Tempesta di Mare

Sat, May 10, 2025 — 7:30 PM

Tickets

General Admission (per person)

$25.00
(+1.65 fee)

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On-line Video Recording (per household)

$25.00
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If you purchase an Online Stream ticket, a YouTube link to the streaming video of the concert will be emailed to you the morning following the concert. That YouTube link will be for you to stream a recording of the concert, available to view Sunday through Wednesday following each concert.

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Location

Bethlehem Presbyterian Church

2 Race Street
Pittstown, New Jersey 08867

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About this event

Baroque Splendor: Music of Bach, Couperin, Marais, Telemann, & Morel
(flute, recorder, viola da gamba, theorbo)

Bethlehem Presbyterian Church, Pittstown, NJ

One of America’s top Baroque ensembles returns to Raritan River Music Festival with a program of music by 18^th-century French and German masters J. S. Bach, G. F. Telemann, François Couperin, Jacques Morel, and Marin Marais.

Tempesta di Mare’s performances convey to its listeners the emotional drama of the music through the composers’ use of rhetorical devices to express the unspoken feelings and passions that move the audience.

For video links, program details, and more information about this and other Raritan River Music Festival concerts, please visit www.raritanrivermusic.org.