Naked City Brewery and Taphouse – Past Concerts near Columbus, OH

Fiery 18th century music from Spain, Mexico, Argentina, and Bolivia, including music from the Jesuit missions and the colorful and exotic sonata Spring in the Garden of Aranjuez by Spanish composer José Herrando.

Our annual tribute to love gone wild, love gone wrong, love gone mad, and love just plain gone. From the humorous to the pathetic, we've got it all from Monteverdi, Purcell, Strozzi, Tartini, and more.

It's sibling revelry (and rivalry) as we explore the relationship between the violin and viola through the music of famous musical brothers, including Daniel Purcell and the brothers Bach, Graun, and more.

Music by Iribarren, Quiroz, Duron, Salas, and more tells the Christmas story in lively song and dance.

Music by England's greatest German composer of Italian-style music, from intimate sonatas to passionate cantatas.

Works from Don Giovanni, Hansel and Gretel, The Rake's Progress and more with translations that sometimes have ended up just a little left of center.

A lively and irreverent program of baroque music from Jolly Old England, including works by Purcell, Handel, Blow, Boyce, Arne, and Overend. Rumours of a Monty Python-themed pub quiz may or may not be exaggerated.

Fiery and virtuosic music from Vivaldi (known as the Red Priest), Leonarda (an Italian nun and prolific and groundbreaking composer) and Pisendel (the renowned concertmaster of the best orchestra in 18th century Europe).

Songs of love, passion and loss by Barbara Strozzi, Francesca Caccini, Elisabeth Jacquet de la Guerre and more, performed by soprano Linda Tsatsanis, baroque cellist Nathan Whittaker, and harpsichordist Henry Lebedinsky.

Baroque violinist Aubrey Burdick, baroque oboist Curtis Foster and harpsichordist Henry Lebedinsky play works by Lully, Marais, Leclair and more in celebration of the City of Light.

An evening of great music, food and drinks. On the program are works by J.S. Bach, C.P.E. Bach (including his delicious Hamburger Sonata), Johann Fasch and Frantisek Tuma.

Traditional tunes, old and new, share the stage with sonatas by 18th century composers 'Red Rob' Mackintosh, Turlough O'Carolan and William Marshall for a toe-tapping good time.

Music for (and against) Valentine's Day, from tender arias to bawdy songs.