April 14, 2014 we took a group to Cedarville University to a “Bach’s Lunch”. In reality this is a light classical music program during the lunch our in the Recital Hall. This hall is a very special place with excellent acoustics. No amplification equipment is required. You hear exactly what comes from the instruments. In this case, all of the instruments were brass. These included two Trumpets, French Horn, Trombone, and Tuba. The group is part of the Dayton Philharmonic Symphony and is called Carillon Brass. Their primary focus is in working with school children to promote music appreciation and interest.
The Carillon Brass (plus Ted’s head)
Aaron Brant, French Horn – Alan Siebert, Trumpet
Charles Pagnard, Trumpet – Tim Anderson, Trombone – Tim Northcut, Tuba
Charlie Pagnard leads this group and is the Principal Trumpet in the Symphony. He is also the Pastor of Worship and Music at Washington Heights. Of course, he is also a Senior Professor at Cedarville University. We will hear more from him in a special concert at our May Luncheon program. Charlie is also planning on a European Tour this summer with EuroBrass.
Of course, any Bach’s Lunch would be incomplete without a real BOX LUNCH! So, we had a good number of selections from Dorothy Lane Market!
If you are interested in more about the Dayton Performing Arts Alliance (DPO) including the Opera, Ballet and the Philharmonic Orchestra, just click HERE.
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