The Texas Bach Festival gratefully acknowledges the support of the Texas Commission on the Arts and the Georgetown Arts and Culture Board.
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Texas Bach Festival
Dr. Barry Scott Williamson, Founder and Artistic Director
TBF is thrilled to continue providing performance opportunities to students enrolled in the Boys & Girls Club of Georgetown.
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THANK YOU!
Congratulations and thank you to our grantors, donors, patrons, musicians, volunteers, and audience members for playing an internal part in a triumphant 2024 “Bach Across Time” concert series! We could not have done it without your support!
The highlights for “Bach Across Time” were plentiful and extraordinary: David Polley’s organ recital, Barry Scott Williamson’s “Songs of Life” performance, Andrew Brownell’s piano recital at the Library and City Post lunch afterward and the Artisan Quartet’s concert at FUMC. Certainly the 2024 Festival’s culminating moments were the TBF Camerata’s scintillating performance of the entire Vivaldi The Four Seasons and the TBF Choir and Camerata Orchestra’s remarkable renderings of the Vivaldi Gloria and Bach Magnificat, both in front of packed audiences at FUMC-Georgetown. Congratulations to all for a most memorable “Bach Across Time” Festival experience!
Stay tuned for upcoming news about our 2025 Festival - much more great music to come!
Our 2024 Festival’s great success would not have been possible without the generous funding of the W. D. Kelley Foundation, the City of Georgetown Arts & Culture Board and the James and Nancy Totton Charitable Fund at The Chicago Community Foundation; and from Our Lady of the Rosary Cemetery and Prayer Gardens, the Brumder/Harris families, Matt and Marion Lamantia, Steve and Sherry Farnham, KGTN Radio Georgetown 106.7 FM, Beviamo International, First United Methodist Church-Georgetown, Greg and Kanae’s Jewelry & Art, ConocoPhillips, Kathleen Clifford Grazinskas, Mary Sue Jackson and Ted Wendt, City of Georgetown, Dwight and Linda Edman, Wildfire, GTX Wealth, Georgetown TV & Audio, First Texas Bank, Georgetown Palace, ROCK, Dr. Tim Fleming, Catherine Melendez, Quenan’s Jewelers, Stephanie Featherstone, Main St. Mortgage, Georgetown Antique Mall, Duane and Gwen Blakeslee, Dr. Jeffrey Williamson, Judy Avent, Sandy Hayes, M. J. Riedlinger, Janet Balke, Bouffard Transfer, Lulu’s Pie Shoppe, David Corney and Caroline Frommhold. Finally, grateful thanks to Josh Macias and the Georgetown Library, Dr. David Polley and Grace Episcopal and Marc Profant and FUMC-Georgetown for providing outstanding venues for our six 2024 concerts, and the Chamber of Commerce and Bob Novello of the Williamson County Institute of Excellence in Non-Profits for their invaluable assistance.
Listen in for great music along with enlightened discussion from TBF's Barry Scott Williamson. Listen live on your radio each Friday from 6-7 PM CST on KGTN 106.7 FM. You can also listen online at radiogeorgetown.org or on your Apple devices with our custom app. Android users can go to the Google Play store and get the Tune In App. Search for KGTN in the Tune In App.
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"Bach to the Future"
KGTN radio broadcast
- Listening with great pleasure, from New Zealand! Marvelous!
- Un concert éclatant!
- Wonderful playing!
- With all our Love from Italy Bravo Angelo Ferrari!!!!!!!!!!
- Awesome! Happy birthday J.S. Bach!
- Beautiful!
- Glorious! This should have the 20M views! What a gift, thank you! Listening from New Zealand....
- I liked the wisdom of this conductor. Using only 8 voices, no orchestra, only one piano, no organ, could perform most of the parts of the Passion. I sang this Bach work every year for more than 18 years, and that is my most loved baroque piece. Congratulations for all.
- Exquisite!
- Brilliant St. Matthew performance.
- Can't wait for everything to fully reopen fully and full seating is doable.
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