"The French Connection," with the SC Bach Choir and soloists. The all-Bach program includes the Orchestral Suite in B minor with solo flutist Rodrigo Tarraza, the cantata "Nun Komm, der heiden Heiland," and the French Suite No. 3 performed by harpsichordist Francis Yun. $20 suggested donation at the door.

"The French Connection," with the SC Bach Choir and soloists. The all-Bach program includes the Orchestral Suite in B minor with solo flutist Rodrigo Tarraza, the cantata "Nun Komm, der heiden Heiland," and the French Suite No. 3 performed by harpsichordist Francis Yun. $20 suggested donation at the door.

"The French Connection," with the SC Bach Choir and soloists. The all-Bach program includes the Orchestral Suite in B minor with solo flutist Rodrigo Tarraza, the cantata "Nun Komm, der heiden Heiland," and the French Suite No. 3 performed by harpsichordist Francis Yun. $20 suggested donation at the door.

"And the angel said unto them:" music old and new celebrating the divine proclamation of the heavenly host. JS Bach, Magnificat Giacamo Perti, Magnificat (modern premiere performance) Rihards Dubra, Stetit Angelus Royal Voices of Charlotte, Justin Smith, director

Episcopal Vespers featuring Bach's cantata "Nur jedem das Seine," BWV 163, with the choirs of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Columbia, SC.

NCBO Chamber Players presents music of the Baroque for oboe, violin, and cello.

NCBO Chamber Players presents music of the Baroque for oboe, violin, and cello. Lighting of the church's Christmas tree follows the concert. Free and open to the public; goodwill offerings gladly accepted.

The NCBO Chamber Players presents a concert of music by three Johanns: Johann Heinrich Schmelzer, Johann Rosenmüller, and Johann Sebastian Bach. For more infomation please call (803) 684-4021.

Music Helping Communities A fundraising concert to support the hurricane relief effort in Western North Carolina Music at St. Alban’s concert series will present a fundraising concert by the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players, featuring music of Bach, Telemann and Rosenmüller. Please join us for this afternoon of music Saturday, October 26th at 4:00pm at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church 301 Caldwell Lane in Davidson. For more information visit M@SA.
The concert is free but your donations to CFWNC.org or the Episcopal Relief Foundation are gratefully accepted. Donations accepted via checks made payable to CFWNC or the Episcopal Relief Foundation, or by credit cards through the foundation websites. The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players: David Wilson & Janelle Davis - violins Barbara Krumdieck - cello Billy Simms - theorbo and baroque guitar

Episcopal Vespers featuring Bach's cantata "Sei Lob und Ehr dem höchsten Gut," BWV 117, with the choirs of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Columbia, SC. Free and open to the public.

NCBO Chamber Players presents quartets for oboe and strings by František Kramář, Johann Gottlieb Janitsch, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra directed by Frances Blaker presents “The Glorious Orchestral Music of JS Bach and his Contemporaries: celebratory works by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Rameau and Veracini.”

NCBO Members perform chamber music for the residents, their friends and family. 11:00-11:40 am.

The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra directed by Frances Blaker Presents “The Glorious Orchestral Music of JS Bach and his Contemporaries: celebratory works by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Rameau and Veracini.”

The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra directed by Frances Blaker Presents “The Glorious Orchestral Music of JS Bach and his Contemporaries: celebratory works by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Rameau and Veracini.” Free and open to the public - donations to support the orchestra are gratefully accepted.

The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra directed by Frances Blaker presents “The Glorious Orchestral Music of JS Bach and his Contemporaries: celebratory works by Bach, Vivaldi, Telemann, Rameau and Veracini.” Free and Open to the Public - donations to support the orchestra are gratefully accepted.

"Meet the Instruments of the Baroque Orchestra." An afternoon of music and talk by members of the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra. NCBO members will perform solos and chamber works featuring the various instruments, providing a close-up and intimate view of the sounds and musicians who make up a baroque orchestra. 4:00-5:00 pm. Free and open to the public.

Open rehearsal of NCBO with Music Director Frances Blaker conducting. 3:30-4:15 pm. Free and open to the public.