Glasgow & Thomas add spark to ‘Thrill of Hope’ Concert
Much can be said about the performances, but above all else, they were filled with passion, panache and at times, pure genius as performers both thrilled and soothed through instrument, song and dance at the Church’s annual event.
Dr Glasgow pulled out all the stops as he wowed the audience in delivering his very own versions of ‘Good King Wenceslas’ and ‘The First Noel’ on saxophone; while Mr Thomas sprang life into the church organ with his vibrant interpretation of ‘O Come All Ye Faithful’. The audience did not hold back on their show of appreciation, as they applauded together with glee and a permeating sense of cheer.
Not to be outdone by the two performers, there were other standout performances that emerged from the Miracle Touch Steel Orchestra, St George’s Liturgical Dancers and others.
The Theme for the evening, "A Thrill of Hope", was well reflected throughout the programme as performers continued to flawlessly execute each dance, instrumental and song recital while they left the attendees awestruck at their gifted displays.
For the most part, the concert featured very traditional carols that were either sung by the church choir or played on some of the instruments that were featured during the course of the programme.
The final dance by the Liturgical Dancers to ‘Merry Christmas Baby’ in particular, done by three very youthful, elegantly dressed pairs, evoked many cheers and whistles from the clearly appreciative onlookers.
Minister for Natural Resources and Labour Hon. Dr Kedrick Pickering was among the many persons in attendance at the concert.
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Not mentioned in the article was a presentation done by to dance group to Mrs. Heather Butcher for all that she have done for them. Whether it is with dance, school projects, homework or whatever the ask of her, she is always willing to assist them. Great work Mrs. Butcher.