Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Next stop... Edman Chapel, Wheaton, IL

The CSB celebrates 100 years of service this weekend. To be honest, I'm not sure what we call this weekend. When I was younger it was always the CSB Thanksgiving Concert. Then it became the Thanksgiving Festival. In recent years it's been called Sounds of the Seasons. (At least I think it was a plural 'seasons'.)

But this year it's been commonly referred to as our 100th Anniversary Celebration. I guess you can call it whatever you'd like. A rose by any other name..... Oh wait... there's no way I should be quoting Shakespeare on this blog!

The bottom line is that we will be doing some special things to observe 100 years of service. We will have our traditional Saturday evening concert. On Sunday morning we will have a worship service where alumni of the band will provide the music. Sunday afternoon will be another concert featuring both the current CSB and members from the past.

Special guest artists on Saturday evening will be Chris Jaudes (trumpet soloist) and Carol Dilley (vocal soloist). On Sunday Colonel Ernest Miller, former bandmaster, will take part in the Alumni Festival and Commissioner Robert E Thomson will speak in both the worship service and Alumni Festival.

Full details for the weekend can be found at our website but I'll summarize them here:

Saturday, November 24, 2007 - 7:00 pm
Concert
Edman Chapel
Washington & Franklin Streets
Wheaton College
Wheaton, IL
(NOT A FUNCTION OF WHEATON COLLEGE)

Sunday, November 25, 2007
Worship Service (11:00 am)
Alumni Festival (2:30 pm)
The Salvation Army
Norridge Citadel
8354 W Foster
Norridge, IL 60706

All events are free and open to the public but free will offerings will be taken. Free tickets for Saturday night have all been distributed by you do have a chance at being seated just before the concert begins if you show up without a ticket. Tickets are not required for the Sunday events.

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