Experience an evening of classical enchantment with the Cape Symphony Orchestra's principal string players at the Cape Cod Museum of Art. Join us for a concert that promises to be a memorable journey through the soul-stirring power of music. Featuring an exceptional ensemble of musicians from your Cape Symphony Orchestra: Jae Cosmos Lee and Rhiannon Banerdt on violin, Danielle Farina on viola, and Jacques Lee-Wood on cello, this 65-minute program showcases a diverse and engaging repertoire. Delight in the intimate dialogues of Beethoven's "Eye Glass Duo" for viola and cello, explore the rhythmic complexities of Trevor Weston's "Juba," and immerse yourself in the harmonious beauty of Leclair's Sonata for two violins in E minor. Following a brief intermission—a perfect moment to reflect and refresh—our musical journey resumes with Steven Snowden's "Appalachian Polaroids," a piece that captures the essence of Americana. The evening will culminate in the classical elegance of Mozart's "Eine Kleine Nachtmusik," before concluding with the traditional charm of "Old Reinlander from Sonndala." Complementing the auditory feast, the event will have a curated wine bar for purchase by the renowned Dunn & Sons, ensuring an exquisite tasting experience that matches the sophistication of the musical selections. Guests will also have access to the museum's two main galleries (Hope/McClennan and Bank of America/Hunter) as well the Hart-Signore Sculpture and the Ocean Edge galleries to further round out this one-of-kind artistic experience. This special evening is not just a concert but a celebration of art, culture, and community at one of Cape Cod's most beloved venues. Seize this opportunity to indulge in a night of superb music and wine. Let the melodies of the Cape Symphony Orchestra's principal players enchant you, and make memories that will resonate long after the final note fades. Limited seating available. Early booking is recommended to ensure your participation in this unique cultural event.