Bach’s solo works for violin is presented in centuries-old rural churches, celebrating these historic buildings and their communities through live performance, photography, and recording. Myron Jeffers freighted supplies from Utah to Virginia City before driving a herd of cattle from Texas to sell there. The Jeffers family then established a cattle ranch near Ennis in 1872, which sprouted the community of Jeffers. The church was built in 1902 and features original stained glass from Europe (see trinityepiscopalmt.org).
This event is part of Bach Roads of Montana, a month-long celebration of Bach through community, history, and place in partnership with Downtown Bozeman, Gallatin Valley Land Trust, Gallatin Valley Bicycle Club, Old Main Gallery & Framing, musicians of all abilities, and historic churches across the region.
