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LWC Spring Concert brings heartfelt appreciation Cultural event at Columbia Christian Church amazing event Review by Charles Miller I, personally, would like to express my heartfelt appreciation to the Lindsey Wilson College Choir and to all of those who were responsible for the free spring concert on Sunday evening. I was truly amazed. Paige Coomer presents Haydn with poise, dignity The evening started on a high note with a local high school junior, Paige Coomer, presenting Haydn's "Piano Concerto in C." This was presented with poise, dignity and interpretation which typically is not possessed by such a young student. ''Choir does 'Cantate Domino' in true fugal style The concert choir then began its portion of the evenings presentation with "Cantate Domino in C major" by Joseph Leopold Eybler, a cousin to Franz Joseph Haydn. The choir was divided into four voice part groups and performed the piece in Latin in the true fugal style. 'Piano Concerto in D' performed by Dr. Robert Reynolds The next piece was a real treat for this writer, that being Haydn's "Piano Concerto In D" performed by Dr. Robert Reynolds on the piano, with the string ensemble from The Louisville Symphony Orchestra. The concerto was rendered with perfection of technique,and interpretation and with astounding accompaniment from the string ensemble. Dwayne Martin presents vocal selections from 'Creation'The last vocal offering was several selections from Haydn's "Creation." Dwayne Martin performed some of the solo portions with exceptional accuracy and interpretation, in the first selection and was joined by a vocal ensemble consisting of Trey Ball, Katelin Fredrick, Dr. Janette Ralston and Chris Richardson, with Dwayne Martin as the soloist for the main piece, "The Heavens Are Telling." Flying Fingers of Dr. Reynolds give amazing presentation The final piece of the evening was an amazing presentation of "Capriccio Brillant" by Felix Mendelssohn. The Flying Fingers of Dr. Robert Reynolds once again performed with unequalled talent, accuracy and interpretation. All in all, the concert left this writer wishing that there was more to come, but that was not to be. Dr. Chafin, Dr. Reynolds Paige Coomer, Dwayne Martin, the Lindsey Wilson Choir and the string ensemble from The Louisville Symphony Orchestra really did exceed all expectations on this evening and left this writer with anticipation of future offerings. Well done, all This story was posted on 2009-04-28 08:34:07
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