This site gives details of the Logan Tabernacle Interfaith Events that are sponsored by Cache Community Connections. Included are special events, the Summer Noon Music Series and Christmas Music Series. Concert Series Scheduler: fohtnotes@gmail.com
The Cache Wind Symphony [CWS] is affiliated with the Utah State University [USU] Band Program as a co-curricular wind and percussion ensemble for community members and university students. The Cache Wind Symphony exists in a dual role between the local community and the USU Band Program. It operates as a subset of the Cache Community Band, a non-profit community organization that is comprised of three groups: 1) The Cache Wind Symphony, 2) The Cache Community Parade Band, and 3) The Cache Community Jazz Band.
The
overall organization is directed and governed by a Board of Directors with
independent bylaws. As part of the USU Bands, the Cache Wind Symphony is
a wind and percussion ensemble performing as a concert band and under the
primary directorship of a board-appointed director, supervised, overseen, or
co-directed by USU band faculty.
Rachel and Zack are
a husband and wife duo who love performing together! Since graduating with
voice degrees from Utah State University, they have performed in multiple
musicals together across Northern Utah. They are excited to share some of their
favorite show tunes with Cache Valley.
The older we get the better we CAN get with good meds and good doctors to help keep us moving forward! And a few other important things are to keep your mind active, exercise and be socially active...and having a good sense of humor! After a few words of wisdom from someone in her 70s, and someone in her 80s, our guest speaker will be Jack Nixon of Cache Valley. At 94 he continues run a tight ship as he continues to operate his many business enterprises and shows up for work every day.
One of our entertaining favorites, Bob Parson will be our guest musician.
John Dalley has been singing starting with school, church and family functions. He taught himself to play guitar when he was 14. In high school, he was singing at clubs in Logan.
He auditioned for and got an agent with National school assemblies
and was booked in schools and clubs (and some prisons) across the nation. After
80,000 miles a year for 3 years of travel, he settled down and became a factory
rep. Now retired he continues to sing at Deer Cliff Inn during the summer
plus Franklin County fair, rodeo, 24th fireworks and assisted living
performances. He’ll be
performing Neil Diamond songs he used to sing on tour.
