9/11 Service (Remember)
09.11.2011

Singing Christmas Tree
12.01-04.10
Tickets available beginning 11.03.11

Spring Concert
03.25.2012

Youth Choir Tour Finale
04.01.2012

Festival of Keyboards
04.29.2012

September 11, 2011
11:00am

DAN GOELLER and his wife, Heidi, and two daughters live in Sioux Falls, South Dakota

He will be conducting our Youth Choir, Sanctuary Choir and Snyder Orchestra in the Fayetteville premiere of the commissioned anthem, “I Have Overcome the World”. We believe this musical setting of scripture John 16:33 will provide comfort and encouragement as we reflect on the tragic events that took place on September 11, 2001.

For over ten years, the creative efforts of Dan Goeller have been uplifting music ministries, congregations and audiences across America. His numerous arrangements, compositions and orchestrations have been published by Word Music, Lifeway Music Group, Brentwood-Benson Music, Augsburg, Lillenas and others. In addition to his published works, Dan has also worked on numerous recordings and several tours with artists including Amy Grant, Vince Gill, Michael W. Smith, CeCe Winans, Larnell Harris and Point of Grace.

A Fayetteville tradition since 1980, this production features 250 singers, 2 handbell choirs, and a 40 piece orchestra. Call early (November 3) for free tickets.

PERFORMANCE DATES:
    Thu & Fri, Dec 1-2 7:30pm. Sat & Sun, Dec 3-4 4:30 & 7:30p

Tickets available beginning November 4, 2010.

TICKET DATES (limit 12 per family):
    Thursday, November 3, 2009

HOW TO OBTAIN TICKETS:
    1. Pick up tickets in church office Monday through Friday from 8:30am – 5pm.
    2. Pick up in church office Sunday mornings.
    3. Call church office and request tickets to be mailed to you.
    4. Order tickets on the website and they will be mailed to you.
         (there will be a link on the home page by November 3, 2010)

Favorite hymn tunes, classical anthems, and choral favorites will be presented by the 100 voice choir and 40 piece orchestra. The Snyder Choir has been featured in concert with the Fayetteville Symphony, Steve Green, and Pat Boone. The choir has participated in international festivals held in England and Switzerland conducted by Sir David Willcocks and performed with Joseph Martin in Germany.
In the spring of 2010 Snyder’s Sanctuary Choir and Orchestra combined resources with the Campbell Universal Choral Society and University Choir to present Elijah, by Mendelssohn.
Snyder Orchestra is one of the largest church orchesetras in our state and in cludes both professional and advanced level players from the Fayetteville community. they have performed for the NC Baptist Convention, Annual metings of the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship of NC and have accompanied the NC Baptist All State Youth Choir. Their performances include symphonic settings of favorite hymn tunes, patriotic selections, and well known classical music.

YOUTH CHOIR TOUR FINALE
April 1, 2012 at 6:30pm

This 120 voice choir leads worship several times a year at Snyder Memorial. They have been featured in regional Christmas productions and participated in national and international music festivals. In the summer of 2005, twenty members of this choir participated in the International Church Music Festival in Bern, Switzerland. The choir traveled to Trinidad on 2008 to lead a 3-night crusade, perform in prisons, rehab centers, schools & Bible Clubs.
In June of 2011 they were invited to be the “Spirit of Cue” feature choir for the YouthCue National Festival held in Washington DC which concluded with a concert in the National Cathedral.
Thirteen singers from this group were selected as members of the 2011 North Carolina Baptist All State Choir and several members will travel to Canada this summer to sing with the YouthCue International Chorus.This performance, the climax of their 2011-12 Spring Tour.
The group is under the direction of Larry Dickens, Joy Cogswell, and Dr. Robert Williams.

festival of keyboards
April 29, 2012 at 6:30pm

The Festival of Keyboards Concert, featuring music played on four grand pianos, has become a community tradition. The concert features outstanding pianists from Snyder’s congregation and Music Academy faculty. We are happy to present this year’s concert as a part of the Dogwood Festival series. Arrangements of classical, sacred, and patriotic musi cwill ensure an exciting and enjoyable evening for everyone.