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The Smithsonian Chamber Music Society's artistic director Kenneth Slowik will play a stunningly beautiful new fortepiano recently completed bv Thomas and Barbara Wolf, whose workshop in The Plains continues to build instruments that are much sought-after by musicians throughout the world. This concert will be the first public hearing of the new fortepiano.

Joining Slowik will be Massachusetts-based flautist Christopher Krueger, whose appearance on last season’s all-Bach series at “Little” Washington was much enjoyed, plus New York-based cellist Myron Lutzke, long a veteran of the Smithsonian Chamber Music Society's Washington performances and

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