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Bach to Baby presents the oboe in concert - tomorrow, Fri. May 16 @ St. Barnabas Church, 10:30am


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Bach to Baby - the critically acclaimed concert series for baby and you.

presents I want to Tell you a Story, oboe recital

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Date: Fri. May. 16th. Doors open 10am for refreshments, concert at 10:30am

Location: DULWICH VILLAGE- St. Barnabas Church, Calton Avenue SE21 7DG


Bach to Baby presents:


I want to tell you a Story ? through music! Hailing from Scandinavia, Nielson and Grieg weave tales of fantasy, of Puck and Elves. Mozart extols his love for Bread and Butter (which he reputedly composed at age 3!), while Beethoven expands on Mozart?s famous aria from Don Giovani, ?La ci darem la mano?. Prepare to swoon as Schumann, the most romantic of the Romantics takes you for a spin with Fantasies and Romances.



Bach to Baby is an innovative classical concert series for babies, tots and their carers to enjoy together. Join us for a monthly event in Dulwich or check our website for more concerts in inspiring locations across London. Featuring world-class performance for the enjoyment of all ages, and one hour long. While allowing children to dance, roam about, and listen to music the way they feel it, these concerts are also for mums and carers to take a moment for themselves, enjoying top quality music performed by professional concert artists - with their babes in tow.



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