Musique Macabre: A Creepy Concert

Musique Macabre, a creepy concert

In the spirit of All Hallows’ Eve ~a concert of the Creepy & the Macabre ~featuring King Manor’s own early-19th-century square piano ~ & baroque violin ~

Music to set an austere and haunting mood for the season ~titles like “Le Tombeau”and “The Sultry Dance of Death,” ~with haunting songs written by fellow Founding Father, Francis Hopkinson ~and a grand sonata by Ignace Pleyel (published in 1818), recently found in the depths of King Manor.

Leah Nelson, baroque violin

Dongsok Shin, square piano

Doors open at 6:30 PM, performance takes place from 7:00 - 8:00 PM.

Host or Publisher King Manor Museum