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Friday Dec 13th 7pm
Westminster Bell Choir 
Using four octaves of English handbells and four octaves of chimes, the 18 members of theWestminster Bell Choirs will fill the Tabernacle with the sounds of familiar Christmas hymns and carols. The two choirs will use a variety of techniques to enliven such sacred and secular favorites as “Away in a Manger,” “It Came Upon the Midnight Clear,” and “Go, Tell It On the Mountain.” The concert will also include a piece by the Runaway Bell Quartet; an appearance by the First Presbyterian children’s bell choir; an opportunity for the audience to sing along with the bells; and special music by talented friends Kermit Herd and Elisabeth Evans. TheWestminster Bell Choirs are interfaith groups sponsored by Logan’s First Presbyterian Church.
Sunday December 15th 7pm
Admission will be a donation of a non-perishable item of food. This concert will feature the Inter-Faith Community Choir lead by Harry Heap, Buffy Evans and John Ribera. They will be joined by the Westminster Bell Choir conducted by Cathy Bullock and the Imperial Glee Club conducted by Warren Barton.
Benefit Concert for the
Cache Community Food Pantry
For more information call (435) 512-0898
Tuesday, Dec. 17 7pm
Brandon Clayton, organist
Brandon Clayton is a native of Durham, NC. He came to Utah State University in the Fall of 1994 to study the organ and currently studies with Lynn Thomas. Brandon is organist at the First Presbyterian Church in Logan, has played for the Logan Tabernacle Concert Series, and is a guest organist on Temple Square in Salt Lake City. Brandon and his wife, Sarah Jane, have 3 beautiful daughters and reside in Providence.
Wednesday, Dec. 18 7pm
The Cinnamon Creek Folk Singers’ program will include Christmas favorites such as “The Holly and the Ivy”, “We Wish You a Merry Christmas”, as well as the amusing “Mrs. Fogarty’s Christmas Cake”. This is a group of thirteen women from Northern Utah who for twenty-one years have arranged, performed, and shared their love for traditional Western Pioneer, Railroad, and American folk songs. The group was created to preserve and promote the national and regional folk music heritage. Traditional instruments used during their programs include the mountain and hammered dulcimers, fiddle, bodhran (Irish) drum, guitar, concertina, tin whistle, banjo, folk bass, harmonica, and washboard.
Members of the Cinnamon Creek Folk Singers are: Ronda Shaffer (director), Janet Hunt, Diane Erickson, Annette Barber, Pam Bench, Angela Daugherty, Diane Dunn, Kaye Jacobsen, Tere Moore, Janice Toyn, Eleanor Wellings, Merrilee Wells, and Becky Whittier.
They have produced three CD’s entitled: “Pieces of Folk”, “A Cinnamon Creek Christmas”, and “Simple Gifts of Hymns”. For more information about the Cinnamon Creek Folk Singers, to book performances, or to purchase CD’s, please go to their web site: www.cinnamoncreekfolksingers.com.
Thursday, Dec. 19 7pm
Cache Valley’s historic men’s chorus, The Imperial Glee Club, will be performing traditional Christmas favorites including "Silent Night”, "Lo, How a Rose E'er Blooming”, "Still, Still, Still" and other familiar selections. The Imperial Glee Club was founded with a charter of service and brotherhood in 1916 making it one of the oldest continuously performing men’s choruses in the United States. Now in its 98th season of musical service to the community, the 25-30 club members come from throughout Cache Valley and perform choral music in a wide genre including show tunes, pop, and holiday music, with an emphasis on patriotic and spiritual anthems. The club annually touches hearts and lives in northern Utah and southern Idaho with concerts in a wide variety of business, civic, church, service, and charitable venues.
Under the direction of Warren Barton, Richard Keisker, and Craig Mortensen, with accompanists Janice Siggard and Vivian Blanchard, the club is dedicated to fostering four-part male choral music and meets one night each week for rehearsal. Its season runs from September through June annually.
Today, the club accepts invitations to sing at 25-30 venues annually. Most recent highlights include Hyram’s Star-Spangled 4th of July Celebration, a Veteran’s Memorial Service in Menden, Utah, a patriotic performance at the Assembly Hall at Temple Square in Salt Lake City, a Christmas program for the Emeritus professors at the University of Utah, and joint concerts with the Magic Philharmonic orchestra in the LDS Tabernacle, in Logan, and at the King Concert Hall in Burley, Idaho.
Friday, Dec. 20 7pm
Christmas Instrumental Serenade
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| Sarah Jane Thompson |
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| Scott Thompson |
Enjoy instrumental Christmas music, everything from Bach to New Age Celtic arrangements. The instruments include viola, flute, piano, trumpet and violin. The performers are Mike Whiteley, Jenni McEntire Whiteley; Anson & Miho Everitt; Jo Hays, Sara Jane Thompson and Scott Thompson.
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| Jo Hays |
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| Anson and Miho Everitt |
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| Mike and Jenn Whitely |
Wishing all in Cache Valley a
Very Merry Christmas!!
from the
Concert and Lecture Series Committee
of the Logan Tabernacle
Gary Poore, Richard and Sharon West, Jeanette Hobbs, Dan Starks, Grant Rees, Betty Hammond, Kathryn Burtenshaw, Gary Saxton, Sue Kurz,
Roger Ensign, Joel and Karyn Madsen
Roger Ensign, Joel and Karyn Madsen
