WINONA LAKE - The Second Sunday Series begins a new season with Musical Autumn Oct 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the Rodeheaver Auditorium.
The auditorium is on the corner of Park Avenue and 9th Street. Admission is free of charge and the show is open to the public.
Though summer is over and fall is making its entrance, the sounds of the MasterWorks Festival don't have to end. The staff of the Christian Performing Artists Fellowship, the faculty of the Grace College School of Music, and special guests MasterWorks faculty Michael and Joyce Anne Wilder will present an evening full of classical masterpieces. This concert will feature works by composers such as Rachmaninoff, Meyerbeer and Debussy.
The Wilders are accomplished musicians that have played in the Wichita Symphony Orchestra for many years, and serve as MasterWorks faculty during the summer festival. They will play two pieces for clarinet and flute: "Airheads" by Gary Shocker and "Three American Miniatures" by John Rutter.CPAF is a non-profit organization that seeks to minister to and train artists worldwide. Each second Sunday of the month, CPAF offers a free concert of classical music to the community.
For more information about CPAF or the concert, call Rachel Center at 574-267-5973 or e-mail community@christianperformingart.org
