LANCASTER, Pa. (Oct. 24, 2025) – Students and local musicians who are part of the Lancaster Bible College Community Wind and Percussion Ensembles will present a fall concert at 3 p.m. Nov. 16 in Good Shepherd Chapel on LBC’s campus, 901 Eden Road in Lancaster.

Under the guidance of Director of Instrumental Studies Doris Hall-Gulati and Adjunct Percussion Professor Brent Behrenshausen, the musicians will present a program featuring a new composition by 2025 LBC Music Performance graduate Samuel Scott Gross. The ensembles will also perform traditional works by composers such as John Philip Sousa and Gustav Holst, programmed alongside works by living composers like David Holsinger and Samuel Hazo.

Tickets for the pay-what-you-will performance are available at lbc.edu/events.

The Percussion Ensemble, led by Behrenshausen, will feature xylophone and vocal soloists, while Hall-Gulati will share the conducting podium with three current LBC Music Education majors.

“With the incredible support from our performing community members ranging in age from 14-85, our LBC Wind and Percussion students are thriving more than ever,” Hall-Gulati said.