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November 5, 2023 at 3:00 pm

A feast of classical music

St. John's Anglican Church

A feast of classical music

This year we have invited pianist, Luke Bell, to St. John's to play at StirlingFest. For those who have a passion for classical music you won't want to miss this concert on Sunday November 5th. Following the performance there will be a reception providing audience members an opportunity to meet the artist and a chance to taste the marvellous fare of the region and especially Hastings County.



Sunday November 5, 3:00 pm

Classical
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The Venue
Experience

Historic St John's Anglican Church

This historic church has graced the landscape of Stirling since it was erected in 1860. The architect, Thomas Fuller, of Fuller and Jones, prepared the drawings for this parish church in the same year he was awarded the contract to design the parliament buildings in what would become the Nation's capital, Ottawa. This lovely stone church has a warm and intimate interior and possesses a very suitable acoustic for listening to music.

In 1989 St. John's purchased a tracker action pipe organ from Gabriel Kney, London. The inaugural recital of this instrument was recorded by CBC in June, 1990.

Meet the Artists

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Luke Bell

Piano

Pianist Luke Bell was born in Belleville, Ontario. He completed a Bachelor of Music in piano performance at the University if Ottawa, where he studied with Stéphane Lemelin and David Jalbert, and a Master of Music and Graduate Diploma in piano performance...

Full Biography

Tickets: $25 each

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St. John's Anglican Church
73 North Street
Stirling, Ontario

P: 613-398-7573

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