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Join Hope Lutheran Artist-in-Residence Andrew Barnes Jamieson for an evening of creative, collaborative, and improvisational gospel music! With special guests from the Bozeman and Hope Lutheran community. Andrew Barnes Jamieson (he/him) is a pianist, composer, and arranger. His work, at the intersection of arrangement, composition, and improvisation, aims to deconstruct and challenge white supremacy and injustice in musical and faith systems. Andrew wrote and produced Heaven Down Here, his 2014 avant-gospel chamber opera about Jonestown and Peoples Temple, founded Trouble Ensemble, performed over 1100 of #1000improvisations (1000 daily improvisational keyboard livestreams since the start of the Covid-19 pandemic), and collaborates on duo performances with baritone, activist, and visionaries Darnell Ishmel and Soyinka Rahim. Residing for 12 years in Oakland, CA, he served as music director for community worship at Pacific School of Religion, and as a keyboardist at Refuge United Church of Christ in Oakland. He also served as Music Director for Lorraine Hansberry Theater’s production of HALIE! The Mahalia Jackson Musical, and keyboardist for Crowns last fall with Center Rep in Walnut Creek. He is now continuing studies at the Yale Institute of Sacred Music.
$10 suggested donation at the door.
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Event Venue & Nearby Stays
2152 W Graf St, Bozeman, MT, United States, Montana 59718
