The Season Through the Ages
Christmas in Lancaster 2011 -- November 25 & 26th, 2011 at 8 pm @ The Stahr Center in Lancaster, PA
The Susquehanna Trio (flute/pennywhistle, violin/piano & cello), will be performing music of Christmas from the 1600's to the present at the Stahr Center in Lancaster PA. The event will chronicle events relative to the history of Lancaster, for example, "Sheep May Safely Graze" by JS Bach was being composed at the same time that the first road in the country was paved, Route 30. During this time, Lancaster was known as Hickory Town. From the earliest examples of Christmas music, such as “What Child is This” & the “Coventry Carol,” Susquehanna takes you on a 90 minute journey through Christmas. From Classical to Folk, Pop & Jazz, this event will be treat for the entire family!
NEW THIS YEAR: A special showing of the original silent film version of "A Christmas Carol" will be shown, with a live score. It packs the whole story into 17 minutes!
Susquehanna Trio includes Tom Reese (flutes & pennywhistle), Laurie Haines Reese (cello) & Tish Haines Brown (piano & violin). Tom & Laurie Reese have just been signed with Rhombus Records for a 3-record deal with their jazz quartet, TRP (The Reese Project). More information on Tom, Laurie & Tish can be seen at http://www.WyndfallRecords.com. More information on Rhombus can be found at http://www.rhombus-records.com.
The Stahr Center is located at 438 N. Queen St. Lancaster, PA 17603.
Box Office: (717) 396-7764
Box Office: http://seventhsister.com/?page_id=265
Box Office: boxoffice@seventhsister.com
P.O. Box 276, Lancaster, PA 17608-7764
http://www.seventhsister.com
2010 Program:
- Ding Dong, Merrily on High
- What Child is This?
- Deck the Halls
- God Rest Ye
- Coventry Carol
- Sheep May Safely Graze / Minuet in G
- Hark the Herald
- Angels on High
- Santa Claus is Coming to Town
- Little Drummer Boy
- Mary Did You Know
- Tom’s Christmas Waltz
- The First Noel
- Come All Ye Faithful
- O Christmas Tree
- White Christmas
- Christmas Song