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SPRING CONCERT
It is time again for the Montpelier Community Gospel Choir to have a spring concert! There will be two concerts this spring.
The first concert will be in Norwich, Vermont on Saturday, My 13th, 7 p.m. at the Norwich Congregational Church, Rt.5, on the Norwich Green.
The second concert will be in Montpelier, Vermont on Sunday, May 14th, 7 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 137 Main St., Montpelier.
The choir's mission is to share with the community the joy, hope and inspiration that it experiences through music. Central Vermont's only gospel choir and band combines soul, jazz, original and traditional gospel music to produce an exuberant sound. The choir came together in 1993 and has grown to over 50 members. The choir is composed of everyday people who more often than not have no professional training, yet can produce a sound that reaches from deep within their souls to touch audiences in a powerful way. The group, from all religious and musical backgrounds, is the quintessential example of what people are capable of when their spirits are moved through music.
Come hear this wonderful sound, join in as an active community participant, and let the spirit move you! John Harrison of Plainfield, Vermont, directs the Montpelier Community Gospel Choir. No admission charge -- a free will offering will be taken. For more information, call 802-454-1357, or visit the choir's web site, www.vtgospel.com.
It is time again for the Montpelier Community Gospel Choir to have a spring concert! There will be two concerts this spring.
The first concert will be in Norwich, Vermont on Saturday, My 13th, 7 p.m. at the Norwich Congregational Church, Rt.5, on the Norwich Green.
The second concert will be in Montpelier, Vermont on Sunday, May 14th, 7 p.m. at Trinity United Methodist Church, 137 Main St., Montpelier.
The choir's mission is to share with the community the joy, hope and inspiration that it experiences through music. Central Vermont's only gospel choir and band combines soul, jazz, original and traditional gospel music to produce an exuberant sound. The choir came together in 1993 and has grown to over 50 members. The choir is composed of everyday people who more often than not have no professional training, yet can produce a sound that reaches from deep within their souls to touch audiences in a powerful way. The group, from all religious and musical backgrounds, is the quintessential example of what people are capable of when their spirits are moved through music.
Come hear this wonderful sound, join in as an active community participant, and let the spirit move you! John Harrison of Plainfield, Vermont, directs the Montpelier Community Gospel Choir. No admission charge -- a free will offering will be taken. For more information, call 802-454-1357, or visit the choir's web site, www.vtgospel.com.
Above notice from choir member, Helen Morrison, 936 W. Shore Rd., Cabot VT 05647.
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