Sarah Hoskins Cello Concert with Organ and Piano

About Sarah: A versatile collaborative musician, Sarah Hoskins is equally at home in the concert hall or in an intimate soirée. She thrives in partnerships with artists in other mediums and has worked extensively with Impact Dance Company and Canyon Concert Ballet as well as championing local composers and promoting diverse audiences as a founding member of NoCo Artists in Colorado. She is a devoted teacher and educator with a passion for training and encouraging musicians of all ages and skill levels both in the studio as well as the classroom setting. Sarah pursued Cello Performance degrees at Wheaton College and DePaul University with Christopher Constanza and has been personally influenced by varied opportunities with Hans Jorgen Jensen, Menachem Pressler, Sir David Willcocks, and Maestro John Nelson. She recently relocated from Colorado to Maine where she has been bringing music to rural K-12 school students, organizing and performing sacred music, playing in the Bangor Symphony, and enjoying exploring the trails in Maine with her family.

About Jeff: Jeff has served in Music Ministry for 29 years, since the age of 15. He is a native of Atlanta, Georgia and hold Bachelor's and Master's degrees in music from Georgia State University, specializing in Organ Performance and Choral Conducting. He has served as the Dean of the Atlanta Chapter of the American Guild of Organists as well as Minister of Music at the First United Methodist Church in Dalton, Georgia and as Collaborative Pianist for the Chattanooga Boys Choir. I currently serve as Director of Music (Choirmaster and Organist) at the historic St. Helena's Anglican Church in Beaufort, SC.

About the church: an historic Anglican church in it was founded in 1712 and is among the oldest church is America. Its building—erected in 1724 but expanded and substantially modified in the 19th century—is among the oldest continuously used church buildings in the United States.

Host or Publisher St. Helena's Anglican Church