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Two Local PA Treasures Combine Music and Art!
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Cheryl Hart
Community Music School invites the local community to experience a special night of music, performed by the local Trappe, Pa Mayor, Matthew Wismer and an Art Gallery reception presenting the work of Cheryl Hart that celebrates local treasures featuring scenes from Southeastern Pennsylvania.

COLLEGEVILLE, Pa. - PennZone -- Join us for a very special night of music as Trappe's own Mayor, Matthew G. Wismer entertains and delights audiences with piano repertoire that includes classical favorites and personal arrangements of contemporary pop songs that you love. Matthew is the owner and operator of 200 acre Northern Star Farm of Trappe, and two term Mayor of Trappe Borough. Matthew studied under the late concert pianist, Paul Manzini. Matthew credits Paul Manzini for having had the most significant impact on his early musical life. In addition, he cites a keen interest in the life of concert pianist, Paderewski and the popular pianist, Liberace, two performers who have influenced his style of playing.

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Please join us for a complimentary wine and cheese reception as we celebrate the opening of gallery artist Cheryl Hart before the concert at 6:30PM! Cheryl has painted a show titled "Local Treasures" that includes scenes from Southeastern Pennsylvania.

Tickets: https://www.cmsmusic.org/event/music-with-the-mayor/

Contact
Matthew Wright-Conti
wright-conti@cmsmusic.org


Source: Community Music School of Collegeville

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