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    Lenten Sacred Concert Series

    Lenten Sacred Concert Series

    Presented by St. Matthew's Episcopal Church at St. Matthew's Episcopal Church

    March 17-April 14, 2011

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    March 17: Joy of West African Drumming - Mae Stoll, artistic director, with ComeDrumforFun students
    Mae Stoll has been passionate about the Djembe and its song for the past five years. An enthusiastic learner, she has studied intensely and developed a deep love and respect for this West African instrument and the music it was created to play. A rigorous instructional experience in Guinea, West Africa, solidified Mae's calling to the drum and, as a natural teacher and facilitator, she is now on a personal mission to share the joy of this music with all people through teaching and free performances with her students in the community. New students are always welcome at her classes in South Austin.

    March 24: Patches King, piano
    Patches King is a versatile, sensitive performer of classical, modern, jazz and pop music. She has performed for audiences all around the world, from New York and New Zealand, to Italy and Austin. King received her formal education in piano performance at Southeast Missouri State University under the direction of Dr. James Sifferman. She also studied piano pedagogy at Central Missouri State University under the tutelage of Dr. Mia Hynes, a student of legendary pianist Menahem Pressler. Along with her work as a pianist, King is a former skydiver, marathon runner and Miss America contestant. She is currently studying Italian and skateboarding.

    March 31: Anderson High School Chorale - David Beussman, director
    The Chorale is the most select ensemble of the Anderson High School choral program. They will perform in Chicago this spring and compete at the UIL competition held all over Texas.

    April 7: Matthew Boudreaux, tenor, with Jean Fuller, piano
    Matthew Boudreaux is a Cajun tenor from Louisiana who loves gospel and contemporary music. Matthew is in priest formation training in the Ecumenical Catholic Communion and has been director of music and soloist for many churches and professional venues in Texas and Louisiana. Jean Fuller is director of music and organist at St.Matthew’s Episcopal Church.

    April 14: Hillcrest Baptist Church Handbell Choir - Janice Felps, director
    The handbell choir of Hillcrest Baptist Church performs music of Lent and Easter.
     


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        St. Matthew's Episcopal Church

        8134 Mesa Drive
        Austin, TX 78759

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        Free Admission; Free Parking

      • Dates & Times

        Dates:
        March 17-April 14, 2011

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        Thursdays, March 17 through April 14, 2011
        All performances at 12:05 p.m.

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