Date/Time
Date(s) - February 11, 2023
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Location
Oakridge Adventist Church
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In partnership with Hope2Offer Ministries and Crescendo North America, FBC warmly invites you to a recital given by pianist Julie Lowe on Saturday, February 11, 3pm at Oakridge Adventist Church.
In this special performance of music by Bach, Beethoven, Schumann, Schubert and Kosenko, Julie combines her spiritual and musical backgrounds in a unique way, paralleling the personal challenges which she has gone through with those of classical composers. This recital is a testimony of hope, encouraging us to reflect on our own life events and the difference that a relationship with Jesus Christ can make in our lives as He has made in hers. There is no charge for this event and you are encouraged to invite friends, family and neighbours.
Julie appears at this concert courtesy of Hope2Offer Ministries. If you would like to support her work, please consider making a tax deductible contribution towards this ministry online through julielowe.com/support/
GETTING THERE
Parking: Free parking at the church parking lot and plenty of street parking around.
Public transit: 10min walk from the Oakridge-41st Avenue Skytrain Station
JULIE LOWE’S BIO
Since her American debut with the Seattle Symphony at 17 as winner of the Seattle Young Artists competition, Julie Lowe has performed in Albania, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, England, France, Germany, Greece, Japan, Spain and the United States and has recorded for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) and West German Radio (WDR).
Her performance studies with some of the world’s most renowned musicians include Lee Kum-Sing, Louis Kentner, Guenter Ludwig, Carmen and Hans Graf, Gyorgy Sebok and chamber music with the famed Amadeus Quartet. After receiving her Performance Certificate from the Vancouver Academy of Music/S.K. Lee College, she completed her Bachelor of Music degree (Music Performance) from the University of British Columbia, before moving to Europe to finish her studies in London (England), Cologne (Germany: Musikhochschule Koeln) and Vienna (Austria: Universitaet fuer Musik and Darstellende Kunst Wien). She received her Konzertexamen, Germany’s highest degree in music performance, from the Musikhochschule Koeln.
Upon returning to Vancouver, she has taught as a member of the piano faculty at the Vancouver Academy of Music/S.K. Lee College.
https://www.firstbc.org/event/11148453-2023-02-11-testimony-of-hope/