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The following was submitted by the First Congregational Church:
Live in-person and live streamed from the historic Sanctuary at First Congregational Church, Winchester, come celebrate two important historical events on Friday evening, March 21, beginning at 7:30 p.m.
The organ extravaganza celebrating Winchester’s 175th anniversary and Johann Sebastian Bach’s 340th birthday will feature four of Winchester’s best organists: Jeffrey Mead, First Congregational Church; Jeremy Bruns, Parish of the Epiphany; John Kramer, Winchester Unitarian Society; Jane O’Keefe, retired, St. Mary’s Parish.
Residents will gather for a special organ recital, exploring the colors, sounds and registrations of FCC’s C. B. Fisk, Opus 50, known as “Winchester Old,” a kaleidoscope at the organists’ fingertips.
As we honor Winchester’s 175th, join us for Bach’s Birthday Bash; it promises to delve into the profound beauty and influence of Bach’s music, featuring not only the music of the composer himself – but also music influenced by and inspired by the old master.
Tickets; $20, general admission; Students, $5. – both live and live-streamed.
To purchase tickets, visit https://tr.ee/organ175
All proceeds will benefit the Immigrant Support Alliance (ISA), a network of volunteers that welcomes and assists newly arrived individuals and families as they gain footholds in our communities. Specifically, ISA helps navigate healthcare, transportation, education, cultural norms, life skills, daily needs, employment opportunities, and English as a second language classes.
For more information: www.immigrantsupportalliance.org
For more information, visit www.fcc-winchester.org or contactJane Ring Frank, Minister of Worship and the Arts at857-919-0983or atjane@fcc-winchester.org.
