Rare chamber works written for multiple historical wind and string instruments come alive! Be immersed in a dazzling array of sonorities as the colors of clarinet, flute, bassoon, and horn blend with strings in an outstanding septet by Johann Nisle (an unjustly overlooked contemporary of Beethoven), and the regional premieres of a quintet by Andreas Lidl and a sextet by Johann Andreas Amon (composers admired by Haydn). 

Saturday, April 17, 4pm Museum of Worcester

Sunday, April 18, 4pm, Emmanuel Church, Boston

Venue and Parking Information

Museum of Worcester

www.worcesterhistory.org
30 Elm St, Worcester, MA 01609
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Located on the corner of Chestnut Street and Elm Street. The museum parking lot is 50 yards from the end of the block (on the left) just past a church. Walk around to the front entrance on Elm Street.

Emmanuel Church, Boston

www.emmanuelboston.org
15 Newbury St, Boston, MA 02116
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Located between Arlington and Berkeley Streets. The nearest subway stop is the Arlington Station on The Green Line. On-street parking is available with meters in effect until 8 pm, or free on Sundays. The closest parking garage is the Back Bay Garage, with main entrances at 85 St. James Avenue and 199 Clarendon Street. Weekend parking is available at the Back Bay Garage for $10; you can download a coupon HERE.