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Columbus, Ohio
Celebrating our 102nd
season!
Audience
Enjoys Warm Music on a Cold January Day
 The Concert on January 20 at the First Unitarian Universalist Church in Clintonville coincided with one of
the coldest days of the year. But the music warmed the soul. To open the
program, member Deborah Raita was joined by the other
two members of the Kirche Trio in excerpts from a
suite for flute and basso continuo by Louis de Caix
d’Hervelois, a French composer who lived from
1680 to  1756. Pictured on the right are Jan Betz (piano)
and Deborah Raita (flute). The cello player, Judy Willour, had to leave before the picture was taken.
Trueman Allison, bassoonist, then played a Concerto in F
Major by Vivaldi, with Wanda Stubbart at the piano
(left).
Paul Byard,
baritone, (lower right) sang two selections, accompanied by his wife, Phyllis
Byard: Tardi s’avede (Publius’
Aria from “la Clemenza di
Tito”) by Wolfgang Mozart and Die Beiden Grenadiere by Robert Schumann.
Wanda Stubbart offered
three Intermezzi by Johannes Brahms:
Op. 119, No. 1; Op. 117, No. 2;
and OP 117, No. 1.
 Ending the concert was a short but lively
performance of “Crescent Rumba,” by Sally Yocom,
long-time member of The Saturday Music Club. Sally and her musical friends
(left) from left to right are Janet Fleck (flute), Rudy Vazquez (flute),
Sally Yocom (piano), Bruce Thompson (baritone), and
Stephanie Stevens (soprano).
Our next program will be
at the Westminster-Thurber Retirement Community Auditorium at 717 Neil Avenue, Columbus OH 43215. The public is welcome to attend. Click on Calendar of Events for information about the
performers.
This page is maintained by Wanda Stubbart.
Last updated: January 26, 2008
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