Soul Searching with Dick Sisto

Diocesan News & Publications

St. Andrew's Staff January 26, 2014
Nationally known Louisville jazz musician and composer Dick Sisto will bring his vibraphone to St. Andrew's for a session on "Soul Searching" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12.

Sisto will speak about his spiritual and creative journey in composing "Soul Searching," the music composed for a PBS documentary of the same name about Thomas Merton, who was a personal friend of Sisto's.  Having heard of the acoustics in our renovated sanctuary, Sisto, a vibraphonist, was delighted not only to accept our invitation to speak but also will perform passages from the musical score, accompanied by pianist Steve Allee.

 

You are encouraged to bring your friends and family to this program of musical and spiritual storytelling.

 

In preparation for Sisto's lecture, the Wednesday Program will watch the documentary, provided by Sisto, on Wednesday, Feb. 5. You and your friends are invited join us at 6:45 p.m.in the Parish Room. You are also welcome to come early for the 5:30 p.m. Eucharist in the chapel and for dinner at 6.

 

Child care will be available. If possible, please let Martha know ahead of time that child care is needed. (mholland@mysaintandrews.org, 452-9581 x 224)

 

Information on "Soul Searching" may be found at //www.pbs.org/programs/soul-searching/