Early Music Concerts

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  1. Danqi Zeng, Baroque Violin

    19:00-20:30Washington Bach Consort (St. Paul’s Episcopal Church)Danqi Zeng

    Winner of the 2025 Lillian and Maurice Barbash International J.S. Bach Competition The Washington Bach Consort proudly presents Danqi Zeng, Grand Prize winner of the 2025 Lillian & Maurice Barbash International J.S. Bac…

  2. Danqi Zeng, Baroque Violin

    18:00-19:30Washington Bach Consort (Live! at 10th & G)Danqi Zeng

    Winner of the 2025 Lillian and Maurice Barbash International J.S. Bach Competition The Washington Bach Consort proudly presents Danqi Zeng, Grand Prize winner of the 2025 Lillian & Maurice Barbash International J.S. Bac…

  3. Monteverdi’s Legacy

    20:00-22:00USD 20 – USD 50Folger Shakespeare Library (Folger Theatre)Robert Eisenstein; Christopher Kendall

    Folger Consort launches its 50th season with the musical equivalent of a gondola tour through 17th-century Venice, where the innovations of the early Baroque got their start in the City of Canals. Venice was already an…

  4. Monteverdi’s Legacy

    14:00-16:00USD 20 – USD 50Folger Shakespeare Library (Folger Theatre)Robert Eisenstein; Christopher Kendall

    Folger Consort launches its 50th season with the musical equivalent of a gondola tour through 17th-century Venice, where the innovations of the early Baroque got their start in the City of Canals. Venice was already an…

  5. Monteverdi’s Legacy

    20:00-22:00USD 20 – USD 50Folger Shakespeare Library (Folger Theatre)Robert Eisenstein; Christopher Kendall

    Folger Consort launches its 50th season with the musical equivalent of a gondola tour through 17th-century Venice, where the innovations of the early Baroque got their start in the City of Canals. Venice was already an…

  6. Monteverdi’s Legacy

    14:00-16:00USD 20 – USD 50Folger Shakespeare Library (Folger Theatre)Robert Eisenstein; Christopher Kendall

    Folger Consort launches its 50th season with the musical equivalent of a gondola tour through 17th-century Venice, where the innovations of the early Baroque got their start in the City of Canals. Venice was already an…

  7. October 2026

  8. Chorale Architecture

    16:00-17:30Washington Bach Consort (National Presbyterian Church)Elijah McCormack; Kristen Dubenion-Smith; Andrew Bearden Brown

    From Expectation to Fulfillment Our season opens with four cantatas that display Bach’s artful inventiveness with the chorale melody, evinced in the carefully wrought musical architecture he builds within and around eac…

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