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Barrington Area Arts Council presents NORTHBROOK BRASS QUINTET SPONSORED BY HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1999, 8:00 p.m. Harris Bank Barrington 201 S. Grove Avenue, Barrington $30.00 BAAC members $35.00 Non-members Champagne and dessert reception immediately following at BAAC Gallery FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 847-382-5626 moloo ARTS conn c il
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Barrington Area Arts Council presents
NORTHBROOK BRASS QUINTET
SPONSORED BY HARRIS BANK BARRINGTON
SATURDAY, MAY 15, 1999, 8:00 p.m.
Harris Bank Barrington 201 S. Grove Avenue, Barrington
$30.00 BAAC members $35.00 Non-members Champagne and dessert reception immediately
following at BAAC Gallery
FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 847-382-5626 moloo
ARTS conn c il
Barrington Area Arts Council presents
THE SECOND CITY MUSICK
Viola da gamba trio
John Mark Rozendaal Mary Springfels Craig Trompeter
Saturday, May 20, 2000
Sponsored by Harris Bank Barrington
Special thanks to Ambrosia - Euro American Patisserie
Aubreys of Barrington
Program
Suite in A-Minor John Hingeston (d.1688) Fantasy Allemande Allemande
Divisions on St. Paul's Steep John Banister (circa 1626-1679)
Captain Hume's Poetical Humours Tobias Hume (circa 1569-1645) The Virgin's Muse A Soldier's Resolution Musick and Mirth
Two Airs from Theodora G.F. Handel (1685-1759) Oh That I On Wings Could Rise Dread the Fruits of Christian Folly
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Suite in D-Major Marin Marais (1656-1728) Prelude Allemande Courante Menuet Sarabande Gigue Gavotte Petite paysane Rondeau
Sonata in G-Major Johann Sebastian Bach (1685-1750) Adagio Allegro ma non tanto Andante Allegro
Chaconne in G-Major Jacques Morel (fl 1700-1740)
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The Barrington Area Arts Council Presents
114'G LUL$ ALIVS1
With James Fraher, Jimmie Lee Robinson & John Jochem Performance, Lecture and Slide Presentation
EXPERIENCE THE VITALITY AND RICHNESS OF ONE OF AMERICA'S GREATEST MUSICAL ART FORMS - THE BLUES!
Saturday, November 14th 8:00pm BAAC Gallery
207 Park Ave., Barrington
$18.00 BAAC Members $20.00 Non-Members $15.00 Students/Senior Visa & Mastercard accepted
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FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 847-382-5626
The Barrington Area Arts Council and
Harris Bank Barrington
Cordially invite you to attend
Northbrook Brass Quintet
Saturday, May 15, 1999 8:00 p.m.
Harris Bank Barrington 201 S. Grove Avenue
Barrington
Champagne and dessert reception immediately following the performance at the
BAAC Gallery, 207 Park Avenue.
For reservations call BAAC at 847-382-5626 $30.00 for BAAC members $35.00 for non-members
Mastercard and Visa Accepted
This program is underwritten by Harris Bank Barrington and partially funded by a grant from the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency
SATURDAY,
MAY 20, 2000 8:00 p.m.
Park Avenue Club at BAAC Gallery
207 Park Avenue, Barrington
$25.00 BAAC members $30.00 non-members
Champagne and dessert reception immediately following
Sponsored by Harris Bank Barrington
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Barrington Area Arts Council presents
THE SECOND CITY MUSICK
VIOLA DA GAMBA TRIO
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