Next Sunday: Angel's 2026 Fundraising Piano Concert

Sunday, April 19th, 2026 at 3:00pm in the Sanctuary of Trinity United Church, Newmarket. Child prodigy Angel Heung, our music director's daughter will delight us with her extraordinary piano virtuosity. And, this time, she's got a guest from Boston, another young pianist, also a winner of several international piano competitions.

Here's the poster for next week's fundraising concert. It's not easy to read in this format.

Tickets are $25 (kids under 12 free). All proceeds will go to Trinity.

Tickets can be found online at Eventbrite (enter Trinity in the search bar, and you'll find it) but you can also pay at the door.

You will be amazed at the talent, the skills, the stunning virtuosity of these young pianists!

There will be special moments when 8 hands will play on our piano together. (I'm curious to see who the other two people will be. Maybe Kevin and Joanna?)

There will be a reception following the concert, and I'm baking something (apple Streuselkuchen squares, probably). Please come!

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