Wednesday, April 11, 2007

OFTA Features Baritone Lionel Marcoux at Buchanan Center for the Arts




The Wednesday morning OFTA(Old Friends Talk Arts) presentation at the Buchanan Center for the Arts on April 11th featured a delightful program of "Broadway Melodies" from several Rogers and Hammerstein musicals sung by Quad City Baritone Lionel Marcoux. Some forty "old friends" gathered in the gallery at the arts center located on the square in downtown Monmouth, IL and enjoyed morning treats and coffee along with the strains of such old favorites as "Some Enchanted Evening" and "You'll Never Walk Alone." Marcoux was accompanied by Monmouth pianist Julia Andrews.
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