Lancaster Festival Schedule July 25, 2004

Lancaster Festival Schedule - July 25, 2004

Sunday, July 25

10:00 AM
Zane Square Antiques Show and Sale
Searching for timeless treasures? Spend a quiet Sunday browsing through the booths of antiques dealers from Ohio and surrounding states.

12:00 PM
Kroger - E. Main St. One More Time String Band
At least 79 strings, 100 fingers and toes, two spoons, 68 frets, one washtub, many harmonicas, an unmentionable number of petticoats, a wealth of arcane and esoteric percussion devices, plus Sauni Rowles, Sandi Vitek, Nicki Lyons, Al Celli and Sylvia Miller equals the 1 More Time String Band.

1:00 PM
Bandstand Times Past Vintage Dancers, Mixed Bag
Times Past 1:00 pm - The beauty and grace of ballroom dancing and music will transport you back in time from the early 1800s to the 1930s.
Mixed Bag 2:00 pm - International folk dancing music.

2:00 PM
Decorative Arts Center of Ohio Bach to the Future with John Sant Ambrogio
John Sant’Ambrogio, principal cellist of the Lancaster Festival Orchestra, provides insight into music as a metaphor for life, discussing and performing the music of Bach, Beethoven and even “Over the Rainbow”.

2:00 PM
Kroger - Memorial Dr. One More Time String Band
At least 79 strings, 100 fingers and toes, two spoons, 68 frets, one washtub, many harmonicas, an unmentionable number of petticoats, a wealth of arcane and esoteric percussion devices, plus Sauni Rowles, Sandi Vitek, Nicki Lyons, Al Celli and Sylvia Miller equals the 1 More Time String Band.

3:30 PM
First United Methodist Church Lancaster Ringers
This community handbell ensemble, under the direction of Clarence McCoy, performs using a five-octave set of English handbells and a four-octave set of handchimes. Numerous singing techniques are used to produce a multitude of different sounds and effects with the bells.

7:00 PM
OU-L Gymnasium Added FX
Through choreographed dance moves and harmonious vocals, Jeremy, Donnie, Jay and Billy create positive, high-energy music that ’tweens will love.

6:00 PM
OU-L Concert Site Young Peoples Concert
Pre-concert Activities
Games, picnics, a mime and more make the preliminaries almost as much fun as the performance itself!

7:00 PM
OU-L Wendel Concert Stage Young Peoples Concert
with guest artist Robert Post and the Lancaster Festival Orchestra
Actor/comedian/juggler/student of life Robert Post joins Maestro Sheldon and the Lancaster Festival Orchestra for an evening of music, humor and surprises.

10:00 AM Zane Square	Antiques Show and Sale Searching for timeless treasures? Spend a quiet Sunday browsing through the booths of antiques dealers from Ohio and surrounding states.
12:00 PM Kroger - E. Main St.	One More Time String Band At least 79 strings, 100 fingers and toes, two spoons, 68 frets, one washtub, many harmonicas, an unmentionable number of petticoats, a wealth of arcane and esoteric percussion devices, plus Sauni Rowles, Sandi Vitek, Nicki Lyons, Al Celli and Sylvia Miller equals the 1 More Time String Band.
1:00 PM Bandstand	Times Past Vintage Dancers, Mixed Bag Times Past 1:00 pm - The beauty and grace of ballroom dancing and music will transport you back in time from the early 1800s to the 1930s. Mixed Bag 2:00 pm - International folk dancing music.
2:00 PM Decorative Arts Center of Ohio	Bach to the Future with John Sant Ambrogio John Sant’Ambrogio, principal cellist of the Lancaster Festival Orchestra, provides insight into music as a metaphor for life, discussing and performing the music of Bach, Beethoven and even “Over the Rainbow”.
2:00 PM Kroger - Memorial Dr.	One More Time String Band At least 79 strings, 100 fingers and toes, two spoons, 68 frets, one washtub, many harmonicas, an unmentionable number of petticoats, a wealth of arcane and esoteric percussion devices, plus Sauni Rowles, Sandi Vitek, Nicki Lyons, Al Celli and Sylvia Miller equals the 1 More Time String Band.
3:30 PM First United Methodist Church	Lancaster Ringers This community handbell ensemble, under the direction of Clarence McCoy, performs using a five-octave set of English handbells and a four-octave set of handchimes. Numerous singing techniques are used to produce a multitude of different sounds and effects with the bells.
7:00 PM OU-L Gymnasium	Added FX Through choreographed dance moves and harmonious vocals, Jeremy, Donnie, Jay and Billy create positive, high-energy music that ’tweens will love.
6:00 PM OU-L Concert Site	Young Peoples Concert Pre-concert Activities Games, picnics, a mime and more make the preliminaries almost as much fun as the performance itself!
7:00 PM OU-L Wendel Concert Stage	Young Peoples Concert with guest artist Robert Post and the Lancaster Festival Orchestra Actor/comedian/juggler/student of life Robert Post joins Maestro Sheldon and the Lancaster Festival Orchestra for an evening of music, humor and surprises.