Jazz at the Stifel presents Jenny Wilson Trio
Event Details
Jazz at the Stifel presents Jenny Wilson Trio 8pm Saturday, April 11, 2026.
All tickets are $25. Purchase online or call 304-242-7700.
Jazz at the Stifel is sponsored, in part, by the Wheeling Arts & Cultural Commission.
About Jenny Wilson Trio
Jenny Wilson is a composer, pianist, flutist and vocalist. Originally from Queens, New York, Jenny is a graduate of West Virginia University’s Master of Music in Jazz Pedagogy program and has toured in Switzerland, Austria, and Germany. While an undergraduate studying at the University of Southern Maine she was awarded the Willie Maiden prize for composition and the Rossini Club Scholarship for flute performance. Jenny was a scholarship student at the Winterthur Konservatorium in Switzerland where she studied flute with Marianne Stucki. She also studied piano with ECM recording artist Art Lande.
She and her bassist husband Nathan Wilson are full time working musicians in the Mid-Atlantic region with forays to Florida and Maine. Recent performances include the Women in Jazz Festival in Washington, DC, a monthly residency in Silver Spring with a quintet and performances with her trio at the City of Asylum in Pittsburgh, PA.
Jenny has been awarded several grants for professional development by the state of West Virginia and is also a concert producer and promoter in Morgantown, WV, working with the city and the department of parks and recreation. Jenny is a juried Tamarack visual artist and has been selected as one of the Mid-Atlantic’s best emerging visual artists.
Jenny’s trio is a family affair, with son Evan Lintz on drums and husband bassist Nathan Wilson. The family trio will perform a range of music including jazz standards, original compositions, and holiday favorites.
2025-26 Jazz at the Stifel Season Schedule:
Experience big city jazz shows in Wheeling.
Some of the region’s top jazz artists perform at the Stifel Fine Arts Center on select Saturdays throughout the year. Crowd-pleasing performers, expert showman and award-winning song stylists entertain crowds in the elegant, yet intimate, splendor of one of Wheeling’s grand properties.
The 100-year-old Edemar Mansion (now known as the Stifel Fine Arts Center) is the former home of one of Wheeling’s most prominent families and is also listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
While enjoying a selection of desserts and wines that are available for purchase at all shows, marvel at the stained glass windows, grand central staircase, marble floors and the majestic fireplace in the formal living room. During warm weather, stroll through the gardens. You can also view the art on display in the gallery.
