Second Sunday Concert Series

Don't miss our February concert at Trinity! Paul Paddock, pianist and Anna Goodman, bassoonist, both members of the Trinity Chancel Choir, will present a concert at Trinity on February 12 at 5:30 PM. Music will include works by Bach, Beethoven, Debussy, Joplin and jazz arrangements of hymns.

Paul Paddock is from Williamsburg, VA and currently attends UNCA where he is working on a Bachelor’s degree in multimedia arts and sciences, with a minor in mathematics. He aspires to work at an animating or a 3-D modeling facility such as Pixar, and will seek an internship with Disney this summer. Paul began playing piano at age 8 and began singing in choirs at age 11. He has played for public events such as silent auctions, sports events, and community functions. He has accompanied numerous jazz ensembles and currently sings and plays for Studio 18 Vocal Jazz Ensemble at UNCA. Paul has blessed Trinity many times with his soulful jazz arrangements of hymns. Paul is the grandson of David and Blue Paddock, also members of Trinity.

Anna Goodman is a sophomore at UNCA, majoring in Atmospheric Sciences, and she hopes to become a meteorologist graduate. Alongside her deep interest in weather, music has always been a major part of her life from a young age. She began playing bassoon seven years ago and has played in several different concert bands from middle school to college, and has just recently started venturing into playing more jazz, and performing more solos with bassoon. She currently plays bassoon in the symphonic band at UNCA. She has also played percussion for many years, as well as the flute for a short period. Anna performed in the rhythm section in jazz bands in high school as the bass keyboardist. Singing has been a recent addition to her musical skills. She sang in the University Singers Chorus at UNCA last year, and is currently a member of the Studio 18 Jazz Vocal Ensemble at UNCA, as well as being a member of the choir at Trinity.

 

December 11, 2011
Pan Harmonia
"Baroque Bliss"

5:30 pm
45-minutes of Baroque Bliss!
Pan Harmonia Benefit Concert

Step out from the holiday hectic to enjoy colors of flute, bassoon and harpsichord in a serene and sacred space in downtown Asheville. Join Kate Steinbeck, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord, and Rosalind Buda, bassoon, for beautiful music by Bach, Boismortier, Telemann and more.

Admission is free. Donations encouraged, but no one will be turned away for lack of funds. All proceeds to benefit Pan Harmonia’s outreach for kids.

 

November 13, 2011
Collette Boudreaux, Soprano
Scott Joiner, Tenor

Colette Boudreaux, soprano, and Scott Joiner, tenor, will be performing a benefit recital on Sunday, November 13th at 5:30 pm at Trinity Episcopal Church as part of the new Second Sunday Concert Series.

The husband and wife team will be performing classical works by Rossini, Wolf, Barber, Bernstein, Donizetti, and Fauré. There will be a mix of art songs and duets, accompanied by pianist and coach Dewitt Tipton.

While there is no charge for the concert, all donations collected will go to Trinity Place, a runaway and homeless shelter for children. Please make your plans to join us for a great afternoon!

Collette & Scott
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