"Johnson city has a prosperous track history," mentioned Abby Boone, organizer of the event. "Our intent is to share tune it's culturally big to this area whereas reflecting on the city that unites us. we are all distinct. Our backgrounds, our hobbies, our livelihoods and our household compositions are different but all of us share the identical home of Johnson metropolis."
"The street domestic: a Musical social gathering of Johnson city's 150th Anniversary" can be held at 4 p.m. Nov. 17 on the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 211 Mayflower street. it's free and open to the general public.
The experience will celebrate the founding of Johnson metropolis 150 years in the past via music with a diverse set of musicians enjoying an eclectic mixture of sacred music from all genres. Attendees can are expecting to listen to classical and choral tune, gospel nation and gospel bluegrass, instrumental and acapella.
Scheduled to operate are male and female quartets, a senior citizen choir, a lately established church choir; a fresh graduate of a doctoral opera program, an emeritus organ professor, a school instrumental folks ensemble and a solo violinist.
To learn more in regards to the sesquicentennial celebration, consult with www.jctn150.com or comply with @jctn150 (Johnson city a hundred and fifty — Sesquicentennial occasion) on facebook.
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