October 7, 2026  |  7:30PM

Pre-Concert Chat 6:45PM

Join a quartet of select musicians from the Indianapolis Baroque Orchestra for an intimate evening exploring the musical dialogues of the Baroque era. This performance highlights the intricate interplay and expressive communication unique to chamber music during and around the time of J.S. Bach. Through a curated selection of trio sonatas and ensemble works, the musicians bring to life the historical "art of conversation" that defined the period's composition style. Experience the warmth, nuance, and collaborative spirit of these timeless masterpieces in an unforgettable setting.

Barthold Kuijken
Artistic Director

On the Program:

François Couperin le Grand | Sonade in e-minor from Les nations (1726)
Marin Marais | Suite II in g-minor from Pièces en Trio (1692)
Georg Philip Telemann | Paris Quartet XII in e-minor TWV 43:e4 (1738)
Johann Sebastian Bach | Trio Sonata in c-minor from Musicalisches Opfer (1747)