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The Roswell Music Club, Roswell Arts Fund, and Friends of Mimosa Hall and Gardens invite you to celebrate the joy of the season with an intimate holiday concert at the magnificent home of Michael Cavanaugh and Michael Zeno. Soprano Tiffany Uzoije, whose glowing voice and gracious presence bring warmth and clarity to every performance, joins cellist Denielle Wilson, known for her elegant sound and soulful musicianship, and pianist David Troy Francis, celebrated for his extraordinary sensitivity and impeccable technique. Together, these three exceptional artists will share a luminous program of timeless carols, classical treasures, and festive favorites that capture the very heart of the holidays. Let the music of the season fill your heart with joy in this special setting filled with the spirit of comfort and cheer.

All tickets include wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and light snacks; limited seating available

American mezzo-soprano Gabrielle Beteag (pronounced Bee-tag) brings radiant joy and commanding warmth to repertoire spanning Baroque to contemporary works. Praised by San Francisco Classical Voice for her “precise, soaring voice,” she has recently appeared in acclaimed performances with San Francisco Opera, including The Handmaid’s Tale, The (R)evolution of Steve Jobs, and Carmen.

This summer, Beteag returns to Wolf Trap Opera to perform Mahler’s Resurrection Symphony under Marin Alsop and sing Mère Marie in Dialogues des Carmélites, before traveling to Paris as a finalist in the Paris Opera Competition. A 2020 winner of the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, she has also performed with the National Symphony Orchestra, Santa Rosa Symphony, and San Francisco Ballet, and looks ahead to her LA Philharmonic debut next season.

Offstage, Beteag is the creator of Songbook Sundays, a social media series of Golden Era jazz standards—often accompanied by her trusty ukulele and hound dog, Hambone.

All tickets include wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and light snacks; limited seating available

Join accomplished cellist Harrison Cook for an intimate afternoon of masterful cello performance that showcases his remarkable artistry and deep musical understanding. With a Master of Fine Arts in Cello Performance from Carnegie Mellon University, Cook has graced the stages of the Atlanta Symphony, Atlanta Opera, Atlanta Ballet, and Greenville Symphony, bringing technical precision and expressive depth to every performance. Currently serving as Director of Orchestras at Kennesaw Mountain High School, where his ensembles consistently achieve superior ratings at the Georgia Large Group Performance Evaluation, Cook brings over nine years of experience as both performer and educator. His extensive performance background enriches his interpretive approach, allowing audiences to experience beloved works—from Bach’s elegant suites to romantic masterpieces—with fresh insight and emotional resonance. An active advocate for cello pedagogy and passionate champion of classical music education, Cook’s commitment to musical excellence shines through in every note.

All tickets include wine, non-alcoholic beverages, and light snacks; limited seating available