Musical Offerings
All Performances are Sundays, at 2:30 PM

February 26, 2012
St. Marks Square String Quartet
In the Atrium

St. Mark's Square, a professional string quartet, features Allison Stiner (first violin), Aleksis Zarins (second violin), Kirsten Weingartner-Weiss (viola) and Michael Murray (cello). Collectively, their performance experience has brought them around the world to concert stages in Europe, the Far East and South America. They have performed in Broadway shows, the stages of NYC's Lincoln Center and Carnegie Hall, as well as Branson theaters. These individual artists have shared the stage with such talents as Tony Bennett, Kansas, The Lawrence Welk Show, Anne Murray, Steve & Edie Gormet, Manheim Steamroller and many others. Today you will enjoy their beautiful offereings of music in the First & Calvary Atrium.

March 11, 2012
MSU Concert Chorale
Dr. Guy Webb, Director
In the Atrium

Always a favorite on our Musical Offerings series, the MSU Concert Chorale is the primary touring choir of teh Department of Music at Missouri State University. The choir of fifty-plus voices has established itself as one of the nation's premier choral enxembles-performing by invitation at major choral conventions and frequently traveling abroad. Their program will showcase the classic a cappella repertoire for which they are renowned.

April 15, 2012
The Drury Singers
Dr. Allin Sorenson, Director
In the Atrium

The Drury Singers is the select touring choir of Drury University. Open to Drury students by audition, the choir is made up of 40 singers majoring in a variety of academic disciplines. They have performed several times for the Missouri Music Educators Association, the American Choral Directors Association, twice in Carnegie Hall, and have toured Europe and most recently China. Their program will include traditional a cappella repertoire, as well as a new composition by Drury faculty member, Carlyle Sharpe.

April 29, 2012
MSU Community Band
Ron Brammer, Director
In the Multi-Purpose Room

Thrill to the stirring sounds of the modern symphonic band! The Missouri State University Community Band concert will feature classics of the band repertoire as well as selections by some of today's most gifted composers.

The Musical Offerings concerts are a gift to the community.
No admission is charged.
The public is cordially invited to attend.

The Musical Offerings Concert Series is underwritten by the
Foster "Horsey" and Helen Latimer Endowment,
and other unsolicited gifts to the Musical Offerings Fund.
For information regarding your gift to Musical Offerings, contact
Sheila Grisham Pippin, Director of Music Ministries
at First & Calvary Presbyterian Church
Email: s.grishamppip@fandcpres.org