St. Paul's Episcopal Church

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 <tbody><tr><td>"Celebrating American Music"Travis Jürgens, Music Director Soloists: Emily Cornelius, violin, Ross Karre, percussion

Music Director Travis Jürgens serves as Director of Music Ministry at Saint Ambrose Catholic Parish and as Music Director of the fully professional Perrysburg Symphony Orchestra. He won 2nd Prize and the President of the Jury Award at the 2019 Bucharest Music Institute International Conducting Competition. He has collaborated with esteemed conductors, including Michael Tilson Thomas and Marin Alsop. He has been praised as “a superior conductor” and “well on his way to becoming a major conductor in the world of symphony orchestras” (Opus Colorado). 
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach – Summer Dreams, Op. 47
Amy Marcy Cheney Beach was an American composer and pianist. She was the first successful American female composer of large-scale <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_music" rel="nofollow noopener" target="_blank">art music</a>.She was one of the first American composers of her era to succeed without the benefit of European training and was known as one of the most respected American composers. Summer Dreams, Op. 47 is a suite of six evocative miniatures that capture a New England summer evening: mischievous sprites, birdsong, twilight hush, chirping katydids, fairy dances, and a tender goodnight. The work reveals Beach’s gift for vivid, atmospheric character pieces—music that is lyrical, playful, delicate, and richly colored.
Arvo Pärt – Frates
One of the first works to come out of Arvo Pärt's now-famous “creative silence” of the mid-1970s was Fratres. Composed in 1977 it was first performed by the Estonian early music ensemble Hortus Musicus.Its melodic structure is developed by gradually adding on new extensions.From this work, originally scored for string quintet and wind quintet, have come further expressions of the material for various performing forces. The first of these offspring was a set of variations for violin and piano. Other versions have been scored for strings and percussion. for wind octet and percussion, for string quartet, and for eight cellos. The six-bar theme is repeated—with a characteristic minimalist emphasis on patterning—and moved to new tonal levels, mostly by thirds. Its melodic structure is developed by gradually adding on new extensions.
Margaret Brouwer – Century’s Song
Century’s Song was commissioned by the Ohio Bicentennial Commission for the ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Columbus, Ohio to commemorate the Ohio Bicentennial. The ProMusica Chamber Orchestra of Columbus first performed it on February 23, 2003 with Timothy Russell, Music Director, conducting. A signature bicentennial event was the casting of a handmade bicentennial bell in each of Ohio’s 88 counties. The ringing of bells therefore became a prominent feature in the energetic fanfare, Centennial Bells. The second movement is a song that the composer set to a poem titled With the Lark by the African American poet from Dayton Ohio, Paul Laurence Dunbar. As requested by the Bicentennial Committee, this movement was composed for choir as well as for orchestra and can be performed by choir and orchestra together or for a cappella choir, or orchestra alone. The last movement is a lively march with occasional quotes from the Red Hill Special, a fiddle tune that can be heard on the recording, Folk Music of Ohio, 1938 through 1940.
Franz Joseph Haydn – Symphony No. 99 in E-flat Major
By the time Haydn wrote his Symphony No. 99, he was the most famous composer in Europe, a stature he had attained somewhat to his own surprise.In 1793, when he wrote his Symphony No. 99 in E-flat, Joseph Haydn was sixty-one and at the summit of his powers and his fame, regarded by most as the preeminent composer of his time. Haydn had not only befriended and mentored Mozart, but he also learned from him, one of the things he absorbed being an interest in the clarinet. He began with No. 99, in which for the first time he included clarinets in the winds. The reason Haydn elevated the symphony to its modern position had only partly to do with his creative ambitions. It had also to do with the setting. In the “London” symphonies we feel how close we are to Beethoven. And in that, why in his time and well into Beethoven’s time, Haydn was called “father of the symphony.” </td></tr>
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Heights Chamber Orchestra Concert


   "Celebrating American Music"Travis Jürgens, Music Director Soloists: Emily Cornelius, violin, Ross Karre, percussion

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<h2>Love Foundation Seeks Local Businesses &amp; Community Partners for FREE Trunk or Treat</h2>
Love Foundation is inviting local businesses, organizations, families, entertainers, car clubs, motorcycle groups, vendors and food trucks to be part of our 1st Annual FREE Community Trunk or Treat at Mentor High School.
Saturday, October 3, 2026 1:00–4:00 PM Mentor High School
I had originally planned to personally visit local businesses, introduce myself and share more about Love Foundation and this event. Unfortunately, a family emergency came up, and family always comes first. So instead, I am reaching out to our community and asking for your help spreading the word.
Our goal is to bring local businesses and families together while giving children a fun afternoon they can enjoy at no cost.
<h3>Decorated Trunks Needed</h3>
Businesses, families, organizations, car clubs, motorcycle groups and community members are invited to decorate a trunk or vehicle and pass out candy to the children.
All decorated trunks and vehicles must be registered in advance.
<h3>Kid-Friendly Entertainment &amp; Activities Needed</h3>
We are looking for face painters, balloon artists, inflatables, characters, performers, games and other kid-friendly activities. Businesses or entertainers willing to donate their time or services will have an opportunity to interact directly with local families and introduce the community to what they do.
All entertainers and activity providers must register in advance so we know exactly what activities will be available and can properly plan the event.
<h3>Vendors &amp; Food Trucks Welcome</h3>
Vendors may sell products, promote their businesses, distribute information and connect with local families.
Food trucks are also welcome. Food and beverages will be available for purchase during the event.
All vendors and food trucks must be registered in advance.
<h3>Sponsors &amp; Donations Needed</h3>
Trunk or treating is completely FREE for children and families. Donations, sponsorships and donated services help us cover the costs of putting on the event and allow us to continue offering free community events.
<h3>Registration Is Required</h3>
We are keeping track of the number of children, decorated trunks, vendors, food trucks, entertainers and activities so we can properly prepare and make our first year a successful one.
Children, decorated trunks, vendors, food trucks and entertainers must all be registered in advance.
Children will be able to visit decorated trunks and collect candy at no charge. Treat bags will also be available for children who need one while supplies last.
Register children, decorate a trunk, register as a vendor or food truck, sign up as an entertainer, or sponsor the event here:
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If you own a local business, know an entertainer, operate a food truck, belong to a club or organization, or simply want to help, we would love to have you involved.
Please share this information with your employees, friends, family and other local businesses. One introduction, donated service, decorated trunk or sponsorship can help us create an incredible afternoon for children in our community.
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