B a c h ' s   L u n c h

                                2008

                        February 22 - Thomas Niel, organist

                    February 29 - The McNeese State University Strings under the 

                                            direction of Dr. Michael Buckles 

                    March 7 - Bret Smithey, bass-baritone and Lori Smithey, soprano

                   March 14 - Marlene Mullinex, organist

Tired of eating the same old burger at your desk on Friday afternoons? Try a Bach’s Lunch instead.

On Fridays during the season of Lent, the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd offers Bach’s Lunch – a refreshing spring series of five noontime concerts that are free and open to the public. A catered light luncheon follows.

The 30-minute performances feature some of the Lake Area’s finest musicians in genres ranging from jazz to classical.

The Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd is offering the series for those in the community who seek a less traditional introspective path during the Lenten season. Bach’s Lunch now will be offered at the church annually.

“St. Augustine once said that those who sing well pray twice,” 

 “Music has always been an important part of Christian worship and tradition. During the season of Lent, one is asked to be reflective and introspective, and music allows us to enter places in our souls that we seldom take the time to visit otherwise.”

Concerts begin promptly at 12 p.m., with lunch concluding around 1 p.m. to allow Lake Area professionals to attend the series during the workday.

 

For more information on the Bach’s Lunch concert series, call 337.433.5244.

 

 

Interested in finding out more about the arts at Good Shepherd? 
For more information, contact the church office.

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