ecember 2004: Henry Doktorski completed his fourth year as the conductor of the Alcoa Singers, a group of eighteen employees, contractors, and retirees of the Alcoa Aluminum Company. The Singers performed ten concerts at various venues throughout the city of Pittsburgh during their 2004 season, including concerts at Allegheny General Hospital, Magee Womens' Hospital, First Lutheran Church, Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, and other locations.
Their repertoire, with accompaniment provided by Eric Dzugan, a Duquesne University alumni with a Masters Degree in piano performance, consisted of a dozen anthems of sacred and secular Christmas, Hanukkah and Kwanzaa music, ranging from the sublime Austrian carol Still, Still, Still, to the raucous rock 'n roll song by Sally K. Albrecht, Rockin' Down the Chimney Tonight.
