Ohio Light Opera 2019 Summer Guest Musicians

Trinity welcomes the Ohio Light Opera Guest Musicians




Each Sunday during the summer months, Trinity welcomes guest musicians from the Ohio Light Opera.  We feature both vocal and instrumental musicians.  

Trinity Ohio Light Opera 2019 Summer Schedule

Worship at 9:30 am


June 16, 2019  Charlotte Kies, clarinet; Spencer Wilson, bassoon;  and Kelly Tracz, oboe

          

June 23, 2019 Beth Uhimchuk and Alistair Watson, both violinists


June 30, 2019 Kelly Curtin and Lauren Nosh Silberstein, both soprano singers


July 7, 2019 Peter Gooch, trombone (from Wooster)


July 14, 2019 (10:30 am at Christmas Run Park)  Bayou Rhythms 


July 21, 2019 Emily Grissing, cello and Jeffrey Anderson, clarinet


July 28, 2019  Charlotte Kies, clarinet, plus violinist and string bass 


Aug 4, 2019 Laura Chalmers, clarinet and Emory Rosenow, violin


Aug 11, 2019 Geoffrey Zimmerly, pianist (local musician from Smithville)


"Trinity is an Open & Affirming, Global Mission church where everyone is welcome!"

Trinity United Church of Christ
150 E. North St.
Wooster, Ohio  44691
330-264-9250



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