The violin was played by all classes and in all settings in Colonial Williamsburg. But as anyone who has tried knows, playing the violin is easier said than done! Come hear how this most ubiquitous of musical instruments was played.
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Evening Program: Palace Concert
Colonial Williamsburg's early music ensemble, the Governor's Musick, offers an elegant evening of chamber music.
Open to the Public
Event Ticket
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Tour: Williamsburg Lost & Found
Explore the history of Williamsburg through objects on exhibit during this guided tour.
Art Museums Admission
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Organ, Harpsichord, & Flute Recital
Organist Rebecca Davy, Music Director & Organist at Bruton Parish, and Flutist Suzanne Daniel present a candlelight recital in this beautiful 350-year-old worship center.
Open to the Public