Music on the Labyrinth
We will announce our 2019 season in early Spring. Take a look at our awesome 2018 series below.
All programs are on Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. on the labyrinth on the south side of the church. Invite a couple of friends, bring chairs or blankets (or just sit on the labyrinth wall), and enjoy some fun music on a lovely summer evening. Ice water and cookies served. An ice-cream truck will be on our property for you to purchase ice cream! Programs will move indoors for inclement weather; no cancellations. Free will offering.
All programs are on Saturday evening at 6:30 p.m. on the labyrinth on the south side of the church. Invite a couple of friends, bring chairs or blankets (or just sit on the labyrinth wall), and enjoy some fun music on a lovely summer evening. Ice water and cookies served. An ice-cream truck will be on our property for you to purchase ice cream! Programs will move indoors for inclement weather; no cancellations. Free will offering.
JUNE 2: Colorado Brass Arts
Mark Israel and Steve Kindermann, trumpet; Sondra Bell, trombone; Sarah Ford, French horn; Nick Pierce, tuba
For more info, click here.
Mark Israel and Steve Kindermann, trumpet; Sondra Bell, trombone; Sarah Ford, French horn; Nick Pierce, tuba
For more info, click here.
JUNE 23: Joe and Katie Uveges
Joe Uveges has been performing and writing songs on Colorado's front range for more than 22 years now. He has eight studio albums under his belt, a movie credit, publishing credits (Goodnight Kiss Music), and 130 plus shows a year for the last 15 years. A consummate veteran of concerts of every type, Joe weaves a performer's magic in numerous settings with grace and humor. As a five-time Winner of the Reader's choice Gazette “Best Of” in Colorado Springs, his most recent awards include “Solo Musician of the Year” (2011, 2012) and “Best Video to Touch the Heart” (2014) with daughter Katie Uveges (produced by Steven Norris). Joe's most recent recording was a duo project with singer/songwriter Stephanie Pauline of “More than Music” ministries on a country disc entitled When the Smoke Clears. Joe also has performed in numerous churches in a wide variety of denominations.
Joe Uveges has been performing and writing songs on Colorado's front range for more than 22 years now. He has eight studio albums under his belt, a movie credit, publishing credits (Goodnight Kiss Music), and 130 plus shows a year for the last 15 years. A consummate veteran of concerts of every type, Joe weaves a performer's magic in numerous settings with grace and humor. As a five-time Winner of the Reader's choice Gazette “Best Of” in Colorado Springs, his most recent awards include “Solo Musician of the Year” (2011, 2012) and “Best Video to Touch the Heart” (2014) with daughter Katie Uveges (produced by Steven Norris). Joe's most recent recording was a duo project with singer/songwriter Stephanie Pauline of “More than Music” ministries on a country disc entitled When the Smoke Clears. Joe also has performed in numerous churches in a wide variety of denominations.
June 30: Alicia Baker
Virtuoso accordionist
Alicia Baker is a classically trained accordionist, pianist, and singer from Portland, OR, currently residing in Denver, CO. She has performed on various stages, from the operatic stage to the headlining spot at accordion festivals. Alicia has explored her many avenues of musical ability in both performance and educational venues. She received 3 bachelor of music degrees from Oregon State University, including piano performance, vocal performance, and choral education, in addition to a Master of Music degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from University of Colorado Boulder in 2017. Alicia’s repertoire spans a wide variety of musical genres amongst her instruments, including french musettes, opera, folk songs, jazz standards, polkas, contemporary, classical, romantic, techno and popular hits throughout the decades. For more info, click here to visit Alicia's website.
Virtuoso accordionist
Alicia Baker is a classically trained accordionist, pianist, and singer from Portland, OR, currently residing in Denver, CO. She has performed on various stages, from the operatic stage to the headlining spot at accordion festivals. Alicia has explored her many avenues of musical ability in both performance and educational venues. She received 3 bachelor of music degrees from Oregon State University, including piano performance, vocal performance, and choral education, in addition to a Master of Music degree in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy from University of Colorado Boulder in 2017. Alicia’s repertoire spans a wide variety of musical genres amongst her instruments, including french musettes, opera, folk songs, jazz standards, polkas, contemporary, classical, romantic, techno and popular hits throughout the decades. For more info, click here to visit Alicia's website.
July 14: Academy Jazz Ensemble
The Academy Jazz Ensemble, conducted by Brad Eastin, is a full sized big-band that performs and educates in the greater Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak Region and along the Colorado Front Range. The members are public school teachers, private instructors, and other musicians from the area. The ensemble performs in schools, at festivals, and for private events. Their mission is to educate the public about jazz music; to provide an outlet for school music programs where teachers and students can perform and explore jazz music at a professional level; and to continue the tradition of this uniquely American art form.
The Academy Jazz Ensemble, conducted by Brad Eastin, is a full sized big-band that performs and educates in the greater Colorado Springs and Pikes Peak Region and along the Colorado Front Range. The members are public school teachers, private instructors, and other musicians from the area. The ensemble performs in schools, at festivals, and for private events. Their mission is to educate the public about jazz music; to provide an outlet for school music programs where teachers and students can perform and explore jazz music at a professional level; and to continue the tradition of this uniquely American art form.
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July 28: All Those Who Wander
All Those Who Wander is a two-piece folk alternative group creating original and traditional music. The group creates an eclectic mix of American, Scottish, and Irish folk styles combined with recorded sounds. From virtuosic penny whistle to tight vocal harmonies, All Those Who Wander is a dazzling Colorado folk group with an original sound like no other. The group is composed of Colorado natives Nicholas and Danielle Booker. Both are versatile musicians who perform on guitar, piano, penny whistle, flute, bodhran, trombone, and vocals. The duo makes bold stylistic choices with their fresh take on traditional playing and songwriting. They live and work in the tradition of great and varied folk artists such as Stan Rogers and Old Crow Medicine Show while paving their own way with their exciting new music. |
August 11: Summer Creek Bluegrass Band
Jory, Kooper, and Kerry Lane, Kayla Kitch
Guitar, mandolin, banjo, string bass, fiddle, vocals
Jory, Kooper, and Kerry Lane, Kayla Kitch
Guitar, mandolin, banjo, string bass, fiddle, vocals
