Romantic ballads and familiar standards will fill the Lake Michigan College Hanson Theatre at 7 p.m. Thursday, Oct. 17, when the LMC Visual & Performing Arts department presents Wine & Roses Choir Concert. This free event will feature two student choral ensembles, LMC Vocal Chamber and the newly formed Vox LMC, under the direction of Rebecca Derbas-Selvidge.

Lake Michigan Vintners, the College’s teaching winery, will also be on hand to provide free tastings of choice wines from their collection to those 21 and older.

Among the planned selections to be performed by Vox LMC are “Alfie,” a Burt Bacharach tune arranged by Darmon Meader; “From the Start,” by Laufey and arranged by Jed Scott; “Days of Wine and Roses,” a piece by Henry Mancini and arranged by Steve Zegree; “Fly Me to the Moon,” the Frank Sinatra classic arranged by Rosana Eckert; and Van Morrison's “Moondance,” arranged by Eric Van Cleave.

The LMC Vocal Chamber set list includes “Wisdom of the Moon” by Susan LaBarr, “Tábortűznél” by Hungarian composer Lajos Bárdos, and the iconic Harry Connick Jr. jazz piece “It Had to Be You” arranged by Steve Zegree.

Tickets are not required for this free general admission event.

Admission: Free general admission; ticket not required