Characterized by introspective and doleful poetry and richly chromatic and soulful melodies, the music of John Dowland and his contemporaries reflects not only the Elizabethan craze for melancholy, but also their concept of the bodily “humours” and how music—both vocal and instrumental—affects them. Featuring lutenist Keith Barnhart along with the musicians of Parish House Baroque, stir your own passions with this intimate concert of lute songs, consort music, and dances that defined the English musical landscape at the turn of the 17th century. Click here for tickets.

Featuring Kris Kwapis, Baroque Trumpet

Prepare yourself to hear the trumpet as you’ve never heard it before. Acclaimed baroque trumpeter Kris Kwapis joins PHB for this fantastic program bringing the trumpet into the world of chamber music with works for trumpet and organ, violin, recorder and cello.

A feast for the senses, this program will be held in the sanctuary at First Lutheran with the reception in the Peel House. You won’t want to miss this incredibly unique concert experience. Click here for tickets.

Featuring Kris Kwapis, Baroque Trumpet

Prepare yourself to hear the trumpet as you’ve never heard it before. Acclaimed baroque trumpeter Kris Kwapis joins PHB for this fantastic program bringing the trumpet into the world of chamber music with works for trumpet and organ, violin, recorder and cello.

A feast for the senses, this program will be held in the sanctuary at First Lutheran with the reception in the Peel House. You won’t want to miss this incredibly unique concert experience. Click here for tickets.

Sanssouci is both the name of Frederick the Great’s home and a delightful French phrase meaning “no worries.” Join PHB for a carefree concert peeking into the court, family and friends of this great man. Hear music by Frederick’s sister Wilhelmine, Quantz, Bach and Janitsch. It’s a carefree kaleidoscope of sounds! Click here for tickets.

Sanssouci is both the name of Frederick the Great’s home and a delightful French phrase meaning “no worries.” Join PHB for a carefree concert peeking into the court, family and friends of this great man. Hear music by Frederick’s sister Wilhelmine, Quantz, Bach and Janitsch. It’s a carefree kaleidoscope of sounds! Click here for tickets.

Visit the beautiful castle at Glen Eyrie this Christmas tide for an extraordinary concert experience with Parish House Baroque. The music will take you on a journey to the splendors of Christmas long ago in the halls of Germany and Austria. Unwind to the voices of Emily Sorenson and Amalia Dobbins as they lift your heart and cheer your soul accompanied by the historic instruments of the Baroque period. Tickets coming soon.

Visit the beautiful castle at Glen Eyrie this Christmas tide for an extraordinary concert experience with Parish House Baroque. The music will take you on a journey to the splendors of Christmas long ago in the halls of Germany and Austria. Unwind to the voices of Emily Sorenson and Amalia Dobbins as they lift your heart and cheer your soul accompanied by the historic instruments of the Baroque period. Tickets coming soon.

Our beloved annual holiday fete returns with an evening of feast and folly for Twelfth Night. All are welcome to delight in this joyful evening of music and merriment. Dine in style at 6:00 and stay to hear PHB perform a colorful program sure to delight and start the year off right! Click here for tickets.

Featuring Keith Collins, Baroque Bassoon

It is often said that the strings are the heart of the orchestra, the brass is the muscle and the winds are the color. This program will sparkle and dance with the musical colors of the winds with our acclaimed guest artist Keith Collins on baroque bassoon and our own Jennifer Carpenter on recorders. Click here for tickets.

Featuring Keith Collins, Baroque Bassoon

It is often said that the strings are the heart of the orchestra, the brass is the muscle and the winds are the color. This program will sparkle and dance with the musical colors of the winds with our acclaimed guest artist Keith Collins on baroque bassoon and our own Jennifer Carpenter on recorders. Click here for tickets.