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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
DESCRIPTION:The music of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was the high 
 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
DESCRIPTION:The music of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was the high 
 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
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 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
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 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
DESCRIPTION:The music of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was the high 
 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
CONTACT;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
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SUMMARY:Classical Music with Dr. Derald DeYoung
DESCRIPTION:The music of Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) was the high 
 point and culmination of the Baroque period of music.  He is arguably the 
 most important and influential composer of Western art music\, as almost 
 every subsequent composer looked to Bach's music for instruction and 
 inspiration.\n\nThe class will present the many genres of music for which 
 Bach is so well known: organ\, keyboard\, chamber\, orchestral\, cantatas\, 
 the St. Matthew Passion\, and Mass in B minor.  The goals of this annual 
 class are to introduce listeners to great music and enhance musical 
 enjoyment\, including specific ideas of how and what to listen for in the 
 music\, as well as background on the composer\, his time\, and culture.  
 \n\nThis six-week course\, taught by Dr. Derald DeYoung\, will provide an 
 overview of Bach's compositions\, featuring video performances by 
 world-class soloists and orchestras. No previous musical experience is 
 necessary. \n\nDr. DeYoung is a Professor of Music Emeritus from Calvin 
 College in Grand Rapids\, MI\, where he taught for 27 years before moving 
 to Estes Park full-time in 2005. Over the past 18 years\, Dr. DeYoung has 
 led music study courses covering the compositions of Stravinsky\, Mozart\, 
 Tchaikovsky\, Bach\, Strauss\, and many others.\n\nThe series will be 
 offered each Tuesday from January 13\, 2026\, through February 17\, 2026. 
 Participants may choose to register for a morning (10 AM-12 PM) or 
 afternoon (1-3 PM) session. The morning session will be offered in person 
 and on Zoom\; the afternoon session will be offered in person only. Upon 
 registering for the first session\, you will automatically be registered 
 for all sessions.\n
LOCATION:Hondius Community Room
ORGANIZER;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
CATEGORIES:Presentation
CONTACT;CN="Shari Baze":MAILTO:sbaze@estesvalleylibrary.org
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