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Front Royal Oratorio Society’s free, spring concert

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April 10, 2017

The FRONT ROYAL ORATORIO SOCIETY presents their annual free, spring concert on Saturday, April 22, 4:00 PM, at Braddock Street United Methodist Church (115 Wolfe Street, Winchester) and on Sunday, April 23, 4:00 PM at Front Royal Presbyterian Church (115 Luray Ave, Front Royal). Entitled “Thy Kingdom Come”, the program features beautiful and timeless sacred and classical choral music, celebrating the celestial realm with organ accompaniment. Works by Mozart, Mendelssohn and others will be performed.

The whole family is welcome, including the kids and tots. The concert is free with a freewill offering being taken and will be shared with Blue Ridge Hospice. For further information call 540-635-4842 or visit us at WWW.FROS.ONLINE.

Related Topics:Blue Ridge Hospice Front Royal Presbyterian Church

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