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Chatfield Community Christmas concert December 4
Fri, Nov 25th, 2011
Posted in Arts & Culture
Posted in Arts & Culture
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Musicians for Chatfield and the surrounding area will be showcasing their talents at the 2nd Annual Chatfield Community Christmas. The concert will feature the Chatfield Community Choir, the Yuletide Jazz Quartet, and the Chatfield Brass Band. The concert will be held at Potter Auditorium on Sunday, Dec. 4 at 3:30 p.m.
The Chatfield Community Choir, formed annually during the holiday season, is comprised of 35 vocalists from the Chatfield area. Nate Raabe and Carmen Narveson are the directors and Sherry Heraldson is the accompanist. Selections will include Carol of the Bells, We Need a Little Christmas, Still Still Still, Oh, How Beautiful the Sky, and I'll Be Home For Christmas.
Special guests will be the Yuletide Jazz Quartet with Robyn Loewen on the keyboards, Tiffany Strande on violin, Roy Cerling on bass, and Joe Klomps on rhythm.
The Chatfield Brass Band, directed by Carmen Narveson, will perform a variety of traditional holiday favorites including Leroy Anderson's A Christmas Festival, Winter Wonderland, A Holst Christmas, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Irishmen Dick Delaney and Mike Tuohy will sing Christmas in Killarney and Vern Anderson will join the band for his vocal rendition of White Christmas. The band is composed of musicians from throughout Southeastern Minnesota.
Following the concert, the Chatfield Commercial Club will be serving a soup and sandwich supper in the American Legion room at the Potter Center. The supper is a fundraiser for the Commercial Club's Scholarship Fund.
The Chatfield Community Choir, formed annually during the holiday season, is comprised of 35 vocalists from the Chatfield area. Nate Raabe and Carmen Narveson are the directors and Sherry Heraldson is the accompanist. Selections will include Carol of the Bells, We Need a Little Christmas, Still Still Still, Oh, How Beautiful the Sky, and I'll Be Home For Christmas.
Special guests will be the Yuletide Jazz Quartet with Robyn Loewen on the keyboards, Tiffany Strande on violin, Roy Cerling on bass, and Joe Klomps on rhythm.
The Chatfield Brass Band, directed by Carmen Narveson, will perform a variety of traditional holiday favorites including Leroy Anderson's A Christmas Festival, Winter Wonderland, A Holst Christmas, and Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer. Irishmen Dick Delaney and Mike Tuohy will sing Christmas in Killarney and Vern Anderson will join the band for his vocal rendition of White Christmas. The band is composed of musicians from throughout Southeastern Minnesota.
Following the concert, the Chatfield Commercial Club will be serving a soup and sandwich supper in the American Legion room at the Potter Center. The supper is a fundraiser for the Commercial Club's Scholarship Fund.
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