Dave Rimelis at Pleasantdale Presbyterian Church

"May, Be! - - The Possibilities of Life" is the theme of Pleasantdale Church’s May Jazz Vespers. The ”May, Be!” Jazz Vespers will be held on Sunday evening, May 5th, at 7:30 PM. Jazz Vespers combines the age-old tradition of evening meditation with the unique musical language of jazz. It includes contemporary prose, poetry, sometimes even a joke or two and some truly outstanding music performed by an amazing group of internationally recognized jazz musicians.

The May Jazz Vespers will be led by Todd Shumpert. Vespers at Pleasantdale will welcome back band leader Dave Rimelis on guitar and violin, Ted Brancato on keyboard, Dave Longworth on drums, and featured musician Frank Fontaine on saxophone. Light refreshments will be offered. The May event will be the last of the series of Vespers events for the 2012-2013 Season at Pleasantdale Church. The Vespers series will resume again on Sunday, October 6th. ...

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"May, Be! - - The Possibilities of Life" is the theme of Pleasantdale Church’s May Jazz Vespers. The ”May, Be!” Jazz Vespers will be held on Sunday evening, May 5th, at 7:30 PM. Jazz Vespers combines the age-old tradition of evening meditation with the unique musical language of jazz. It includes contemporary prose, poetry, sometimes even a joke or two and some truly outstanding music performed by an amazing group of internationally recognized jazz musicians.

The May Jazz Vespers will be led by Todd Shumpert. Vespers at Pleasantdale will welcome back band leader Dave Rimelis on guitar and violin, Ted Brancato on keyboard, Dave Longworth on drums, and featured musician Frank Fontaine on saxophone. Light refreshments will be offered. The May event will be the last of the series of Vespers events for the 2012-2013 Season at Pleasantdale Church. The Vespers series will resume again on Sunday, October 6th.

Jazz Vespers is held in the main building at Pleasantdale Church, 471 Pleasant Valley Way, West Orange. Admission is free; donations are gratefully accepted. The building is fully accessible.

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