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 Concerts at St Paul - 2026

Next Concert: October 22, 2026 - 7 pm
A unique opportunity to experience
Award Winning Artists - Admission is Free


Meet the artists: 
Angela Massey is an award-winning flautist and international performer who presents over sixty recitals a year and whose performances have been described as beautiful and enchanting. She holds a flute position with the Ft. Myers Philharmonic and is flute instructor at Florida Gulf University. 
Seeun Baek, violinist, has been praised for her expressive artistry and refined. technique. She is also an award-winning international artist, having performed at Carnegie Weill Hall and Lincoln Center's Bruno Walter Auditorium, and served as Concertmaster of the Juilliard Orchestra and Stony Brook Symphony Orchestra. 
Edward Luengo is a prize winning Venezuelan-American cellist, described as a strong and endearing performer, he has performed at International Festivals and Invitationals and has joined the University of South Florida as a Faculty member of Cello and Chamber Music.
 Dr. Alexandra Snyder Dunbar is an award-winning harpsichordist, pianist, and pedagogue. A recipient of a full scholarship to the Juilliard School, she has performed harpsichord concerti with Amethyst Baroque, Orchestra 54, and the Chamber Orchestra of New York as well as collaborating with the New York Philharmonic and the Atlanta Baroque Orchestra. She serves on the Faculty of the University of North Georgia and Interlochen Arts Camp. 
Come and experience the beauty of Baroque Masters at their best!

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