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DESCRIPTION:To make sure the time\, location\, and other aspects have not 
 changed\, or to share this event with your friends\, please see https://a
 pps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTest/Detail.aspx?si=57407\n\nLafayette\, La 
 Musique de la Garde Nationale Parisienne \n\nIn commemoration of the 250t
 h anniversary of the Marquis de Lafayette's 1824-25 tour of the United St
 ates\, enjoy a lecture/concert of music from Lafayette's lifetime perform
 ed on early 19th-century instruments. Join researchers and historical-per
 formance specialists Dominic Giardino (historical clarinets) and Dr. Chri
 s Troiano (serpent) to experience the music that underscored Lafayette's 
 French Revolutionary career. The Age of Revolutions (1775-1848) was a per
 iod of social\, political\, and cultural turbulence in Europe and the Ame
 ricas. There was perhaps no greater witness to this era of dramatic chang
 e than Gilbert du Motier\, Marquis de Lafayette. This lecture/performance
 \, with Lafayette's leadership of the Garde Nationale Parisienne as the f
 ocal point\, will transport listeners to the desperate but optimistic ear
 ly days of the French Revolution when music left the aristocratic great r
 ooms of Versailles and poured onto the streets of Paris. \n\nAbout the Pe
 rformers\nBased in Williamsburg\, VA\, historical clarinetist Dominic Gia
 rdino enjoys a varied professional life exploring the intersections of hi
 story and performance. Dominic is the executive director of the Tucson-ba
 sed concert series Arizona Early Music\, develops music programming for t
 he Colonial Williamsburg Foundation\, and is a member of Early Music Amer
 ica's board of directors. As a clarinetist\, he has recorded with the Smi
 thsonian Chamber Players\, Three Notch'd Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensem
 ble\, and Newberry's Victorian Cornet Band. Dominic earned his B.M. in pe
 rformance at the Eastman School of Music\, and his M.M. in early music as
  a U.S. Fulbright Scholar in The Hague\, where he studied with Eric Hoepr
 ich.\n\nDr. Chris Troiano is the Historical Ensembles Program Manager at 
 George Mason University in Fairfax\, VA and is the Program Director of th
 e 8th Green Machine Regiment Band\, a mid-19th century brass band that pe
 rforms music of the American Civil War on period brass instruments. Chris
  is also the co-host of the Early American Brass Band Podcast\, a podcast
  focusing on sharing research and performances of brass bands from 1835-2
 023. Chris' primary instrumental focus is low brass and he is an active t
 eacher and performer on euphonium\, baritone\, trombone\, ophicleide\, an
 d military serpent. \n\n\n\nLocation: Lyceum\nFees: $20\nAudience: Anyone
  may attend\nTags: Arts\, Lyceum\, Museums\, Performing Arts\n\nImport th
 is event into your calendar: http://apps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTest/iC
 al.aspx?id=1&si=57407\n\nWeb resources:\n\nPurchase tickets here\nhttps:/
 /shop.alexandriava.gov/Events.aspx\n
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LOCATION:Lyceum
SEQUENCE:5
STATUS:CONFIRMED
SUMMARY:Lecture/Concert: Music from Lafayette's Lifetime
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 ase see <a href="https://apps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTest/Detail.aspx?s
 i=57407">https://apps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTest/Detail.aspx?si=57407<
 /a><br />\n<br />Lafayette\, La Musique de la Garde Nationale Parisienne 
 \n<br />\n<br />In commemoration of the 250th anniversary of the Marquis 
 de Lafayette?s 1824-25 tour of the United States\, enjoy a lecture/concer
 t of music from Lafayette?s lifetime performed on early 19th-century inst
 ruments. Join researchers and historical-performance specialists Dominic 
 Giardino (historical clarinets) and Dr. Chris Troiano (serpent) to experi
 ence the music that underscored Lafayette?s French Revolutionary career. 
 The Age of Revolutions (1775?1848) was a period of social\, political\, a
 nd cultural turbulence in Europe and the Americas. There was perhaps no g
 reater witness to this era of dramatic change than Gilbert du Motier\, Ma
 rquis de Lafayette. This lecture/performance\, with Lafayette?s leadershi
 p of the Garde Nationale Parisienne as the focal point\, will transport l
 isteners to the desperate but optimistic early days of the French Revolut
 ion when music left the aristocratic great rooms of Versailles and poured
  onto the streets of Paris. \n<br />\n<br />About the Performers\n<br />B
 ased in Williamsburg\, VA\, historical clarinetist Dominic Giardino enjoy
 s a varied professional life exploring the intersections of history and p
 erformance. Dominic is the executive director of the Tucson-based concert
  series Arizona Early Music\, develops music programming for the Colonial
  Williamsburg Foundation\, and is a member of Early Music America?s board
  of directors. As a clarinetist\, he has recorded with the Smithsonian Ch
 amber Players\, Three Notch?d Road: The Virginia Baroque Ensemble\, and N
 ewberry?s Victorian Cornet Band. Dominic earned his B.M. in performance a
 t the Eastman School of Music\, and his M.M. in early music as a U.S. Ful
 bright Scholar in The Hague\, where he studied with Eric Hoeprich.\n<br /
 >\n<br />Dr. Chris Troiano is the Historical Ensembles Program Manager at
  George Mason University in Fairfax\, VA and is the Program Director of t
 he 8th Green Machine Regiment Band\, a mid-19th century brass band that p
 erforms music of the American Civil War on period brass instruments. Chri
 s is also the co-host of the Early American Brass Band Podcast\, a podcas
 t focusing on sharing research and performances of brass bands from 1835-
 2023. Chris? primary instrumental focus is low brass and he is an active 
 teacher and performer on euphonium\, baritone\, trombone\, ophicleide\, a
 nd military serpent. \n<br />\n<br />\n<br />\n<br />Location: Lyceum\n<b
 r />Fees: $20\n<br />Audience: Anyone may attend\n<br />Tags: Arts\, Lyce
 um\, Museums\, Performing Arts\n<br />\n<br />Import this event into your
  calendar: http://apps.alexandriava.gov/CalendarTest/iCal.aspx?id=1&amp\;
 si=57407<br>\n<a href="https://shop.alexandriava.gov/Events.aspx">Purchas
 e tickets here</a><br>\n
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