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TBF 2026 FESTIVAL CONCERTS
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GLORY AND DEVOTION: THE ORGAN MUSIC OF BACH AND WALTHER
Jonghee Yoon, organ
Thursday, July 23, 7:30 pm
Kilworth Memorial Chapel,, Tacoma, WA
Recognized as one of her generation's rising international artists, organist Jonghee Yoon takes us on a journey through the organ music of Johann Sebastian Bach and his contemporary, Johann Gottfried Walther. Performed on the Fritts organ at Kilworth Memorial Chapel on the campus of the University of Puget Sound, it promises to be a glorious night of Baroque splendor!
ELECTRIC SENSIBILITIES: MUSIC OF THE LATE 18TH CENTURY
Joshua Romatowski, baroque flute
Lark Powers, harpsichord
Friday, July 24, 7:30 pm
Kilworth Memorial Chapel, Tacoma, WA
A thrilling combination of baroque flute and harpsichord music from the mid to late 18th century. This concert contrasts Italian inspired baroque music from the famous French flutist virtuoso Michel Blavet and an exquisite sonata by the Italian composer/vocalist Anna Bon di Venezia with later baroque repertoire by JS Bach’s son, CPE Bach, in the Empfindsamkeit Style, or “Sensitive Style”. Join baroque flautist and Tacoma’s own Joshua Romatowski and harpsichordist Lark Powers for a wild and adventurous plunge into the Baroque.
RECONCILIATION: MUSIC OF HOPE AND REDEMPTION
Steven Zopfi, conductor
TBF Chorus and Orchestra
Saturday, July 25, 7:30 pm
Kilworth Memorial Chapel, Tacoma, WA
Join the TBF Chorus and Orchestra for the 2026 TBF Festival finale as we bring you music of reconciliation, hope, and redemption. Bach's splendid Epiphany cantata, Was mein Gott will, das g'scheh allzeit about the healing of the leper is paired with Schütz's Saul, Saul, was vergfolgst du mich and Jeffery Van's cantata for guitar and chorus A Procession Winding based on the civil war poetry of Walt Whitman. The concert concludes with Joel Thompson's vision of a new America, America Will Be!