Special Concerts Celebrating Sunday Baroque

Twenty-five years ago, Sunday Baroque was among the most listened-to programs on WSHU, but a well-kept secret beyond our coverage area. We began offering it nationally and today this unique program of early music created and hosted by Suzanne Bona is enjoyed by listeners on over 270 stations around the country!

The success of Sunday Baroque is really a story about the commitment of public radio listeners. The program’s growth has been made possible by the generous members of the Friends of Sunday Baroque; foundations like the Shilling Family Foundation, the Maurer Family Foundation and Richard P. Garmany Fund; and donations from listeners from Fairfield and Port Jefferson…to Washington, DC and Gainesville, FL…to Boulder, CO and beyond!

Please join us as we celebrate Sunday Baroque with three special concerts featuring The Sylvan Trio, an ensemble comprised of program host and flutist Suzanne Bona, cellist Josh Aerie and pianist Greg Kostraba. The program will explore Suzanne’s passion for music as a broadcaster and as a professional musician. You’ll hear pieces by Clara Schumann, Amy Beach, Rick Sowash and more!

WSHU Celebrates Sunday Baroque: A concert featuring The Sylvan Trio
Friday, October 18, 2024 at 7 p.m.
The Long Island Museum
1200 Route 25A, Stony Brook, NY
Tickets: $30

WSHU Celebrates Sunday Baroque: A concert featuring The Sylvan Trio
Saturday, October 19, 2024 at 3:30 p.m.
Sudler Recital Hall is inside William L. Harkness Hall
100 Wall Street, New Haven, CT
Tickets $30

Wilton Candlelight Concerts: A concert featuring The Sylvan Trio
Sunday, October 20, 2024 at 4 pm
Wilton Congregational Church
70 Ridgefield Road (Route 33), Wilton CT
Tickets $30

Concert Program

Undine Smith Moore - AFRO-AMERICAN SUITE
Rick Sowash – SEASONAL BREEZES
Amy Beach – TWO PIECES FOR FLUTE, CELLO, AND PIANO OP.90
Princess Anna Amalia of Prussia – SONATA IN F
Clara Schumann – TRIO IN G MINOR OP.17: movements 3 & 4