First Baptist Church Concerts

The candlelight concert from Bach to the Beatles was a mesmerizing experience that seamlessly blended classical and contemporary music. The atmosphere was enchanting, with the soft "flicker" of candlelight adding to the intimacy of the setting. Each piece, whether it was a Bach fugue or a Beatles ballad, was performed with precision and passion, captivating the audience from start to finish. The transition between genres felt effortless, showcasing the timeless appeal of both classical and pop music. Overall, it was a truly wonderful evening filled with beautiful melodies and a magical ambiance.

Great evening. Musicians were so talented. Love that they are siblings. Knew all the ABBA songs so even better. Venue was intimate and beautiful. My first event…would go again for sure.

Beautiful!! Definitely a must see. We loved the Bach to Beatles performance so much we went back for a second time. The staff are pro’s, the musicians played spectacularly and made the experience really fun and engaging as well. Five stars isn't enough!

This review is for Candlelight Concerts performance at the church, not the church itself! The music was good but Candlelight Concerts just gives so many clear indications that it doesn't care at all about the event. The event felt like they could get a quick money grab by selling a romantic experience. The place was half empty but they still had tiered seating, the performers were obviously new and unprofessional, the candles were invisible from everywhere except the first row, and there was a recorded (!!) introduction that spent longer talking about how ~amazing~ Fever is instead of saying anything about the musicians or the music. It felt cheap. I had tickets for a second event but will be getting them refunded.

A structurally beautiful old church served as a perfect venue for this concert. The oh so many candles beautifully arranged, and a spirited sibling foursome playing violins and cello - Bach and Beatles. We were close up but sound system and acoustic space brought out the complexity of both composers and I expect it was good through to the back rows. It was a lovely musical immersion. Such a good idea to use the churches this way!