So, you like the singers on the show "The Voice," right? Well, get ready for the arrival of two young men with voices that can make any talent judge's jaw drop.

On Sunday, May 13 at 3 p.m. in Middleburg, tenor Julian Baldwin and bass Peter Barber will give a tour of solos and duets that spans over 250 years. You'll hear pieces from Handel's Messiah and selections from Mozart's The Magic Flute and The Marriage of Figaro. Newer offerings draw from A Little Night Music, Into the Woods and The Last Five Years. Lots of variety and fun, and you'll not want to miss the world's beloved duet from Bizet's "The Pearl Fishers."

This concert is part of the At the Parish House performance series of Middleburg's Emmanuel Episcopal Church, where a wide variety of artists are showcased throughout the year.

This time Emmanuel welcomes Julian Baldwin, a 23-year-old tenor who has performed in musical theatre productions locally and on tour for many years. He has had several lead roles with The Same Sky Project, including a special engagement at the Kennedy Center. Also, he has starred in the title role of Willy Wonka and as the Wolf in Into The Woods.

Joining Julian is 24-year-old bass Peter Barber, formerly a vocal performance major at the University of Miami. This led to many operatic roles, and with a transfer to James Madison University, he focused on the music industry, production, and composition. He has produced a wide range of music tracks, vocal arrangements, and original choral works. While at JMU, Peter has had operatic leads in The Barber of Seville, The Mikado, and Cosi fan tutte.

The concert will be held in the Parish House at Emmanuel Episcopal Church, located at 105 East Washington Street in the heart of historic Middleburg. All are invited and light refreshments will be offered. Donations to support the series are always welcomed, and there will be time to talk with the artists. Seats may be reserved by calling (540) 687-6297.

For further information, contact Parishsecretary@emmanuelmiddleburg.org.