March 16, 2014 ~ Jan Lisiecki
In July of 2007, Jan Lisiecki was the 12-year-old winner of the Virginia Waring International Piano Competition. This was his first performance at Snowmass Chapel. Now, nearly 7 years later, Jan is the 19-year-old world traveler, delighting international audiences with his astonishingly mature interpretations of the great master works of the keyboard. This year, Jan will be tickling the Steinway Ivories at Snowmass Chapel on Sunday, March 16, 2014 at 7 PM. He will be playing a delectable Chopin Program, consisting of: Grand Valse Brilliante Op. 18 Chopin Preludes (24) —— 3...
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Easter Sunday, March 31, 2013
On Easter Sunday, March 31, 2013, the Snowmass Chapel choir and orchestra assembled to give voice to a selection of Easter Music primarily written by Bach & Handel. We deeply appreciate each musician who gave of their time and talent to make this possible. Below is the YouTube playlist of the music and sermon from this year’s Easter Sunday Service at 9 AM. A special “Thank You” goes out to all who made this service special and possible by giving of their time and talent or by supporting Snowmass Chapel’s Music Program. If you are a singer or orchestra...
read moreFeb 18 Jan Lisiecki
Already recognized around the world for his poetic and mature playing, 17-year-old Jan Lisiecki has received several awards, including the 2010 Révélations Radio-Canada Musique and the 2011 Jeune Soliste des Radios Francophones. He has signed an exclusive recording agreement with Deutsche Grammophon at age 15 and his debut recording will feature Mozart’s Piano Concertos no. 20, K. 466 and no. 21, K. 467 under Maestro Christian Zacharias with the Kammerorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks.
read moreThe Foreigner
In a rural fishing lodge in Georgia, Froggy LeSueur, a British demolitions expert who sometimes runs training sessions at a nearby military installation, is trying to put his friend, Charlie Baker at ease. Charlie, a proofreader whose wife finds him boring, has come along for a much needed getaway. The problem is he is pathologically shy and is terrified at the prospect of having to converse with strangers at the lodge for three days.
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