Hello, friends and supporters! We hope you all had a wonderful holiday, filled with warmth and joy. As we batten down the hatches and prepare for a winter storm, we revisit the most recent performance by Musick's Company: "A Handeful of Christmas Delights: Music from Appalachia and the American South". Cozy up with a cup of warm cocoa and a fuzzy blanket as we take you through our program and reminisce.

On December 15th at 7:30 pm, Crestwood Christian Church will host Musick's Company once again for our annual Christmas Concert, where we will be celebrating the music of Appalachia and the South. In particular, our singers have challenged themselves with a new technique: Southern shape-note singing, one of the foundational building blocks of our program.

On December 15th at 7:30 pm, at Crestwood Christian Church, Musick's Company will present a program of "old music from the New World", featuring the music of Kentuckian musicologist John Jacob Niles. Unless you're particularly familiar with Kentucky music history, you might not know of Niles and his work. What did he accomplish, and what does he have to do with early music? Read on, and learn how John Jacob Niles earned the title of "the Dean of American Balladeers".