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Photo Gallery
 Ryan Mullaney conducts the Scholars of St. Cecilia in the “Festival of Lessons & Carols” at Emmanuel Episcopal Parish |  Kathryn Summersett (Belinda) and Dianna Grabowski (Dido) in Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas at Emmanuel Episcopal Parish (Best of the Baroque: London) |  Baroque violinists Stanley Ritchie, Cynthia Roberts and Brandi Berry bring their virtuosity to “3 Violins, 3 Generations.” |
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 Keith Collins with two of the historic banjos he used in “From Britain to the Blue Ridge,” a tribute to the ballad links between the British Isles and the Appalachians. |  Mountainside’s resident chamber choir, the Scholars of St. Cecilia, perform at St. Patrick’s. |  Brandi Berry and Janelle Davis enjoy a light moment during rehearsal for “Finally, Bach” in the Shrine of Ss. Peter & Paul. (Best of the Baroque: Leipzig) |
 Armonia Celeste rehearsing “Benedicite Domine: Music from 17th Century Rome” at the Shrine to Ss. Peter & Paul. |  Caitlin Cribbs takes a break at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church during rehearsals for “Ein Feste Burg.” |  Janna Critz (Sorceress) and Stephanie Laut and Angela Merrithew (Witches) concoct an evil scheme against Dido and Aeneas in Purcell’s famous opera. |
 Paul Hopkins demonstrates his Baroque natural horn, used in Telemann’s “Der Tod” at the Shrine of Ss. Peter & Paul. |  Mia Culjak takes a break during rehearsals for “Ein Feste Burg” at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church |  The viol consort rehearses Holborne dances for “Shakespeare & England’s Golden Age” at Emmanuel Episcopal Parish. |
 Kathryn Summersett (Belinda), Katie Hendricks (Sprite), Angel Gippert (2nd Woman) and Dianna Grabowski (Dido) all spurn Ryan Mullaney’s (Aeneas) pleas in Purcell’s Dido & Aeneas. |  Ryan Mullaney talks with Vic Resendez about the instruments displayed in the Allegany Museum’s “From Britain to the Blue Ridge” exhibit. |  Mountainside Co-Directors Ryan Mullaney & Lyle Nordstrom hang out in front of the Western Maryland Scenic Railway’s engine, “Mountain Thunder.” |
 Pre-concert warm up for “Ein Feste Burg” at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church (Before Bach) |  Baritone Ryan Mullaney |  Eastman Viol Consort & Mountainside Baroque gather outside Emmanuel after “England’s Golden Age.” |
 Rebecca Beasley performs a Clerambault cantata with Bloomington Baroque |  Rehearsing Telemann Chaconne at the Shrine of Ss. Peter & Paul for “Finally, Bach.” (Best of the Baroque: Leipzig) |
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