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Out of Italy: Baroque Music of the Cello Diaspora
- Dates: April 18, 2026
- Times: 7PM Saturday
- Admission: Free or suggested donation of $20 ind. or $40 for a family unit.
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Location: West End United Methodist Church
1221 Campbell Ave. SW
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Phone: (540) 632-2780
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Experience the rich heritage of baroque cello music with artists from the North Carolina Baroque Orchestra on lute, harpsichord, and cello.
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Out of Italy: Baroque Music of the Cello Diaspora
- 1221 Campbell Ave. SW
- Roanoke, VA 24016
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- West End United Methodist Church
- Free or suggested donation of $20 ind. or $40 for a family unit.
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