Musical impressions of morning, noon, and night by composers from all around the world—from Ravi Shankar’s raga-based Enchanted Dawn and Gernot Wolfgang's jazz-infused Rays of Light to Arthur Foote's wistful At Dusk and Luigi Boccherini’s spirited Night Music from the Streets of Madrid

Musical images of the British Isles, including Arnold Bax’s haunting Phantasy Sonata, Ralph Vaughan Williams’s Six Studies in English Folk Song, film composer John Williams’s depiction of the Eó Rossa tree of Celtic folklore, and a set of lively Scots-Irish fiddle tunes

André Jolivet’s meditative Pastorales de Noël, festive Baroque chamber works by Charpentier and Leclair, and traditional Christmas carols—all performed in the soft glow of candlelight in the Gothic-style sanctuary of St. John's Episcopal Church

Diabolical and fiendishly virtuosic music of Couperin, Tartini, and Saint-Saëns, paired with Halvorsen’s haunting Sarabande con variazioni on a theme of Handel, Ravel’s Mother Goose Suite, and Tournier’s enchanting Féerie for harp and strings

with guest violinist Christine Meyer Maynard