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4th Sunday at 4
Visual & Performing Art Series
Christ Episcopal Church
912 S. Beach Blvd.,
Bay St. Louis, MS
Sunday, June 23 at 4 PM
Performing Artist:
J.T. Anglin - Tenor
Native to Pascagoula, MS, J.T. Anglin has been the organist/choirmaster of St. Peters- by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Gulfport for the past 16 years. Anglin also is the artistic director of the Singing River Opera Company and teaches private voice and piano lessons at The Pass School of Music in Pass Christian. He is also taking private voice lessons from Maestro Jerry Shannon in training to return to Austria to study and perform at the renowned international music school, the American Institute of Musical Studies. On his first invitation in 2009 to Graz, Austria, he was the only opera singer from Mississippi selected to attend. While there he was one of only four paid soloists.
Anglin has performed in many Cities and Countries, and studied under numerous noted coaches. He has shared the stage with Mr. Jester Hairston, noted African American Ethnomusicologist and composer of such famous spirituals as; “Amen” and “Elijah Rock”. On this Fourth Sunday at Four, June 23rd, Anglin will perform his newest concert of spirituals and classic hymns – titled “Sacred Music.”
J.T. Anglin - Tenor
Native to Pascagoula, MS, J.T. Anglin has been the organist/choirmaster of St. Peters- by-the-Sea Episcopal Church in Gulfport for the past 16 years. Anglin also is the artistic director of the Singing River Opera Company and teaches private voice and piano lessons at The Pass School of Music in Pass Christian. He is also taking private voice lessons from Maestro Jerry Shannon in training to return to Austria to study and perform at the renowned international music school, the American Institute of Musical Studies. On his first invitation in 2009 to Graz, Austria, he was the only opera singer from Mississippi selected to attend. While there he was one of only four paid soloists.
Anglin has performed in many Cities and Countries, and studied under numerous noted coaches. He has shared the stage with Mr. Jester Hairston, noted African American Ethnomusicologist and composer of such famous spirituals as; “Amen” and “Elijah Rock”. On this Fourth Sunday at Four, June 23rd, Anglin will perform his newest concert of spirituals and classic hymns – titled “Sacred Music.”
Exhibiting Artist:
Barbara Brodtmann – Watercolor/Acrylic
Barbara uses her paintbrush to create impressions of life on the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast. She works in layers, often building up as many as forty layers of paint before she feels satisfied that what is looking back at her from the canvas is a reflection of the world as she sees it. She experimented in several mediums along the way before deciding that watercolor and acrylics were the medium for her vision. For years now, she has created 3-D collages on watercolor paper that weave together coastal flora and fauna into a tapestry of delight.
Born in Michigan and educated at Hillsdale College and SyracuseUniversity, Brodtmann moved to New Orleans in the 1970s and began painting professionally. She has a long history of teaching art, to both children and adults. More recently, she has been teaching adults during her “Wine, Women and Watercolor” sessions, and her “Lunch and a Lesson” series as well.
Barbara Brodtmann – Watercolor/Acrylic
Barbara uses her paintbrush to create impressions of life on the beautiful Mississippi Gulf Coast. She works in layers, often building up as many as forty layers of paint before she feels satisfied that what is looking back at her from the canvas is a reflection of the world as she sees it. She experimented in several mediums along the way before deciding that watercolor and acrylics were the medium for her vision. For years now, she has created 3-D collages on watercolor paper that weave together coastal flora and fauna into a tapestry of delight.
Born in Michigan and educated at Hillsdale College and SyracuseUniversity, Brodtmann moved to New Orleans in the 1970s and began painting professionally. She has a long history of teaching art, to both children and adults. More recently, she has been teaching adults during her “Wine, Women and Watercolor” sessions, and her “Lunch and a Lesson” series as well.
The Events below occur either every month or on a regular basis.
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4th Sunday at 4
4th Sunday at 4 is held at Christ Episcopal Church
during the months of January, February, March,
May, June, July, September, October and November.
Music is presented in the Sanctuary at 4 PM and afterward,
the artist is featured in the Reception Hall. Refreshments are served.
Please contact Margene Dawson at 228.467.0106 for more information.
during the months of January, February, March,
May, June, July, September, October and November.
Music is presented in the Sanctuary at 4 PM and afterward,
the artist is featured in the Reception Hall. Refreshments are served.
Please contact Margene Dawson at 228.467.0106 for more information.
Lady Beware Class
Dates: TBA
Times: TBA
Location: TBA
The Lady Beware course was a well attended success. More classes will be announced soon.
Instructors will be Officers from the Bay St. Louis Police Department.
For more information, contact: Officer Duane Caughlin at 228.466.5486
Times: TBA
Location: TBA
The Lady Beware course was a well attended success. More classes will be announced soon.
Instructors will be Officers from the Bay St. Louis Police Department.
For more information, contact: Officer Duane Caughlin at 228.466.5486
