Finest Kind
Friday November 2 at 6:30pm
Finest Kind is a remarkable folk trio from Ottawa, Canada known for their exquisite harmony singing, brilliant vocal arrangements, and easy-going humor. The singers are Ian Robb, Ann Downey, and Shelley Posen.
Website: www.finestkind.ca/finekind.html
Food: New England comfort food

Glenn Pryor
Sunday January 27 at 1:30pm
Glenn Pryor performs traditional Irish and Scottish music as well as traditional music from a number of ethnic groups and historic periods. He serves as the official Bagpiper for Yale Medical School and Yale Commencement, and has played for conductor Erich Kunzel, Cincinnati Pops Orchestra and the championship Ogilvy Highlanders pipe band. At our concert he will play a concert using Scottish small pipes and Highland pipes.
Website: www.myspace.com/bagpiperglennpryor
Food: a traditional sit down Rabbie Burns dinner. Please note that this meal will include meat (salmon and the horrible haggis) as well as a wee dram. Additionally, this concert will be limited to 24 guests.

Larry Picard and Maggie Tucker
Sunday February 10 at 1:00pm
Larry Picard and Maggie Tucker play solo piano, two pianos/ four hands and maybe even pump organ with "Music for a Victorian Home". You will be our guests at two Victorian homes where you will view the work of two different visual artists, Cynthia Picard and Gina Beavers.
Food: Victorian Tea

John Tavano
Sunday March 9 at 1:30pm
John Tavano is a Classical Guitarist experienced in many styles of performing techniques including repertoire from the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, Spanish Flamenco, and the styles of Latin America. John has twenty five years of experience performing concerts; he also teaches classical guitar and composes. He will be playing music of Latin America and Spain.
Website: www.johntavano.com
Food: tapas for lunch

Russian Duo
concert postponed to 2008-2009 season
This husband and wife team features Tamara Volskaya on domra (a traditional lute or mandolin type instrument) and Anatoliy Trofimov on bayan (a complex instrument in the accordion family). They have toured throughout the world and performed at Carnegie Hall and on NPR.
Website: www.tamaravolskaya.com/russianDuo.html
Food: a Russian influenced meal

Meg Irwin-Brandon
Sunday May 18 at 1:30pm
Meg Irwin-Brandon is an organist, harpsichordist, conductor of early music ensembles, teacher, musicologist, church music director, and founder of Arcadia Players. She specializes in early keyboard instruments and has performed Bach's Well Tempered Clavier in New York’s Weill Recital Hall at Carnegie Hall. She will be performing J.S.Bach's Goldberg Variations on the harpsichord.
Food: German picnic with traditional Maibowle (a wine punch)