Celebrating my new CD in Victorian style
On Saturday, I had the pleasure of performing music from my new Christmas CD, That Night in Bethlehem, at the Westchester Township History Museum in Chesterton IN (my hometown).
The museum was formerly a private home, known locally as "the Brown Mansion." It now operates as part of the Westchester Public Library system in northern Porter County IN.
We packed 35 concertgoers of all ages into the parlor, front hall and dining room, and I played music from the new CD to occasional accompaniment from the grandfather clock. Thanks to Curator Jane Walsh-Brown, Programming and Publicity Assistant Lu Anne DePriest and Museum Educator Tory Duhamell (who took these photos) for coordinating such a special event!
The museum was formerly a private home, known locally as "the Brown Mansion." It now operates as part of the Westchester Public Library system in northern Porter County IN.
We packed 35 concertgoers of all ages into the parlor, front hall and dining room, and I played music from the new CD to occasional accompaniment from the grandfather clock. Thanks to Curator Jane Walsh-Brown, Programming and Publicity Assistant Lu Anne DePriest and Museum Educator Tory Duhamell (who took these photos) for coordinating such a special event!
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