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Three Notch'd Road Baroque: Traveling Home

Three Notch'd Road Baroque: Traveling Home

Three Notch’d Road celebrates our nation’s 250th anniversary with an exploration of sacred song in early America.

The program will delve into the unique fuging tunes and shaped-note harmonies of our ancestors and will feature Jeremiah Ingalls (Vermont), Henry Purcell (England), English/American traditional ballads, an American “Ave Maria” (Philadelphia 1788), and “The Morning Trumpet” by local Orange County preacher John Leland, who in addition to his Sacred Harp texts, is known for his contribution to the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom and for delivering a 1,450-lb. cheese to his friend Thomas Jefferson!

Fiona Hughes, soprano & violin
Sheila Dietrich, soprano
Benjamin Geier, tenor
Joel VanderZee, baritone & organ continuo
Christa Patton, guitar & harp

Grace Episcopal Church, Walkers Parish
$35.00
04:00 PM - 06:00 PM on Sun, 15 Nov 2026

Event Supported By

Three Notch'd Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble
434-409-3424
info@tnrbaroque.org

Artist Group Info

operations@tnrbaroque.org
Grace Episcopal Church, Walkers Parish
5607 Gordonsville Rd
Keswick, Virginia 22947