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*** FREE ADMISSION ***

September 26 2026

This performance is presented in partnership with Cecilia Concerts

Join us for a special performance by flutist Jack Chen and pianist Jennifer King featuring music by Debussy, Bach,  Poulenc, Chaminade, Ian Clarke, Cameron Wilson, and more.

Enjoy an engaging mix of solo flute, solo piano, and duo performances in a welcoming, supportive environment where everyone of any age is free to listen, move, and experience the music their own way.

Doors open at 5:00pm and the performance will begin at 5:30pm.
Registration is suggested.

2026 Concert Schedule

The following performances take place at the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck.

Tickets may be purchased at the door or during the two weeks prior to the concert at "Flying Kite Artisan Shop" in Baddeck.

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Doors open at 7:00pm - Performance at 7:30pm

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June 13 2026

Gentle Tides Trio

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Anna Shabalina (vocals, cello)

Alex Maizlish (guitar, vocals)

Linar Rizatdin (bass)

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July 4 2026

Junwen Liang (piano)

July 25 2026

Maxim & Gervais Cormier

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August 8 2026

Jennifer King (piano)

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Jennifer King’s solo piano album Souvenance is a collection of nocturnes, romances, and meditations grounded in the romantic era and branching into the 20th century. Including rarely heard music by Ethel Smyth, Clara Wieck-Schumann’s beloved "Notturno", and Jennifer’s own meditation on Joni Mitchell’s "Blue", the album is an introspective journey rich with heartbreak, hope, strength, and tenderness. Recorded in Jennifer’s living room, Souvenance invites the listener to sit on the piano bench beside her for a deeply personal experience of the music. Souvenance’s composers are all women, most of whom faced formidable gender-based barriers to having their voices heard.  This album is nominated for Classical and Instrumental Release of the Year with The East Coast Music Association Awards for 2026. 

August 16 2026

Hendoustan

Hendoustan, a dialogue between Persian and Indian classical music.

Aditya Verma (sarod)
Anjana Srinivasan (Carnatic violin)
Mohammad Sahraei (tar)
Ziya Tabassian (tombak)

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