All-Mozart concert w/special guests, free admission

Virtuoso soloists Amanda Mole, organ and Alexander Shuhan, horn join the Trinity Choir, soloists and orchestra for an afternoon of sprightly works by the "Wonderboy of Music" as the child Mozart was known. There is no admission fee; a free-will offering will be received to benefit Trinity's music program.
Organist Amanda Mole returns to Trinity to open the concert with the Fantasia in F minor, K 608 for organ. Mozart composed it to be played by a musical Clock! The piece is so complex that often times it is played by two organists. It is a true tour de force of the repertoire, and astonishing when a solo organist performs it.
Horn soloist Alexander Shuhan, first chair with the Binghamton Philharmonic, will play Mozart's Horn Concerto No. 4, K 495. One of Mozart’s more familiar concerti, delightful and lyric.
The Trinity Choir closes the afternoon with the Mass No. 16 in C major “Coronation” - one of Mozart’s most frequently performed sacred works, beloved for its energetic and grand ceremonial character. Features soloists Christina Taylor, soprano; Katrina Kuka, alto; Chuck Burch, tenor; and Andrew Clark, bass... accompanied by local players we've assembled into The Mozart Festival Orchestra, including organist Jean Henssler.