2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 1
Dressed for the holidays, the Penn State Trombone Choir played a festive Bach's Lunch concert at Eisenhower Chapel on the University Park campus on Thursday (Dec. 11).Conspicuous by his absence from the conductor's stand was Director Mark Lusk. For videos from the concert, visit live.psu.edu/youtube/Z0MpLozeLjE and... Read more ›
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 2
Just after the Trombone Choir started playing, Santa Claus made an appearance in Eisenhower Chapel.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 3
Santa Claus greeted some children in the audience as he arrived at Eisenhower Chapel for the Bach's Lunch concert featuring the Penn State Trombone Choir.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 4
Santa Claus explained to the audience that he was a trombone player, so he was conducting the Penn State Trombone Choir in place of Director Mark Lusk.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 5
A sizable audience came to Eisenhower Chapel for the December Bach's Lunch concert, featuring the Penn State Trombone Choir.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 6
The Penn State Trombone Choir, under the direction of Santa Claus in place of usual Director Mark Lusk, performed a variety of Christmas tunes during the Bach's Lunch concert at Eisenhower Chapel on Thursday, Dec. 11.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 7
It's not often that the bass trombonist gets a solo, but music performance graduate student Nick Smarcz got one in "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch."
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 8
Music performance graduate student Stephanie Waidelich was featured on one selection.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 9
Stand-in Penn State Trombone Choir Director Santa Claus did a big build-up of a solo by senior Faris Beshara in "The Twelve Days of Christmas." This photo captures the entire, one-note solo.
2008 Bach's Lunch Concert 10
The December Bach's Lunch performance is one that Trombone Choir members look forward to each year because of its fun, festive tone.
Wednesday, September 30, 2020
