Early Music America

DavidsonLearns hosts a fun afternoon conversation with the musicians of the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra. “Why go for Baroque? Musicians of the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra tell you their stories, talk about their passion for this brilliant music, and demonstrate the special and intimate sound-colors produced by their period instruments”. NCBO will offer fun door prizes!

The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra is excited to celebrate its 15th Anniversary with you! Artistic director Frances Blaker will lead the orchestra of specialist musicians performing on Baroque period instruments including strings, theorbo, bassoon, flutes and oboes in a program spanning music from the early Baroque through the early Classical eras. The flutes and bassoon

North Carolina Baroque Orchestra  Presents “King Arthur”, a charming semi-opera by Henry Purcell  Vocal Soloists: Kathryn Knauer, soprano – LaDejia Douglas, mezzo Charles Humphries, countertenor – James Allen, tenor Adrian Smith, bass with Royal Voices of Charlotte choir- Queens University, directed by Justin Smith This charming semi-opera in English tells the story of the defeat

Acclaimed women’s vocal ensemble In Mulieribus presents A Carnival of Miracles, a powerful and enlightened musical journey exploring the topsy-turvy nature of existence, divine intervention, and the complex spectra of human freedom. The concert centers on Richard Einhorn’s titular work featuring the In Mulieribus ensemble accompanied by guest cellists Valdine Mishkin and Eric Alterman. Weaving