Monday July 8th at 12 Noon
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Utah Festival Opera & Musical Theatre
Singers and instrumentalists will perform their favorite music in addition to previewing the upcoming UFOMT season. Click on Theatre name in RED to visit their website. Also click on performers names in RED for additional information
Douglas Brown, bassoon
Elana Cowen
Drew Ford, cello
Emma-Grace Dunbar
Andrea Oey, violin
Jacob Spjute
Mark Gibbons
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| Mark Gibbons |
Mark loves music and enjoys sharing his talent. He has sung for various groups all over
the Western United States. As
owner of a dairy Gibbons Brothers Dairy where 600 cows are milked each day,
Mark can often be heard early in the morning serenading his cows! He and his family grow Alfalfa, silage
corn, wheat, and barley on 1200 acres.
Mark has three sons who work with him on the farm and for the Logan Fire
Department. He is very proud of
his boys, their accomplishments, and their families. He has been married for 40 years to his sweetheart
Shanna. Mark appreciates the
opportunity to work with his boys and loves spending time with his nine
grandchildren. Mark is active in
his church and community. He is
President of the Dairy Producers of Utah, President of the Governors
Agriculture Advisory Board, and is involved with Western States Dairy Producers
Trade Association, FFA Foundation Board and various other farm related
committees. He spends a lot of his
time lobbying for farmers and trying to improve the future for the dairy
industry and producers.
Wednesday July 10th at 12 Noon
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The Relic Acoustic Band
The Relic Acoustic Band is a group of local musicians who perform easy
listening, acoustic oldies. These veteran musicians are Irv Nelson,
Scott Olsen, and Steve Roberts. They
have over 100 years of performing experience between them. Relic is an
appropriate name for the group... but don't let that scare you. Their
sound is fresh and their performance is entertaining. With three guitars
and three voices, they paint a musical landscape with their intricate
harmonies. Their song list includes arrangements of favorites from the great
artists of the 1960s and 1970s, such as The Beatles, The Eagles, James Taylor,
Bread, Neil Young, Bob Dylan, Simon & Garfunkel, Crosby Stills Nash &
Young, Kansas, and America --- songs that everyone remembers and loves from the
“golden era” of popular music. Don’t miss this chance to witness an enjoyable
program! More information is
available at relicacousticband.com.
Luke Hancock
In 2000, Luke began commuting to Logan for piano lessons with
Professor Gary Amano. As an
undergraduate at Utah State University he won First Prize in every major state
competition. He was a two-time winner of the USU Concerto Competition and has
received other top awards including the Grand Junction National Concerto
Competition.
Luke has
taught numerous Theory, Aural Skills, and Keyboard Harmony courses to USU music
majors. In 2007, Luke received his Bachelor of Music degree in Piano
Performance and was honored with USU’s prestigious William E. Robins Talent of
the Year Award. In 2010 he received a Master of Music degree in Piano
Performance & Pedagogy. Since
2008 he has directed the USU Summer Piano Clinic, a summer youth camp for
aspiring pianists. Luke is
currently an adjunct faculty member for USU’s music and piano department and
team-teaches with Professors Gary Amano and Dennis Hirst.
Friday July 12th at 12 Noon
Michelle Broadbent, Soprano
Michelle earned a Bachelor of Music
degree from Utah State University, a Master of Music degree from Brigham Young
University, and is currently a member of the voice faculty at
BYU-Idaho. During her time at USU and BYU she received multiple
scholarships and awards, including BYU Singer of the Year, concerto competition
winner (at both universities), the Outstanding Opera Performance award, and
appeared as soloist with the BYU Philharmonic Orchestra, and USU’s Symphony
Orchestra.
Michelle has studied in
Italy, as well as performing in Italy, England, Wales, Ireland, Russia, El
Salvador and Guatemala. She has
most recently appeared in recital with Utah Opera, Opera Idaho, and in concert
with the Idaho Falls Symphony.
Michelle possesses the ability to span styles and genres, delivering
brilliant interpretations that will touch your hearts and lift your spirits.
SPECIAL SATURDAY EVENING PERFORMANCE
July 13th at 7pm
SALT LAKE CITY
LETTER CARRIERS BAND
The Salt Lake City Letter Carriers Band were so popular when they camelast year that they have been invited to join us again in Logan. Their concert will feature a wide range of music including popular marches and show tunes. This will be a great show for the whole Family to enjoy. The band was organized in 1924 and now plays for the National Letter Carriers Conventions every other year. They were invited to play for the conventions in Hawaii, New Orleans, Philadelphia, Atlantic City, and many other States.
Last year the band performed for 8,000 letter carriers at their national convention in Minneapolis. Today, under the direction of Steve Talbot and Allan Cook, the 38 volunteer musicians of the band continue the wonderful traditions that were established so many years ago.
The Concert and Lecture Series is sponsored by Cache Community Connections and is sponsored in part by the RAPZ TAX and the Cache Valley Radio Group . The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints allows free use of the tabernacle
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