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Central European Gems

Sunday, Feb. 1, 2026
3:00pm to 5:00pm

Robertson-Wesley United Church

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Organized by: The Alberta Baroque Ensemble

Feb.
1

The New Year for the Alberta Baroque Ensemble begins on Sunday February 1, 2026, with Central European Gems.

The New Year for the Alberta Baroque Ensemble begins on Sunday February 1, 2026, with Central European Gems. An expanded ensemble of oboes, bassoon and horns will perform compositions by Benda, Mozart and Haydn. The Concerto for Viola in D Major featuring Alberta Baroque Ensemble’s own Ethan Filner will complete the concert.

Robertson-Wesley United Church

10209 123 Street NW
Edmonton, AB, T5N 1N3

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