On Sunday, Oct. 15, at 2 p.m., Leo Campbell, Cheryl Sharrock and Chip Woodbury will perform an eclectic blend of music at the Unitarian Church of Peterborough, 25 Main St.
These three artists – a tenor, a pianist and a guitarist – will each perform music from their varied backgrounds. Campbell, a tenor, has been studying voice since the early 1980s and is currently a student of Dorothy Yanish of Peterborough. He has performed in numerous styles, including, Irish music, Broadway musicals, operatic arias and 1950s and 1960s tunes. He will be performing pieces ranging from Tosti to Elvis.
Sharrock, a pianist, teaches at Keene State College music department. She is a music director, composer and a frequent accompanist in local performances. She will be playing a selection of Scriabin piano pieces.
Woodbury, a guitarist, singer and songwriter, will be playing and singing selections ranging between folk, pop, and country music. He has played locally for the past 20 years and plays regularly at the Sullivan Church’s Sunday service.
The performance will be held in the hall of the church. There is no admission cost, but donations are welcome.