The Florence Camerata has sung about the neon lights on Broadway and the wonder of romantic love. Now they will show their spiritual side in the concert "How Sweet the Sound" on Tuesday at The Church of the Good Shepherd in Florence. The community choir will sing hymns, spirituals and gospel music such as "Precious Lord" and "The Storm is Passing
Power! Passion! Agility! No, it's not the first big summer movie blockbuster, it's the season finale of Camerata Pacifica, just back from its first international tour.
The University of North Alabama National Alumni Association will sponsor the 10th annual UNA Fine Arts Festival beginning Tuesday and continuing through Sunday, May 4.The event raises money for the department of music's choral program.
place at state event The Crescent Valley Concert Choir, under the direction of Emily Thielen, placed third in the 5A division of the Oregon School Activities Association state choir championships. The choir also took first place in the sight reading competition held May 2 at George Fox University in Newberg.
Writer Mary Jean Westerlund of Jackson was new to Elizabeth Berg's New York Times best-selling books. Based on past positive experiences at Jackson District Library's Word Wise events, Westerlund decided to give Friday night's author reception at the library's Carnegie Branch a try.
FARMINGTON †Five San Juan County businesses are part of a program that has helped qualify the New Mexico Human Services for a prestigious grant. The department is one of only 15 institutions nationwide receiving a Robert Wood Johnson Foundation State Health Access Reform Evaluation 2008 Grant.
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