Sung Lee, baroque oboe, and Janelle Davis, violin, join CPM in celebration of music by Bach & Telemann arias to quartets. Also, the 300th anniversary of the Well-tempered Clavier by Bach. Baroque at its finest.

• CPM Stanley Library Telemann Quadro starts at 16:46

Annual holiday event with medieval and Renaissance music, readings of the season, carols for all to sing. Bob Sweeten, Max on the Bob and Sheri Show, returns to tell the Christmas story. Musicians appear in period attire.

• Medieval carol - Ther is no ros'

Italy was the place for new ideas in the 17th century for art and music. The concepts spread across Europe and beyond. Enter the Baroque period. Works by Castello, Marcello, Bononcini, Veracini, Sarro, and Corelli.

• Aria from Cantata by Sarri

Annual Meeting and grand opening of Community Foundation new building on South New Hope Road, Gastonia.

Sung Lee, baroque oboe, and Janelle Davis, violin, join CPM in celebration of music by Bach & Telemann arias to quartets. The 300th anniversary of the Well-tempered Clavier by Bach. Baroque at its finest.

Vox, Caritas, Carolina Pro Musica join in a special Lessons and Carols.

Radio rebroadcast of the program from St. John's Baptist Church, Dec. 6, 2022. Carolina Pro Musica featured on a few selections along with Vox, Caritas Vocal Ensemble, and other performers. Readers from WDAV. A WDAV production.

Radio rebroadcast of the program from St. John's Baptist Church, Dec. 6, 2022. Carolina Pro Musica featured on a few selections along with Vox, Caritas Vocal Ensemble, and other performers. Readers from WDAV. A WDAV production.

Carolina Pro Musica presents music of two famous 18th c. composers with voice, violin, flutes, recorder, oboe and basso continuo. Connect with the venue about space availability. Supported by the NC Arts Council and Gaston Community Foundation.

Carolina Pro Musica continues GEMS (Gaston Early Musica Series) concerts with music by two 18th c. composers Bach & Telemann! It was Telemann who was more famous in their day. Period instruments include baroque oboe, flutes, recorder, violin, viola da gamba, cello, harpsichord, and voice (Gastonia native Rebecca Miller Saunders). This concert is made possible by the NC Arts Council and the Gaston Community Foundation. Admission is free to the public.

Celebrate the 400th anniversary of the publication of the First Folio, with songs and dances from the time of Shakespeare. Music by William Byrd, John Dowland, Thomas Morley, Thomas Campian, Tobias Hume, Robert Jones, Thomas Ford, Antony Holborne & anonymous. Abbey Players join in with excerpts of works by the Bard!

Carolina Pro Musica presents a repeat of their highly successful songwriting workshops at the main public library, Gastonia. Bring your poetry and/or songs. Bring ideas or find inspiration. We'll try to help. Bring your instruments. Piano available at the library. Assisting musicians: Jocelyn Thompson, Eddie Ferrell, Karen Hite Jacob. Admission is free. Check out our Youtube channel for some helps.