Tulsa Gentleman

Tulsa Chamber Music presented a recital by the 2008 Irving M. Klein International String Competition winner, violinist Tessa Lark. She was ...

On exhibit is a fine collection of English salon paintings all purchased at great expense by Thomas Holloway between 1880 and 1882. Hollowa...

After church we went to see a new exhibit at the Philbrook Art Museum: the Royal Holloway Collection, London; Paintings from the Reign of V...

I was tired of making sandwiches for lunch so I decided to treat myself to my favorite Korean restaurant. This is Ohsam Bulgogi, marianate...

Mozart Night - Requiem! with the Signature Chorale and the TCC Concert Choir Soloists - - Deborah DeWees, Soprano - April Golliver, Alto - K...

Mozart Night Tonight's program - - Symphony No. 33 - Sinfonia Concertante for Violin and Viola - Intermission - - Choral Requiem

Mozart Night - guest conductor Piotr Sulkowski, Violin soloists Rachel and Joy Fellows. In the orchestra are Esther, Jessica and Daniel. ...

A view from the front (looking South). The estate includes a guesthouse, workshop, and a nice garden area with pool in the back. I woul...

Mandukuk - Rice Cake and Dumpling soup with a sampling of side dishes from the buffet. Delicious !

My friend Micky is the charming server. Her mother and father are the owners and cooks. This excellent restaurant has authentic Korean cui...

Trumpets sound from the rear.

Great ranks of pipes on each side of the choir loft.

The organist today is Trinity's own Casey Cantwell

Our lovely garden.

Deacon Nancy reads the gospel.

Acolytes come in all sizes.

The organ is a Moller Opus 9606 built in 1961. It has pipes from 1.5 foot to 32 feet, four full manuals and 2 1/2 octaves of pedals. The ...

Organist Susan Panciera of Boston Avenue Methodist Church. As the organist sits on the far side of the console she is not visible while she...

Trinity Episcopal Church in downtown Tulsa offers a series of free noontime music recitals every Tuesday from September through May.

One of the windows on the South wall of the nave.