La Fiocco once again ventures into the world of the country fiddler, with music from the 13th and 14th centuries to Thomas Jefferson’s America. Along the way, we will stop over at Venice during the late 16th and early 17th centuries, and visit Restoration England. Then we hop across the Atlantic to explore the fiddle traditions of Colonial and Federal America, as we pay tribute to the contributions of the black fiddlers of Monticello and hear some of their foot-stomping traditional music.

Nathan Bishop, vielle & baroque violin
Vita Wallace, rebec & baroque violin
Donna Fournier, viola da gamba
Daniel Boring, theorbo, baroque guitar, banjo
Benjamin T. Berman, tenor, harpsichord, hurdy-gurdy
Lewis R. Baratz, artistic director, harpsichord, recorder, tin whistle, percussion

$25 general admission, $10 students, free for 12 & under. Cash or check at the door or online with credit card.