Free noontime chamber music concert: Faure’s Piano Trio and Piano Quartet No. 2
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Bring a picnic and blanket to enjoy this popular outdoor summer music series!
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Join in a walk and talk about Rose B. Simpson's new outdoor sculpture installation.
Samuel Becket's play is considered one of the greatest dramas of the 20th century.
Samuel Becket's play is considered one of the greatest dramas of the 20th century.
The Summer Noontime concert series concludes with a recital by Andrew King, piano; Emily Kalish, violin; James Bergin, viola; and Perri Morris, piano. The one-hour program features Gabriel Faure’s Piano Trio and Piano Quartet No. 2.
Intimate setting, superb acoustics. Admission is free (donations welcome). Children are invited.
This is the final concert of this summer’s series.
