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The intimate Theatre at Washington is the setting for an unusual and light-hearted evening of popular parlor songs — the music whijph would have been performed in the parlors of Victorian England and 19th century America. The concert takes place at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 2.
The audience is invited to dream of "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair," warm to "Little Buttercup," be charmed by "A Pair of Sparkling Eyes," or be roused to follow the spirit of adventure in "Excelsior!" From the maudlin to the self-important, from social consciousness and political energy to abandoned love, from new love to enduring sentiment, these once and forever popular songs represent a cherished era.
Unlike the musicians who performed for their families and friends in the parlors of the last century, the musicians coming to the Theatre at Washington are professional.
Acclaimed soprano Amanda Balestrieri studied at the Royal
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