Events

Brass Band Northwest opens our season with a program of vibrant and diverse music. Copland wrote Fanfare for The Common Man to recognize the difficulties that everyday people face during World War II. Commissioned by Eugene Goosens of the Cincinnati Symphony the work has become a cornerstone of the modern classical repertoire. About Bluegreen Orb, …

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary.

Christmas cheer will be in abundance at our annual concert featuring Christmas pops and classics. Opening with the Hollywood vibrance of Anthony DiLorenzo's setting of Hark the Herald Angels Sing, through more ancient carols, Corde Natus ex parentis, Magnum Mysterium, and Gaudete, to the raucus pops setting of Florence Maunders in Arrest These Merry Gentlemen …

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary.

Brass Band Northwest accompanies the choir for hymns and performs prelude and postlude at the 9:00am and 11:00am services in the Sanctuary.

Our winter program opens with a fanfare by Richard Strauss that he wrote for the Trumpet Ensemble of Vienna. In the Clouds is by local composer Gabby Gaston. We first met her when she was a student at DigiPen and we are happy to note that she now works locally composing and designing sound in …

Our final concert of our BelPres season opens with Walking with Heroes by Paul Lovatt-Cooper. Phyllis Tate used quotes from Shakespear as the inspiration for the movements of her Illustrations. Originally written for the keyed trumpet, The Concerto by Joseph Haydn is a cornerstone of the modern trumpet repertoire. William Mathias wrote Vivat Regina in …