Meet Pepper: North Carolina

Posted By Jen Tolnay on December 13, 2011

Welcome to our new blog series! We would like to introduce you to all fourteen of our regional stores, representing all areas of the country, Canada, and indeed the world.  First up is the Pepper store located in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.

Pepper’s North Carolina location started out as the print music portion of Duncan Music, and became part of the Pepper family in April of 1991.  We have been in our present location since June of 2008.  The NC team consists of Mason Wood, Tiffany Woods and Ric Williams, led by manager and Pepper Vice-President Jeff Whitsett.  We proudly serve the states of North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

We hold two reading sessions for church choir directors each year;  one on the last Saturday in July and one on the third Saturday in January.  And you can always find us at our usual booths at NCMEA in November, SCMEA in February and TNMEA in April.

 

 

Our store is bright and sunny from our many windows, and is quiet and peaceful like a library.  We have spacious areas for you to sit, relax and enjoy our free in-store WiFi as you browse for music.  If you’re in the Winston-Salem area, we’d love to have you stop by and visit!

 

Visit Pepper’s North Carolina’s website.

Hang out with us on Facebook.

 

Categories: Casual Musician, Choral & Vocal Music, Classroom Music, Instrumental Music, Sacred Music, Studio teacher
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Jen Tolnay

Jen Tolnay has been working for J.W. Pepper since 1991. She has primarily worked in customer service, and is now spending much of her time on Pepper’s social media efforts. Jen has a degree in music theory from Temple University, and spent many years musical directing and accompanying musical theatre productions. She currently accompanies a weekly church service, and also is the accompanist for a local elementary school and middle school. Her favorite musical activity is jamming with her two teenagers.

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