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Home » Events » Concord Women’s Chorus Presents Diane Taraz in ‘Songs of the Revolution’

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Concord Women’s Chorus Presents Diane Taraz in ‘Songs of the Revolution’

Concord Women’s Chorus Presents Diane Taraz in ‘Songs of the Revolution’

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3/23/25 2:00 pm to 4:00 pm EDT

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Website: http://concordwomenschorus.org
Location: First Parish
20 Lexington Road
Concord, MA
United States

Event Description

To mark 250 years since the start of the American Revolution, Diane Taraz takes a trip back in time and traces the road to rebellion with songs enjoyed by ordinary people, especially those often overlooked, such as women and people of color. Enjoy lively ballads, serene hymns, bold marches, passionate laments, and songs created by both sides promoting either independence or loyalty to the crown. Dressed in a gown of the time, Taraz plays authentic instruments including the lap dulcimer and an “English guitar,” the type favored by women of the 18th century. 

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KEYWORDS concord women's chorus , diane taraz , music
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