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Innocence

Innocence Series I

Innocence by Dorr Bothwell

Innocence Series No. III

LINKS
Dorr Bothwell: Artwork
Dorr Bothwell in Her Own Words
Barebones Bothwell
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Christmas Concert and Celebration

A perfect time to see Charles Marchant Stevenson's beautiful Angel Windows

Praise God from Whom all blessings flow, one of the stained glass windows designed by Charles Marchant Stevenson for St. Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, 201 E. Fir Street, Fort Bragg California.

Come together with our North Coast Community in a peaceful, non-denominational celebration of the Christmas season.

You are invited!

The Festival Christmas Concert and Celebration
Saturday, December 7, 2019
2:30-5:00 pm
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church
and Larson Hall
201 East Fir Street
Fort Bragg, CA 94927

Saint Michael's and All Angels Church

Join us in the warm redwood embrace of the lovely 1904 sanctuary for the first half of the concert, in which the Festival Chorale, directed by Jenny Matteucci, will present music ranging from contemplative, to joyous, and to the sublimely beautiful. Pieces include Ola Gjeilo’s ethereal arrangement of “The Holly and the Ivy,” selections from Francis Poulenc’s 4 Motets pour le temps del Noël, and the lively “Noel” by Gordan Thornett. Some of the music has glorious organ accompaniments, which will be performed by Daniel Lockert.

See Angel Window studies (paintings in acrylic) by Charles Marchant Stevenson at Larsen Community Hall next door to Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, Fort Bragg, California.

After the first half of the concert we’ll walk next door to Larson Hall for a party, in celebration of the season, music, and each other. Harmonique Wines will generously provide the drink and there will be delicious nibbles from Noyo Harbor Inn and Restaurant. At 4:00 the audience will be seated in the hall for the second half of the concert, to be treated to music from jazzy, to nostalgic, to just plain fun. You’ll hear Irving Berlin’s “White Christmas,” a John Rutter arrangement of “Deck the Hall,” Donald Moore’s “Thirty Second Fa La La,” and more. The concert will end with a rousing rendition of “Go Tell it on the Mountain.”

We’ll pass some plates of sweets, and send you on your way, filled with the spirit of Christmas—peace on earth and goodwill to all.

The Festival Christmas Concert and Celebration
Saturday, December 7, 2:30-5:00
Saint Michael and All Angels Episcopal Church, and Larson Hall