• The Pimps of Joytime
• Onyx Club Boys
• La Grande Roue de Raleigh
• The People’s Procession
• Adam Gicz
• Andy Brown
• Ballroom Dancing
• Bob Wilusz
• Brien Engel
• Caricatures by Bruce Stevenson
• The Cedric Burnside Project
• Chuck Davis & The African American Dance Ensemble
• Christopher Terrell & The New Journey Project
• Comedy Worx
• David DiGiuseppe
• École2France / Nathalie & Chris Miller
• First Night Raleigh Tram
• French Film Festival: “FUNNY FACE”
• French Film Festival: “THE TRIPLETS OF BELLEVILLE”
• Giant Lite Brite
• Gold Leaf Sleigh Rides
• Gypsy Roots
• Josh Dumbleton
• Josh Lozoff’s Deep Magic
• Judith Black
• Lenny Marcus Trio
• Lisa Jolley
• North Carolina Opera
• The Owl Tree
• Resolution Oak Tree
• Rhea
• Silver Drummer Girl
• La Tour Eiffel
• Transactors Improv Company
• Yoga with Claudia

Josh Dumbleton

"Back to Bach"

Edenton Street United Methodist Church, Sanctuary (Site 6) - 7:00 & 9:00

Sponsored by CaptiveAire Systems

Enjoy Josh Dumbleton's organ concert entitled “Back to Bach” featuring some of Bach’s most beloved compositions including:

• “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring”
• “Air on a G String”
• “Sheep May Safely Graze”
• “Come, Sweet Death”
• “Now Thank We All Our God”
• And the famous “Toccata and Fugue in D Minor”

A native of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, Mr. Josh Dumbleton serves as Associate Director of Music/Organist at Edenton Street United Methodist Church in Raleigh, North Carolina, where he serves in conjunction with the Minister of Music, overseeing the church’s extensive music ministry program and has the privilege of presiding over the 97-rank Létourneau Pipe Organ (2007). In addition to service playing responsibilities, Mr. Dumbleton directs one of three children’s choirs, one of three handbell ensembles, and overseeing the churches instrumental ensemble.  In 2011, Mr. Dumbleton was pleased to release a new recording of Marcel Duprè's "The Stations of the Cross." It was recorded on Edenton Street United Mehodist Church's 97-rank Lètourneau Pipe Organ.

Sanctuary Organ:  About the Letourneau Opus #112
Edenton Street’s new sanctuary organ -- installed in 2007 -- was designed and built by Orgues Letourneau Limitee, St. Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada. It replaces the M. P. Moller Opus 9054, a 48-rank instrument that was installed when the sanctuary was rebuilt in 1957. The Moller organ was enlarged to 60 ranks in 1972. The Edenton Street United Methodist Church sanctuary organ greatly enhances the clarity of our church’s spiritual vision. As one of the largest organs Letourneau has built to date, the organ, designated Opus # 112 by its builder, ranks as the largest pipe organ in eastern North Carolina and one the largest in the southeastern United States. Exceptional in size, design and physical beauty, the 98-rank Letourneau organ has 5,447 pipes, 101 independent stops and five divisions.