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The Ogden Bach Festival returns to celebrate the works of one of our greatest & most influential composers: Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750). Throughout the week of March 31st, a series of free concerts and events will be held throughout Ogden to commemorate this musical genius.

Featuring Chamber Orchestra Ogden under the Direction of Michael Palumbo.

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS

🗓️ Mon March 31 – 7pm
📍St Paul’s Lutheran Church

Chamber Orchestra Ogden
Rulon Christiansen, organ

• F. Geminiani – Concerto Grosso La Folia, Gleice Oliviera Uzur and Elissa Krebs, violins
• CPE Bach – Sinfonia No. 3
• A. Vivaldi – Spring, from The Four Seasons, Rebecca Goeckeritz, violin
• A. Vivaldi – Concerto in C for 2 Trumpets, David Bertram and Deborah Uman, trumpets

🗓️ Tues April 1 – 7pm
📍Holy Family Catholic Church

Chamber Orchestra Ogden
Myron Patterson, organ

• J.S. Bach – Concerto in d for 2 Violins, Gabrielle Gibbons and Marianne Rohbock, violins
• J.S. Bach – Suite No. 3 in D, Overture
• J.S. Bach – 3 Organ Preludes and Fugues
• G.F. Handel – Suite from “Xerxes”

🗓️ Wed April 2 – 3pm to 4:30pm
📍Treehouse Children’s Museum

Bach for Kids: A Treehouse Takeover!

🗓️ Thurs April 3 at 7pm
📍The Thirsty Horse

Vinyl Night – this event is 21+ only

🗓️ Fri April 4 – 7pm
📍Ogden Tabernacle

Chamber Orchestra Ogden
WSU Chamber Choir
Rulon Christiansen, organ

• G.F. Handel – Organ Concerto Opus 4 no. 5
• A. Vivaldi – Bassoon Concerto with Thom Priest
• J.S. Bach – Cantata with the WSU Chamber Choir

RELATED LINKS

The Life and Legacy of Bach

Bach’s Top 10 Works

The Ogden Bach Festival would not be possible without generous support from the following:

• Chamber Orchestra Ogden
• Holy Family Catholic Church
• Ogden Tabernacle
• St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
• Suzy Patterson
• The Thirsty Horse
• Weber County Ramp