“The Trumpet Shall Sound!”
Sunday, October 10, 2021 · 7:30PM
West Jersey Chamber Symphony Orchestra
Darren Kelly, Trumpet · Frank Mitchell, Bass
Festive and celebratory music to bring joy and healing as we gather together again,
featuring works by Handel, Bach, Telemann, Corelli, Torelli, and Vivaldi.
This concert is given in celebration of a life devoted to healing:
STANLEY R. LANE, M.D. · 1941-2020
Presented as a gift from his loving family, to all who have prayed that these hard times would soon pass.
Admission is gratis, no tickets will be sold; those who choose may make a gift to
“First Presbyterian Church” in Dr. Lane’s memory.
“An International Christmas Celebration”
Festive music for choir and brass from all times and all places
Sunday, December 5, 2021 · 7:30PM · fundraiser to follow
West Jersey Chamber Chorale and Brass
Our annual Christmas concert will feature the acclaimed West Jersey Chamber Chorale
as well as thrilling brass accompaniment, performing the music of the holiday.
All are invited to stay for a post-concert fundraiser, basket raffle, and silent auction.
Join us for refreshments and the chance to bid and win on exciting items like a
Jersey Shore getaway, a stay in quiet but majestic Chincoteague, Virginia, and much
more. All proceeds support the growth of this great organization.
“Conversation Pieces: Inside the Romantic Soul”
Romanticism celebrated with cello and piano
Sunday, February 27, 2022 · 7:30PM
Vivian Barton Dozor, Cello · Diane Goldsmith, Piano · Ivan Woods, Commentary
This fine collaboration between WJCMS favorites Vivian Barton-Dozor and
Diane Goldsmith will feature music infused with the expressiveness and passion of the
Romantic Era. The concert will feature works by Schubert, Chopin, and British-
American composer Rebecca Clarke.
“In Memoriam: Requiems – Fauré and Rutter”
In loving memory of C. Harry Knowles
Sunday, April 10, 2022 · 7:30PM
West Jersey Chamber Chorale and Orchestra · First Presbyterian Church Adult Choir
WJCMS and the First Presbyterian Church of Moorestown join to perform
Gabriel Fauré’s Requiem, as well as John Rutter’s setting of the same mass, in
celebration of the life of C. Harry Knowles:
HARRY KNOWLES · 1928-2020
A gift of many friends who loved Harry.
Admission is gratis, no tickets will be sold.