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La Sierra University to Celebrate 75th Candlelight Concert

By Darla Martin Tucker, Director of Public Relations
November 30, 2022 at 02:48pm. Views: 114

In early December La Sierra University will continue a much-cherished musical tradition that will celebrate its 75th milestone as the holiday season commences. 

La Sierra University’s 75th Candlelight Concert will be held Friday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, Dec. 3 at 4 p.m. at the La Sierra University Church of Seventh-day Adventists. Admission is free with reserved seating in the front rows available for $20 per person.

The Christmas-themed program will feature performances by the music department’s orchestra, choirs, symphonic band, and vocal and instrumental ensembles. Repertoire will include the debut of a composition by music student Ernesto Herrera Miranda titled Brilla, Brilla!! (Shine, Shine!!). An emerging composer and arranger, Miranda’s work has been performed by award-winning Brigham Young University Singers.

La Sierra University this year celebrates its 100th anniversary. Twenty-five years after the school’s opening, the La Sierra College campus church, now the university church, was completed. The inaugural Candlelight Concert was held on Dec. 13, 1947. Articles about the church construction in the weekly student newspaper noted the new church with its 78-foot tower was the largest Seventh-day Adventist Church in the state and the largest church of any denomination in Riverside. 

Tickets for reserved Candlelight Concert seats are available at https://music-events.lasierra.edu/calendar/2022-2023-season/, or by calling 951-785-2036. For further information email music@lasierra.edu.

The La Sierra University Church is located at 4937 Sierra Vista Ave., Riverside, 92505.

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