Timothy Noble and his wife, Hosanna, will perform in concert on the Boothbay Common on Sunday, Aug. 15 at 6 p.m. In case of rain, the concert will be held at the American Legion Hall, 25 Industrial Drive, Boothbay.

“The Singing Pianist and Violinist Duo” providentially met in 2016 at the National Quartet Convention, a gospel music event held annually in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, and were then married in June of 2019.

Timothy began to exhibit his God-given musical talent at the age of 3 by playing on the piano the hymns he heard in church. He was enrolled at that age in a program called “Music For Young Children” which he participated in until he began private piano lessons at the age of 6. From that young age, it has been Timothy’s desire to honor God with his music which is expressed by his love for sacred music and the great hymns of the church. He not only has a tremendous God-given talent on the piano, but also has been gifted with a marvelous singing ability. Timothy has his own studio, Noble Sound Recording, where he produces and records all of his own CDs as well as producing tracks and CDs for other musicians. He has traveled and done concerts with his family since the age of 10.

Hosanna's love for music became apparent when her mother began giving her music lessons at the age of 5. She was soon drawn to the violin and has been playing it ever since. She also attended the Stamps-Baxter School of Music where she studied voice under Allison Speer. Prior to meeting Timothy, she traveled for five years doing concerts with her family.

God has obviously brought this couple together and they are now traveling full-time, along with other family members, doing concerts for churches, organizations, and other special events. It is their desire that you not only enjoy the music, but that you also truly get the message of their songs. Their programs are meant to proclaim the gospel, encourage and uplift Christians, and ultimately bring honor and glory to our great God.