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Alan Alda Returns To Bridgehampton Chamber Music Festival With A Tale Of Bach

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Marya Martin speaks to the audience at a previous BCMF concert.

Marya Martin speaks to the audience at a previous BCMF concert.

Alan Alda speaking from the stage at a previous BCMF concert.

Alan Alda speaking from the stage at a previous BCMF concert. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

Alan Alda, Marya Martin and pianist Gilles Vonsattel at a previous BCMF concert.

Alan Alda, Marya Martin and pianist Gilles Vonsattel at a previous BCMF concert. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

A BCMF rehearsal.

A BCMF rehearsal. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

Violinist Jennifer Koh will perform Bach's Chaconne.

Violinist Jennifer Koh will perform Bach's Chaconne.

Violinist Jennifer Koh will perform Bach's Chaconne alongside Alan Alda.

Violinist Jennifer Koh will perform Bach's Chaconne alongside Alan Alda.

Alan Alda and Marya Martin.

Alan Alda and Marya Martin. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

The final note at a previous BCMF concert.

The final note at a previous BCMF concert. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

A previous BCMF concert.

A previous BCMF concert. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

Alan Alda on stage at a 2016 BCMF concert.

Alan Alda on stage at a 2016 BCMF concert. MICHAEL LAWRENCE

Alan Alda will offer narration to accompany Bach's Chaconne.

Alan Alda will offer narration to accompany Bach's Chaconne.

authorAnnette Hinkle on Jul 27, 2021
For Alan Alda, effectively communicating with others has long been a prime motivator. After hosting the television show “Scientific American Frontiers” on PBS for 14 years, the Emmy-award winning actor... more

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