LUNCH WITH BOOKS: Reimagining Christmas Music with the Mazure Brothers

December 20, 2022
12:00pm - 1:00pm

Vance and Luke Mazure will be performing duo renditions of classic Christmas songs and jazz standards. Their affinity for reimagining Christmas music can be traced back to their time at Wheeling Park High School performing in the Festival of Sound. Listen for the tunes we all know and love as well as creative and exploratory improvisation between the two brothers!

In addition to being in-person in the Library auditorium, this program will be available to watch live on Facebook Live, on YouTube, and on the OCPL website's LWB Livestream page.  Log into your Facebook or YouTube account during the program to leave questions for our presenters in the comments box. They will answer them during the live broadcast. 

PRESENTER BIO: 

Vance Mazure is a composer, arranger, and guitarist studying Commercial Music at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. Outside of his coursework, he spends his time gigging with and writing/arranging/recording for various Nashville artists. Vance will stay in Nashville after completing his degree and continue working in the music industry.

Luke Mazure is a multi-instrumentalist studying Music Education at WVU. In addition to studying at WVU, he does clinics for schools in the Ohio Valley and takes gigs at many local venues. Luke plans to come back and work in the area after graduating.

FEATURED BOOK: Coming soon

Lunch With Books Livestream starts at noon on Facebook and YouTube.

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"Lunch With Books" is the library’s flagship program for adult patrons. These lunchtime programs feature authors, poets, musicians, historians, and more every Tuesday at noon. Bring lunch (to the Library Auditorium or your computer), feed your brain!