World-renowned pianist Inon Barnaton is performing Friday and Saturday (1/18, 1/19) as part of the Huntsville Chamber Music Guild’s Celebrity series. Tonight’s performance is a solo recital, on Saturday he’ll be performing with the Calidore String Quartet.
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