Mary Walsh, Soprano
Mary Walsh is a resident of Warren where she works part-time as Assistant Music Director at Our Lady of the Mount R.C. Church. During the day, Mary works full-time for Pfizer in Madison, NJ, in their Animal Health division. Mary’s spare time is spent managing her son’s hockey team, and visiting her 3 stepdaughters, and 6 grandsons with her husband, Jim.
Mary received her musical training at Westminster Choir College, earning the degree of Bachelor of Music in Music Education. During her time at Westminster, Mary was appointed by the faculty as Conductor for the 1985 "Messiah Sing," and sang concerts with the Westminster Choir at Carnegie Hall, Avery Fisher Hall, and the Philadelphia Academy of Music under renowned conductors Ricardo Muti, Zubin Mehta, Robert Shaw, and Joseph Flummerfelt. Her most memorable choral experiences were the concert performances of Verdi’s Macbeth and Orff’s Carmina Burana, both under the direction of Maestro Muti.