NPM Cincinnati - Photo Gallery
2007 Christmas Adult Choir Festival
January 5th @ St. Columban
Rick Foegler directs the St. Catharine of Siena Singers
The St. Columban Choir, under the direction of Mary Bellman, sings "In the Bleak Midwinter"
Mike Dailey conducts the choir from St. John the Evangelist Parish in West Chester
Director Brian Bisig poses with the choir from St. Michael the Archangel Parish
Lynn Meisberger acknowledges her choir from St. Susanna Parish after they finished singing
January 7th @ St. Bartholomew
Warming up the festival pieces
Festival Conductor Brian Bisig rehearses the choirs
The choirs of Our Lady of the Rosary and St. Bartholomew Parishes sing the festival pieces
Eugene Englert conducts the Assumption Parish Choir from the piano
The choir from Our Lady of the Rosay parish performs an arrangement of "Ave Maria Stella"
Cathedral Organist Blake Callahan performs the postlude after accompanying the festival choir pieces
The choir from St. Therese the Little Flower watches director Mary Jo Chavez for their cue to sing
Director Jim Balbach accompanies and directs the St. Savior Parish Choir singing "O Holy Night"
Jeremy Helmes conducts the St. Bartholomew Choir in singing "Still, Still, Still"
The festival choir sings "Of the Father's Love Begotten" to conclude the concert
2006 Children's Choir Festival -
January 6 - St. Margaret of York
Our Lady of the Rosary
St. Agnes (Diocese of Covington)
St. John (West Chester)
St. Margaret of York
St. Michael
2005 Annual Members' Meeting -
November 14 - Home of Joeline Lecture
A rose between two thorns...
Char Nevius & Ruth Englert enjoy a drink
Classical Guitarist Jose Matiella provides some soothing music for the evening
Pianist Doug Stegeman entertains the crowd with cocktail music
Dave Allen with host Joeline Lecture
Two Jims (Balbach & McCormick) catch up
A plethora of party guests enjoying themselves
Kevin Samblanet, Doug Stevens & Mary Bellman
Betcha' don't have a pipe organ in your dining room...
A unique entrance to this unique home!
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