JS Bach's Long Walk in the Snow (Caledon East)

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Baroque Concert

Date

November 14, 2026 • 7:30 PM

Venue

St. James Anglican Church (Caledon East)

6025 Old Church Rd, Caledon East, ON L7C 1H8

Presenter

Tom Allen

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Program Summary

Tom Allen brings JS Bach's Long Walk in the Snow to Caledon East: the story of the young Bach trekking 400 km north in 1705 to escape a job he'd had enough of, told with music. Long-time collaborators Rebekah Wolkstein (voice and violin) and accordionist Michael Bridge join for an intimate evening.

Full Program

JS Bach's Long Walk in the Snow — story with music. Performers: Tom Allen (storyteller); Rebekah Wolkstein (voice, violin); Michael Bridge (accordion). 7:30–9:30 PM.

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