Greetings To All, Come on and join us for a mighty fine sunset concert... The David D Trio will be performing at Duke Gardens, this Thursday evening (May 18) at 7:30pm The Trio includes David DiGiuseppe on accordion, acoustic bass wizard Robbie Link and world percussionist Beverly Botsford. Our repertoire draws from many sources--including Brazilian choros, Argentinean tangos, the swing musettes of Paris, dance tunes of the Celtic cultures and original compositions. You can sit in provided seating, bring a blanket or lawn chair, and even a picnic basket (with your favorite vino). The Patio is a comfortable, intimate concert site. There's also an indoor concert hall should the weather be uncooperative. Hope to see you there! The David D Trio Jazz/World Concerts on the Patio Duke Gardens, Duke University 7:30. $5 general admission fee Rain site: Horton Hall at Duke Gardens http://www.duke.edu/web/dukeperfs -- David DiGiuseppe This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it www.DavidDG.com

Ensemble Serendipity will perform a concert of baroque music on original instruments Saturday, May 20th at 7:30PM. The Concert and reception will take place at St Alban's Episcopal Church in Davidson. Suggested donation is $10. Call 704 560-0101 for more information. Ensemble Serendipity features Soprano Leila Lazenby, joined by instrumentalists Rebecca Troxler (baroque flute), Barbara Blaker Krumdieck (baroque cello), Robbie Link (cello and viola da gamba), and Henry Lebedinsky (harpsichord). Leila Lazenby currently lives in Atlanta. Rebecca Troxler is the Flute faculty at Duke University, Robbie Link performs and teaches in the Durham/Chapel Hill area, Barbara Krumdieck and Henry Lebedinsky both live in Davidson where they perform frequently. The musicians in Ensemble Serendipity travel far and wide in order to bring their passion for early music to a larger audience. This program will include works by Bach, Handel, Purcell and Vitali.