A recent article in The Friends of The Princeton University Library Review (No. 50, Summer-Autumn 2026) describes a lovely program offered by the Practitioners of Music as well as dancers, and local piano students.
Upcoming Events
- English-Speaking Union – Caledonia: Music in 18th-Century PhiladelphiaNovember 15, 20263:00 pmCenter for Modern Aging, 101 Poor Farm Rd., Princeton NJ
- Video Presentation: Music for Colonists & PatriotsDecember 26, 20261:00 pmWilliam Trent House, Trenton NJ
- The Two GeorgesDecember 28, 20262:00 pmTrenton Friends Meeting House, 142 E Hanover Street, Trenton NJ
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Highlights
- Friends of the Princeton University Library – Review
- Caledonia-Music in 18th Century Phildelphia
- A Presentation at Looking Glass Pond
- John Burkhalter performs period music at Morven
- Tavern Night at The Old Barracks
- Old Barracks Tavern Night
- “Nothing More Agreeable”: George Washington’s “Good Music”
- Road to Liberty – Through Their Eyes
- Burlington County Celebrates America
- The Ingenious Mr. Hopkinson (Morven)
- Historic Walnford House 2026
- The Ingenious Mr. Hopkinson – Morven Museum
- The Ingenious Mr. Hopkinson – Bordentown NJ
- Founding Families and Their Musical World
- Jane Austen – Princeton Public Library
- Scots Musical Celebration of Wallace House’s 250th
- Practitioners of Musick – a “Proud Partner” of RevolutionNJ!
- A Concert of Musick at the Rockingham Historic Site
- The Washington-Rochambeau Revolutionary Route
- The Practitioners of Musick perform at historic Walnford
- Beyond the Fanlight: Music in Georgian Dublin
- “The Lord of the Manor” performed by Brandywine Baroque
- Pre-Concert Talks: “The Lord of the Manor”
- A PRACTITIONERS OF MUSICK PRESENCE – PATRIOTS WEEK 2024 COLONIAL BALL
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