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Soprano Sylvia McNair featured in Christmas choral concert at Buckhead church

20th annual Nicholas Bowden and Friends Christmas Concert at Peachtree Presbyterian Church
Dec 18, 2013

The 20th annual Nicholas Bowden and Friends Christmas Concert is 6 p.m. Sunday at Peachtree Presbyterian Church, 3434 Roswell Road NW.

Bowden, the church’s principal organist, will amass some of Atlanta’s most prolific soloists, 40+ professional musicians – many of whom are members of the Atlanta Symphony Orchestra - and over 130 choral singers.

Featured this year is two-time Grammy award winning Soprano Sylvia McNair. Free, but an offering will be collected.

Information: 404-842-5800 or www.peachtreepres.org.

-- Arlinda Smith Broady, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

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