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Come to the Nation’s Capital for the 4th of July and play chamber music to celebrate! Make music with fellow chamber music enthusiasts at the Washington Conservatory’s site in the lovely unique historic setting of Glen Echo Park – an arts and cultural center in Glen Echo, Maryland, a suburb of Washington, D.C. located about 9 miles northwest of DCs downtown area. https://glenechopark.org/ For strings and piano, with winds – flute, oboe, clarinet, horn, bassoon – accommodated if possible. (Wind players please call first.) Intermediate, Advanced and Professional level players . Minimum age 18. Pre-formed groups are welcome. Participants of similar levels will be assigned to two ensembles (morning and afternoon – 9 am to 3 pm) and coached by cellist Tobias Werner (http://www.tobiaswernercello.com) and pianist Audrey Andrist (http://www.audreyandrist.com/) and others. Lunch-time brown bag topical discussions with coaches.
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Glen Echo Park, a former National Chautauqua Assembly, and former amusement park, is now a vital arts community where you can still ride the Denzel Carousel, visit galleries, see a puppet show, dance to live music in the Spanish Ballroom, take a picnic, stroll by the creek, or watch a glass blowing demonstration. For out-of-towners we are happy to recommend hotels and holiday festivities. The Washington Conservatory is conveniently located right next door to the Irish Inn at Glen Echo restaurant and pub! (https://irishinnglenecho.com/ ) Sandwich lunches available from Pralines. For more information: info@washingtonconservatory.org or call 301-320-2770. We are happy to speak with you and answer any questions. Ask for Kathy Judd, violinist and Executive Director. $463. plus $15 park fee.