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Trav'ling Home

Date: Sun, Sep 27, 2026

Time: Sun., 3-4:30pm

Venue: North Carolina Museum of Art, Raleigh

Price: $36 general/$30 members/$20 students

Category: Music

The Boston Camerata’s pioneering program traces migratory currents and flows of early American song, largely spiritual but also secular. The musical sources of this performance are drawn from European and New World oral traditions, hymns, psalms and chants in English, German dialects, early songbooks of Black churches, as well as from the still largely unpublished Shaker manuscript archive at Sabbathday Lake, Maine. Voice and direction: Anne Azéma. Voice: Camila Parias, Deborah Rentz-Moore, Ryan Lustgarten, Corey Hart, Luke Scott. Flute and guitar: Jesse Lepkoff. This program is an event of the Initiative for Jewish Art and Culture. The Initiative has planned an expanded 2026–27 Sacred Song Series, inviting audiences to explore the rich musical traditions that have shaped communities across the globe.

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Trav'ling Home

“Arrive an hour early to stroll the free museum galleries before the music starts”

When
This Sunday
Sun, Sep 27, 2026
Sun., 3-4:30pm
Ages
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Price
$36 general/$30 members/$20 students
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What is Trav'ling Home? This concert by the Boston Camerata explores the roots of early American music through a mix of spiritual and secular songs, including Shaker manuscripts and early Black church music. What to Know: The performance takes place on Sunday, September 27, from 3:00 to 4:30 PM inside the North Carolina Museum of Art. Tickets are $36 for the general public, $30 for museum members, and $20 for students. Parking at the museum is free, and the East Building galleries are a great place to walk around before the doors open. This indoor, seated performance is best suited for teenagers and older children who can sit quietly through a ninety-minute classical concert. This concert makes a great weekend pick because it offers a calm, culturally rich afternoon inside one of Raleigh's best venues. It is an easy way to sneak a little music history into your family's weekend routine without a massive time commitment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is this concert suitable for toddlers?
This is a formal, ninety-minute indoor concert, so it is best suited for older children, teenagers, and adults who can sit quietly for the duration of the performance.
Where do we park for the event?
You can park for free in the main lots at the North Carolina Museum of Art, with the closest spaces located near the East Building.

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Trav'ling Home runs Sun, Sep 27, 2026, Sun., 3-4:30pm.

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