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North Carolina Baroque Orchestra “Why Go For Baroque?”

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!

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North Carolina Baroque Orchestra 15th Anniversary Concerts!

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

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Museum Concerts of Rhode Island Celebrates 60th Anniversary

For sixty years, Museum Concerts of Rhode Island, all-volunteer organization, has connected hundreds of local and regional early music virtuosos with thousands of appreciative audience members – all at affordable ticket prices.  In 1966, Museum Concerts’ founders, Mary Sadovnikoff and Alison Fowle, channeled their passion for early music into historically informed concerts at the Rhode

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Musicians of the Old Post Road Presents “Playing it Forward”

  Saturday, October 24, 2025, 4:00 pm First Parish Church, Sudbury, MA  Sunday, October 25, 2025, 4:00 pm Old South Church, Boston, MA and live-streamed at www.oldpostroad.org In-person Audience Tickets $10-$55, kids come free with an adult Virtual Audience Tickets: $35 individual, $70 family, $10 students Two-time winner of the Noah Greenberg Award from the

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