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<p class="headline">BACH SOCIETY News
<p class="byline">By Henry C. Mayer
<p class="normalfirst">The Louisville Bach Society's season opens on October 14 with a Louisville premiere of Handel's stirring score, "Alexander's Feast," with text by John Dryden. Guest soloists William  Hite, tenor and Soprano Kendra Colton will join Antoinette Hardin, mezzo-soprano and  Alexander Redden, Baritone, for the performance at St. Boniface Catholic Church, 531 E. Liberty at 3 p.m.
<p class="normal">On December 9 at Calvary Episcopal, (821 S. 4<SUP>th</SUP>) the Society will  present Bach's "Christmas Oratorio" with Jeffrey Price as the  Evangelist. On December 16-17, the Bach Society will again offer Handel's "Messiah" at  Second Presbyterian Church
<p class="normal">The 2002 schedule opens at 3 p.m. on  February 17 at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with Bach's "St. John's Passion." Randall Black returns as the Evangelist; David Berger will sing the role of Jesus and Steven Spears, Antoinette Harding Mary Wilson Redden and Alexander Redden will round out the cast.
<p class="normal">The season closes with "David the King." Rabbi Chester Diamond will serve as narrator for the 3 p.m. performance on April 14 at the Paul W. Ogle Center at Indiana University Southeast
<p class="normal">For more information, call 585 BACH or write: Louisville Bach Society, 4607 Hanford Lane, Louisville Kentucky  40207