NCBO welcomes soprano Kathryn Knauer for a program of music by Handel and Vivaldi, including "Autumn" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" and the gorgeous cantata "Sileti Venti" by Handel.

NCBO welcomes soprano Kathryn Knauer for a program of music by Handel and Vivaldi, including "Autumn" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons" and the gorgeous cantata "Sileti Venti" by Handel.

Favorite baroque chamber music by Bach, Handel, Vivaldi, and others! Free

NCBO joins the choirs and soloists of Trinity Cathedral for an Episcopal Vespers service featuring a cantata by JS Bach.

The NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, and Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) present a program of favorite baroque chamber music works by Biber, Corelli, Bach, and others.

The NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, and Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) present a program of favorite baroque chamber music works by Biber, Corelli, Bach, and others.

The NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, and Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) present a program of favorite baroque chamber music works by Biber, Corelli, Bach, and others.

Join the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra in this musical celebration of the changing of the seasons. You’ll be inspired by Vivaldi’s “Autumn” from The Four Seasons, Bach’s incredible Brandenburg Concerto #4 and vibrant Concerti for 2 oboes & 2 recorders by Telemann & Vivaldi. Questions? Write to Barbara at ncbaroqueorchestra@gmail.com. Free concert: Your donations to the orchestra are appreciated

Join the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra in this musical celebration of the changing of the seasons. You’ll be inspired by Vivaldi’s “Autumn” from The Four Seasons, Bach’s incredible Brandenburg Concerto #4 and vibrant Concerti for 2 oboes & 2 recorders by Telemann & Vivaldi. Questions? Write to Barbara at ncbaroqueorchestra@gmail.com. Fundraiser for Friends of Music in memory of Bill Rahn. $25 suggested donation.

Join the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra in this musical celebration of the changing of the seasons. You’ll be inspired by Vivaldi’s “Autumn” from The Four Seasons, Bach’s incredible Brandenburg Concerto #4 and vibrant Concerti for 2 oboes & 2 recorders by Telemann & Vivaldi. Questions? Write to Barbara at ncbaroqueorchestra@gmail.com. Free concert: Your donations to the orchestra are appreciated

NCBO Chamber Players is making our debut on WDAV's Small Batch Concert Series at Free Range Brewing in Charlotte. We'll be playing concertos and sonatas by Vivaldi, Bach, and Telemann, including "Summer" and "Autumn" from Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons." Each $20 ticket comes with a limited-edition pint glass filled with the delicious Free Range beverage of your choice. "Pay What You Can" and no-cost ticket options are also available! https://wdav.org/events/small-batch-concert-series/

NCBO Chamber Players joins trumpeters Cody Beard, Robbie Collins, and Noa Miller for music of Telemann, Torelli, Purcell, Biber, and others. This concert is free and open to the public.

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's most famous work, "Stabat Mater," performed by the NCBO Chamber Players with special guests Sarah Lynch,soprano, and Charles Humphries, countertenor.

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's most famous work, "Stabat Mater," performed by the NCBO Chamber Players with special guests Sarah Lynch,soprano,and Charles Humphries, countertenor.

Giovanni Battista Pergolesi's most famous work, "Stabat Mater," performed by the NCBO Chamber Players with special guests Sarah Lynch, soprano, and Charles Humphries, countertenor.

Join the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra for an inspiring concert of magnificent music by J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Heinichen, and Boismortier. Artistic director Frances Blaker directs the orchestra which includes baroque strings, baroque oboe, baroque flute and harpsichord. The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra is a nonprofit organization composed of professional musicians specializing in historically informed performance of 17th and 18th century music on period instruments. https://www.ncbaroqueorchestra.org/ Questions? Contact Barbara at ncbaroqueorchestra@gmail.com Free & open to the public. Donations are greatly appreciated and are used to support the orchestra’s special projects.

Join the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra for an inspiring concert of magnificent music by J.S. Bach, Vivaldi, Heinichen, and Boismortier. Artistic director Frances Blaker directs the orchestra which includes baroque strings, baroque oboe, baroque flute and harpsichord. The North Carolina Baroque Orchestra is a nonprofit organization composed of professional musicians specializing in historically informed performance of 17th and 18th century music on period instruments. https://www.ncbaroqueorchestra.org/ Questions? Contact Barbara at ncbaroqueorchestra@gmail.com Free and open to the public. Donations are greatly appreciated and are used to support the orchestra's special projects.

NCBO Chamber Players presents "Welcoming Summer." The program includes two concerti from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," Spring and Summer, plus the Concerto for Violin in a minor by J.S. Bach. David Wilson, Jeanne Johnson, and Janelle Davis, violin, Asa Zimmerman, viola, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, William Simms, theorbo, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord. Admission free, donations gratefully accepted.

NCBO Chamber Players presents "Welcoming Summer." The program includes two concerti from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," Spring and Summer, plus the Concerto for Violin in a minor by J.S. Bach. David Wilson, Jeanne Johnson, and Janelle Davis, violin, Asa Zimmerman, viola, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, William Simms, theorbo, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord. Admission free, donations gratefully accepted.

NCBO Chamber Players presents "Welcoming Summer." The program includes two concerti from Vivaldi's "Four Seasons," Spring and Summer, plus the Concerto for Violin in a minor by J.S. Bach. David Wilson, Jeanne Johnson, and Janelle Davis, violin; Asa Zimmerman, viola; Barbara Krumdieck, cello; William Simms, theorbo; Barbara Weiss, harpsichord. For tickets please call 704 585-8785.

As part of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, NCBO Chamber Players performs "The Best of the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players," a program of highlights from our previous four concerts at Piccolo Spoleto. David Wilson and Annie Loud, violins Barbara Krumdieck, cello Nicholas Quardokus, harpsichord Kathryn Knauer, guest soprano

As part of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, NCBO Chamber Players performs "Flowers of the French Baroque." A lovely bouquet of works for solo harpsichord, trio sonatas, and instrumental suites by Leclair, L. Couperin, Forqueray, and Rebel. David Wilson and Annie Loud, violins Barbara Krumdieck, cello Nicholas Quardokus, harpsichord

As part of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, NCBO Chamber Players performs "Travels through Europe: Ciaconnas, Passacaglias & more." Delightful ground-bass works from baroque Italy, France, and Germany. David Wilson and Annie Loud, violins Barbara Krumdieck, cello Nicholas Quardokus, harpsichord

As part of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, NCBO Chamber Players performs "Brilliant Bach and Buxtehude." Trio sonatas by Bach and Biber, arias from Bach cantatas, the Toccata in G major by Buxtehude, and the motet "O dulcis Jesu" by Buxtehude. David Wilson and Annie Loud, violins Barbara Krumdieck, cello Nicholas Quardokus, harpsichord Kathryn Knauer, guest soprano

As part of the Piccolo Spoleto Festival, NCBO Chamber Players performs "The Glory of Handel." Trio sonatas, German arias, and the lovely Gloria in Excelsis Deo by Georg Frideric Handel. David Wilson and Annie Loud, violins Barbara Krumdieck, cello Nicholas Quardokus, harpsichord Kathryn Knauer, guest soprano

NCBO Chamber Players performs music by Corelli, Muffat, Schmelzer, and Vivaldi. Admission $21

NCBO Chamber Players presents music by Corelli, Rosenmüller, Muffat, Schmelzer, and Vivaldi.

The South Carolina Baroque Music Festival concludes with a performance of Bach's monumental Mass in B minor. NCBO joins the South Carolina Bach Choir and Soloists and conductor David Rhyne.

As part of the first-ever South Carolina Baroque Music Festival, NCBO violinist David Wilson performs a recital of unaccompanied works by Telemann and Bach.

NCBO performs music of the baroque as part of the first-ever South Carolina Baroque Music Festival, presented by SC Bach. Our program includes Vivaldi's Concerto in C for two trumpets, Bach's Brandenburg Concerto No. 5, and other works by Bach and Vivaldi.

Baroque violinist David Wilson, longtime member of NCBO, will perform an unaccompanied recital featuring four Fantasias by Georg Philipp Telemann and the d minor Partita by Johann Sebastian Bach (which includes the famous Chaconne). Donations gratefully accepted.

Episcopal Vespers service with the NCBO Viol Consort (lead by Gail Schroeder) and the choirs of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, featuring music by Orlando Gibbons.

Sip, shop, and celebrate spring! Join us with hostess Barbara Krumdieck for an afternoon of sips and spring clothing shopping, with music provided by David Wilson, baroque violin, and Barbara Norton, baroque flute. 10% of sales will benefit NCBO!

Join NCBO Chamber Players David Wilson and Jeanne Johnson, violin, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, and Barbara Weiss, harpsichord, for "Amare da Musica"--17th century chamber music we love!

NCBO presents a program of baroque concerti for strings by Bach, Handel, Corelli, and others, with soloists from the orchestra. Donations appreciated at the door or via our website.

NCBO presents a program of baroque concerti for strings by Bach, Handel, Corelli, and others, with soloists from the orchestra.

NCBO presents a program of baroque concerti for strings by Bach, Handel, Corelli, and others, with soloists from the orchestra. This concert is presented by The Friends of Music of St. Paul's Episcopal Church. $20 requested donation at the door.

NCBO presents a program of baroque concerti by Bach, Handel, Corelli, and others, featuring soloists from the orchestra. Donations appreciated at the door or via our website.

Open rehearsal 4:00-5:30 pm of NCBO's program "Brilliant Concerti of the Baroque," directed by Frances Blaker. Free and open to the public.

The Davidson Bach Festival concludes with a performance by Dr. Timothy Olsen. This concert is free; donations appreciated.

The Davidson Bach Festival continues with a program of beloved chamber music by JS Bach. $20 general admission $15 students

The Davidson Bach Festival continues with Bach's beautiful and humorous "Coffee Cantata" Schweigt stille, plaudert nicht, BWV 211. $20 general admission $15 students Davidson College students free

The Davidson Bach Festival opens with a performance of Bach's "Goldberg Variations," BWV 988. $20 general admission $15 students

An inspiring and inventive weekend of music awaits local audiences at the upcoming Davidson Bach Festival running March 28-30, 2025. A collaborative effort between the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra, the Davidson College Music Department, and Organ at Davidson, this four-concert event brings together many of our community’s most outstanding musicians to celebrate the life and legacy of iconic Baroque composer J.S. Bach.

NCBO Chamber Players (David Wilson, violin, Barbara Krumdieck, cello) with organist Nick Quardokus perform on First Presbyterian's First Friday Concert Series.

NCBO Chamber Players (Sung Lee, oboe, Janelle Davis, violin and viola, David Wilson, viola, Barbara Krumdieck, cello) presents "The Oboe in the Time of Mozart," quartets for oboe and strings by František Kramár, Johann Gottlieb Janitsch, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. This event is part of the 2025 North Carolina HIP Music Festival, "the hippest musicians on period instruments." Please see https://www.mallarmemusic.org/2025-north-carolina-hip-music-festival/ for details.

Episcopal Vespers service with the choirs of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, featuring Bach's cantata 127, Herr Jesu Christ, wahr' Mensch und Gott.

CANCELED - NCBO regrets that our mid-February Chamber Players set, including this concert, has been postponed. Watch this web page for rescheduled dates! NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) plays music of JS Bach and Arcangelo Corelli.

CANCELED - NCBO regrets that our mid-February Chamber Players set, including this concert, has been postponed. Watch this web page for rescheduled dates! NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) plays music of JS Bach and Arcangelo Corelli.

CANCELLED - NCBO regrets that our mid-February Chamber Players set, including this concert, has been postponed. Watch this web page for rescheduled dates! NCBO Chamber Players (Martie Perry and David Wilson, violins, Barbara Krumdieck, cello, Barbara Weiss, harpsichord) play music of JS Bach and Arcangelo Corelli, in a concert presented by the Friends of Music at St. Paul's Episcopal Church in Winston-Salem. $20 donation requested.

In honor of Valentine's Day, North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players presents “Musica da Amare," baroque chamber music you can't help falling in love with! Wear red or pink & bring somebody you love; we'll share the music WE love with YOU! Jeanne Johnson - baroque violin Frances Blaker- recorders Barbara Krumdieck - baroque cello Barbara Weiss - harpsichord

In honor of Valentine's Day, North Carolina Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players presents “Musica da Amare," baroque chamber music you can't help falling in love with! Wear red or pink & bring somebody you love; we'll share the music WE love with YOU! Jeanne Johnson - baroque violin Frances Blaker- recorders Barbara Krumdieck - baroque cello Barbara Weiss - harpsichord

NCBO Chamber Players (Sung Lee, oboe, Janelle Davis, violin and viola, David Wilson, viola, Barbara Krumdieck, cello) presents "The Oboe in the Time of Mozart," quartets for oboe and strings by František Kramár, Johann Gottlieb Janitsch, and Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.

Episcopal Vespers service featuring Bach's cantata 118, O Jesu Christ, mein's Leben's Licht.

Christmas Eve prelude music and church service

"Glorious Baroque Music to Celebrate the Holidays" Handel's "Gloria in excelsis Deo" and music by Buxtehude, Corelli and Telemann. Guest Soprano: Kathryn Knauer Violins: David Wilson & Martie Perry Recorders: Frances Blaker & Tish Berlin Harpsichord: Barbara Weiss Cello: Barbara Krumdieck

"Glorious Baroque Music to Celebrate the Holidays" Handel's "Gloria in excelsis Deo" and music by Buxtehude, Corelli and Telemann. Guest Soprano: Kathryn Knauer Violins: David Wilson & Martie Perry Recorders: Frances Blaker & Tish Berlin Harpsichord: Barbara Weiss Cello: Barbara Krumdieck

"Glorious Baroque Music to Celebrate the Holidays" Handel's "Gloria in excelsis Deo" and music by Buxtehude, Corelli and Telemann. Guest Soprano: Kathryn Knauer Violins: David Wilson & Martie Perry Recorders: Frances Blaker & Tish Berlin Harpsichord: Barbara Weiss Cello: Barbara Krumdieck

Handel's "Messiah" with the choirs of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral, Columbia, SC.

Handel's "Messiah" with the choir of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Wilmington, NC.

Handel's "Messiah" with the Kinston-Lenoir Community Chorus.

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

NCBO Chamber Players performs some of our favorite tunes, including music by Heinrich Biber, J.S. Bach, Arcangelo Corelli, and others.

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

"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.”

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.” 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.