The Red Mill Museum

The Red Mill Museum Village * 56 Main Street, Clinton, NJ 08809

Phone: (908) 735-4101 * Fax: (908) 735-0914 * email admin@theredmill.org

The Red Mill Museum Christmas Concert

Saturday, December 3, 2011

United Methodist Church of Clinton

2:00 pm

$15 per ticket

Light Refreshments to Follow

Anthony Morgan is founder and Director of Inspirational Choir of Harlem and is a multi-talented artist. Morgan is known internationally for his high-powered vocals and as a solo artist and lead singer of some of New York's premier recording groups. Anthony is best known in the Clinton area for performing with the Matt Angus Thing at Clinton's annual Black Potatoe Music Festival.

Anthony has easily performed for over one million people throughout his career. In the heart of New York City's entertainment district, Anthony Morgan is the former lead singer and Master of Ceremonies for the world famous, Harlem Gospel Choir at B. B. King's Blues Club & Grill, lead and background vocalist with The Gents of New York, and The Martin Luther King Jr, Fellowship Choir, under the leadership of George E. Canton Jr.

Anthony's gifted voice has taken him to perform in the far reaches of the world to such places as The Netherlands, Oslo, Norway, Kristiansund, Germany, Prague, Canada, Guernsey, London, Italy, Ireland, Scotland, Bosnia (for a 2003 USO tour for U.S. Army troops), the Caribbean Islands and Puerto Rico, Warsaw, Poland, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia, and many more venues.

The event will also include performances by Walt Bibinger, a Glen Gardner resident. Bibinger is a jazz guitarist who is self-taught and who grew up with the full symphony of music within his home where his uncle played guitar, his dad played accordion and his grandmother played classical piano. His music is like meditation that frees him of troubling thoughts. He finds a deep place to be where the music is happening. "Every time I play I feel like I gave the performance of my life. It never fails. It's very spiritual."

Seats are limited, so please purchase your tickets early!

Call (908) 735-4101

All proceeds to benefit the Red Mill Museum Village