Harpsichordist Pierre Hantaï plays music by Bach, Couperin, Handel & more

The concert instrument is a genuine harpsichord built on templates taken from an existing 17th century instrument. It has two keyboards, as was typical for the majority of instruments built in the 17th and 18th centuries.

The Church of the Epiphany is just 3 minutes walk from the Metro Center Station exit on 12th and G St N.W. Washington D.C. This is a well lit, well-trafficed area at night.

Timed, ticketed parking is available on nearby streets. Two parking garages located at 1155 F Street NW and at 1201 F Street NW charge less than $13 with entrance after 5:00 pm and exit before 11:00 pm

The venue is fully accessible.

Unfortunately we cannot issue refunds. However, if you let us know at least 3 days before the concert that you're unable to make it we'll transfer your ticket/s to another concert occurring in the same Season.

This concert is presented by Capriccio Baroque, Washington D.C.'s premier venue for solo harpsichord. Capriccio presents internationally acclaimed harpsichordists in intimate concerts. More information available at www.CapriccioBaroque.org