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Tuesday Noon Recital Series

At Noon Tuesdays in April, July and October
Half-hour recital 

Lunch afterwards in the Social Hall

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Recitals are at noon. No admission fee. Contributions accepted.

If you would like a postcard announcement of upcoming recitals, call the church at 814-536-7521 or email firstlutheran@wpia,net.

April 9. Vox Nova.  The Mt. Aloysius College chorale returns, under the direction of Nancy Way.

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April 16. Best High School Jazz Musicians. Band directors at four area high schools bring together outstanding young musicians for a one-time performance.

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April 23. Matthew Sprinkle, organ. The former First Lutheran organist studied improvisation at Juilliard and has performed across the country and at the Vatican.

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April 30. Darlene Seals, voice,  and Devon Haselrig, piano. The community's best-loved Gospel artists present a thrilling performance. 

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Your Gift Supports the Recital Series

There is no charge for the recitals or the lunches that follow. We rely entirely on contributions. There currently is a campaign to seek aid. You can respond with a check in any amount to:
                    TNR First Lutheran Church

                    415 Vine Street, Johnstown, PA 15901

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The recital series is regularly                            
supported by:      
                                                                                                                    
* The Carolyn Walker Music Fund
* Contributors at lunch after each recital

Community Foundation's Role:
Over the past several years the
Community Foundation for the
Alleghenies has contributed $20,000
toward rebuilding the 3,000-pipe
Skinner organ.

Recital Kudos:

 

George Fattman notes, “Today we concluded our April (2019) recital series with an exquisite piano recital by Harriett Miller. I don't know of a recital that I enjoyed more.”

          “People are still talking about the quality of the Vox Nova performance. (It is being compared favorably vs. the IUP Chorale, which sang around the same time at First Presbyterian.) The GJHS Jazz Band and the IUP organists also were excellent.” 

          “The series would not work without lunch. So we greatly appreciate the volunteers who shop for food and prepare and serve lunch, then clean up.”

 

Eric Pfeil, Director of Bands at GJHS writes, “Thank you again for this opportunity to return.  We had a blast.”

 

Nancy Way, Director of Vox Nova writes,

“Thank you again for the gracious invitation and response to our recital. Best of luck with the series.  Always a pleasure to work with you and First Lutheran.”

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