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Halloween Organ Recital in West Hartford Center October 30

"The Phantom of the First Church Crypt" (aka Music Director James Boratko) rehearses for the Oct. 27th Halloween Recital at First Church, West Hartford. Photo by Amy Melvin

First Church West Hartford presents the second annual Halloween Organ Recital on Sunday, October 30 at 7 p.m.

by Joy Taylor

"The Phantom of the First Church Crypt" (aka Music Director James Boratko) rehearses for the Oct. 30th Halloween Recital at First Church, West Hartford. Photo by Amy Melvin

“The Phantom of the First Church Crypt” (aka Music Director James Boratko) rehearses for the Oct. 30th Halloween Recital at First Church, West Hartford. Photo by Amy Melvin

When accomplished musician, choir director and organist Jim Boratko, I mean, the Phantom of the First Church Crypt, sits at the classic 1950 Austin pipe organ, the haunting music fills the room and can send a chill down your spine!

With the only light in the room from the flickering candelabra, the mood is certainly set for a spooky night. The acoustics are amazing and the musical selections will provide the Halloween sprit, so to speak.

Celebrate Halloween with all of your favorite organ favorites of the season. “The Phantom” will be joined by his merry band of players presenting selections from Little Shop of Horrors. The evening will end with The Sorcerer’s Apprentice.

A suggested donation of $10 will be taken at the door. Free parking is available behind the church (enter the parking lot from Farmington Avenue). Visit whfirstchurch.org for more information.

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