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Benefit concert
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Elizabeth Conner, bass viola da gamba; Ted Conner, lute and Baroque guitar; and Katherine Kaiser, voice.
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Katherine Kaiser, voice
BRATTLEBORO- At 7:30 pm on Saturday, March 10, tri-state fans of early music are invited to a benefit concert of “Airs, Arias, Madrigals & Tonos” at All Souls Church Unitarian Universalist, 29 South Street. The Night’s Black Bird trio offers a program of 16th- and 17th-century songs with accompaniment on lute, baroque guitar, and bass viola da gamba.

Members of Night’s Black Bird include Elizabeth Conner, bass viola da gamba; Ted Conner, lute and Baroque guitar; and Katherine Kaiser, voice.

Admission at the door is $15 per person, and includes a gala reception. Proceeds will help support the All Souls Church community-based programs and the Meeting House.

For more information or directions call the church office weekday mornings at (802) 254-9377.
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