.C. Musicians: Percussion: Joseph Connell Bass: Mary C. Scott Flute: Lou Sligh Trumpet: Ted Hirakawa All other horns by 2 Funkin' Heavy: Tenor Sax: Mary Pat Hughes Trumpet: Virginia S. Turner Alto/Tenor Sax: Sheila Connor Alto Sax: Laurin McGee Trombone: Patty Zweibel Jingle Bells: Richard Dupler Champagne Pop: Kent Forrester Particularly Loud Laugh: Thom Gibb "Squeak-free" Risers: Robert Wheeler, Eric Korpon and Gary Turner Digital sponsors: "Free": Peter R. Brayton in memory of Raymond Lee Mitchell, II "You Are the Light": Fred Boykin and Jack Killen in memory of Ron, Rick and Jimmy O. "Walk Him Up the Stairs": Gary M. Regan "Good Thing He Can't Read My Mind": Glenn Stover in loving tribute to Mike Chiavetta "My House": Michael Milano for Carl and Richard and for those of us who are left behind "For the Fallen": Bob Dragoset in memory of Robert James Butler "Farewell My Love": Thom Gibb in memory of Terry Peterson "Love Don't Need a Reason": Jim Meany and Jerry Carpenter "In Our Lifetime": David Cooper and David Streit in memory of Zack Kleiber "In This Moment": Darrell Netherton and Bob Wheeler in memory of Brian Miller Analog sponsors: William R. Carwithen, Jack Gerard, Andy Horsley, Dan Kaufman Graphics, Joe Keleghan, Phil Marti, William F. Miller and Joe T. Mirabella, John Perkins, Carl Smith, and Baily Walker and Jim Sprada