Baltimore, MD: Vienna at Homewood Museum

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Indulge your sweet tooth and love of Mozart during an afternoon at Homewood Museum, a Palladian-style, Federal-era mansion renowned for its elegant proportions, fine finishes, and extravagant details. Stroll through the furnished period rooms while enjoying a live performance by pianist Ayal Yariv on the museum's 1804 piano forte. Refreshments, Viennese chocolates, and other delectables will be served in the Wine Cellar.

MEET THE PIANIST
Ayal Yariv is currently a piano accompanist for the dance program at the Peabody Institute of the Johns Hopkins University and is also the director of music at Pilgrim Lutheran Church. He has worked with music, dance, and theater programs at schools such as the Baltimore School for the Arts, Colby College, Loyola University Maryland, Goucher College, and Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School, and has performed at churches and synagogues in Maryland, New York, and Oregon. A native of Jerusalem, Israel, he studied piano at the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance. He also has a bachelor's degree in musicology from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and a certificate in music therapy from the David Yellin College of Education. He was a member of the Portland, Oregon band, "Def Schlepper," and is currently involved in a new musical group called, "Minsky Pickup." 

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