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Services Begin at
10:30AM Sundays
The
UUCLV has a long tradition of presenting wonderful music during our
service. Our Music Committee is busy scheduling more amazing musicians
for 2008. Watch this page for dates and artists.
Below
are some of the performers from last year (2007).
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November 11 - Two of a Kind
(folk duo) |
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"TWO OF A KIND is
a one-of-a-kind find!" says Publishers' Weekly. TWO OF A KIND
delights audiences of all ages with their music, good humor and
audience participation. This award-winning, nationally touring,
husband-wife duo specializes in interactive musical programs for
children and families. David and Jenny Heitler-Klevans have
been singing together since 1987. Their beautiful harmonies accompanied
by David's powerful, rhythmic guitar playing and Jenny's multi-ethnic
percussion instruments create magic on stage. |
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November 18 - Arati Shah-Yukich,
well-known Indian Classical Singer |
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Performer,
recording artist, and composer Arati Shah-Yukich has a degree in
Vocal Hindustani Classical Music as well as a Ph.D. from M.I.T.
in Radiological Sciences. She was the lead singer for "Shanti,"
a unique choir production performed last Spring at Zoellner
Auditorium, Lehigh University. She has led many workshops in
Indian Classical Music and also teaches privately. She is active
in the Lehigh Valley Greens, and in environmental and social
justice causes. |
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November 25 - UUCLV
Intergenerational Ensemble |
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An
Intergenerational Ensemble with John Linkert, trombone, Elliot
Linkert, trumpet, Nate Harris, alto sax, Pam Shields, soprano
sax, Mariana Zimmerman, cello, and Gabe Harris, contrabass. They
will perform transcriptions of Thanksgiving pieces by Wilbur
Held (noted American organ composer) and J. S. Bach (noted
German organ composer). |
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December 2 - The Beacon
Choir |
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The choir will
perform Advent Pieces and Rafi Zimmerman, piano, will play the
Offertory |
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December 9 - Cambiata (Early Music Ensemble) |
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CAMBIATA formed to bring the Renaissance to
life through music in eastern Pennsylvania. We have been introducing
audiences of all ages to the sights and sounds of Europe's royal courts
and rural hamlets since 1993. Cambiata began as a recorder consort in
the mid-1980s, performing concerts and at festivals for nearly a decade.
Ruth Maletz and Ilse Stoll Zinnes are founding members, and Sara Cox and
Bill Thatcher joined in 1993 creating the ensemble of today. Since
creating the current ensemble, we have added a variety of colorful
Renaissance instruments, such as lute, harpsichord, krumhorns, gemshorns,
viola da gamba, vielle, and Renaissance guitar. We continue to perform
throughout the region at festivals, children's concerts, church
services, weddings, and more. |
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