Smithsonian Chamber Music Society Presents: Austrian Music from the Time of Leopold I

A Groupmuse Night Out in our nation's capital, at the National Museum of American History?! What an absolute treat of an experience! We are thrilled to be partnering up with the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society for their fall season with featured musical masterpieces from the late-16th to the early 21st century, played on some of the world’s most highly prized musical instruments. This will be one concert you do not want to miss, and with tickets for Groupmusers at 50%+ off, there's no reason to!

On the program, the Smithsonian Chamber Players offers a feast of sumptuous late-17th-century Austrian music by Heinrich Ignaz Franz Biber and Johann Schmelzer.

Come early, because your ticket includes a pre-concert lecture (one hour prior) with SCMS Artistic Director Kenneth Slowik!

This concert takes place at the Nicholas and Eugenia Taubman Hall of Music, National Museum of American History, Constitution Ave. NW between 12th and 14th St NW (Metro: Federal Triangle). The museum will be open to the public during this time, so please give yourselves a little extra time to get through Security checkpoint. Upon arrival at the museum, please check-in at the Will Call table located on 3rd floor West outside the Taubman Hall of Music.

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Attendees

Thomas Edward H.

Kshitij G.

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Nancy I.

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Bill F.

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Lina A.