Salter has

invested over 36 years in teaching. She received her bachelor's in music

from Cornell College and, upon receiving the Fulbright Scholarship, went

to study at the Wiener Hochschule fur Musik in Vienna, Austria, where

she received her doctorate. She worked with orchestras, operas, performed

church music and had solo performances.

Salter left

Vienna for Heidelburg, Germany and formed her own concert series. She

recorded with the South German Radio, performing on restored organs from

the 18th and 19th century. She also worked with the Heidelburg City Orchestra

and Opera. After returning to the states, Salter received her master of

divinity and doctorate of ministry at Emory University. She currently

resides in Fayetteville.

The free concert

will feature classical, contemporary and chamber music. For information

or to audition for a chair in the orchestra, phone Salter at 770-360-6817

or Bernadette Dziesisnki at 770-716-2708 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

There will

be more classical music performances this week. Cirrus will perform at

the Fayette County Library Thursday at 7 p.m.

Cirrus, consisting

of Emily Webb on flute, John Black on oboe, Cynthia Van Wert on vocals

and Pamela Martin on piano, will perform chamber music selections from

Foote, Still, Quilter, Charles and Lehan. Admission to their concert is

free.

Cirrus will

also perform at the Peachtree City United Methodist Church Friday, June

1 at 7 p.m.

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