Dome and Spire Series
 
February 5 - Super Bowl Sunday Recital XIII
February 11 - The Community Sings
March 11 - Modern Masterpieces
March 25 - Allegro Community Children's Choir
April 15 - President Stephen Veazey Address to the Church
June 2 - Then Sings My Soul: Choral Festival with Craig Jessop


The Thread Project

 

Super Bowl Sunday Recital XIII: “Second Acts”

Sunday, February 5, at 3:00 p.m.
The Temple • Freewill Offering

Jan Kraybill

Jan Kraybill, organist

Start your Super Bowl Sunday with a musical celebration of life’s “second acts.” Composers throughout history have reinvented themselves, the musical forms of their times, and the roles of their instruments. Franz Liszt was both a flamboyant composer/performer and a monk; his works transformed the music of the 19th century.  Jan Kraybill’s thirteenth annual Super Bowl Sunday concert will explore “second acts” of Liszt and others —and may inspire you to create your own personal transformation!

 

Concerto after Vivaldi BWV 596

J.S. Bach

Prelude and Fugue on B-A-C-H

Franz Liszt

Kirchen-Hymne: Salve Regina

Franz Liszt

Scherzo, Op. 2

Maurice Duruflé

Deux danses á Agni Yavishta

Jehan Alain

Verset pour la fête de la Dédicace

Olivier Messiaen

Sweet Sixteenths: A Concert Rag for Organ

William Albright

Variations de Concert, Op. 1

Joseph Bonnet

 

The Community Sings

Saturday, February 11, 7:30 p.m.
The Temple • Admission is free


Community of Christ will release its next denominational hymnal in autumn of 2013.  Come learn about the music, theology, mission, and message of the new book in an interactive, informal community sing-a-long experience led by members of the hymnal steering team.  For more information, visit www.cofchrist.org/hymnal.  

“Modern Masterpieces”

Sunday, March 11, at 3:00 p.m.
The Temple • $10 at the Door


Spire Chamber Ensemble
Ben A. Spalding, founder/conductor; Jan Kraybill, organ

Founded in 2010, the Spire Chamber Ensemble brings together the most talented singers from across the U.S. and Canada for one-of-a-kind chorale events. Their Spring concert will present an unforgettable collection of 21st century composers including Jonathan Dove, Gabriel Jackson, Ola Gjeilo, Morten Lauridsen, and many others. 

This glorious music will be enhanced by the Peace Temple's phenomenal acoustics and the collaboration of Dr. Jan Kraybill on organ and piano.

Allegro Community Children’s Choir

Sunday, March 25, at 4:30 p.m.
The Temple • $15–Tickets available at http://www.allegrocc.org/concert-schedule.php


Allegro Community Children’s Choir returns to the Temple for their spring concert. Heralded as “the voices of angels” by The Kansas City Star, their upbeat program enriches, inspires, and transforms the lives of children by learning, sharing, and performing beautiful music of the highest quality. For more information, visit www.allegrocc.org.

President Stephen Veazey Address to the Church

Sunday, April 15, at 6:00 p.m.
The Temple • Freewill Offering

President Stephen Veazey will present his annual address to Community of Christ, supported by music presented by the Spire Symphonic Chorus, a large community chorus combined with the Spire Chamber Ensemble, under the direction of Ben A. Spalding, founder and conductor.

“Then Sings My Soul”: Choral Festival with Craig Jessop

Saturday, June 2, at 7:00 p.m.
The Temple • Freewill Offering

Hear top singers from the bi-state area under the direction of Craig Jessop, an American academic, musician and singer best known for his tenure as the music director of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir. He is currently Dean of the Caine College of the Arts at Utah State University. For more information about participation as a choir member, contact Pam Robison.

The Thread Project

Daytimes, Monday through Saturday, and Sunday afternoons
The Temple • Admission Is Free

The Thread Project is a textile illustration of the fabric of society, woven from threads gathered from the daily lives of people from seventy countries on seven continents. Some threads reflect tragic events, such as the Cambodian Killing Fields and 9/11, while others celebrate joyous milestones.