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Circulating Sound Concert
featuring Encomium Ensemble
2025-09-27 14:30:00
2025-09-27 15:30:00
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Circulating Sound Concert
Join us for a concert featuring Encomium Ensemble, a 3 member group that plays a unique blend of early music. These musicians play a variety of unique instruments (like the Viola da Gamba, Tenor Vielle, 7 String Bass Guitar, Lute, Irish whistle, and more), and highlight tunes from around the world.
West Indianapolis Branch -
Saturday, September 27
2:30pm - 3:30pm
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2025-09-27 14:30:00
2025-09-27 15:30:00
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Circulating Sound Concert
Join us for a concert featuring Encomium Ensemble, a 3 member group that plays a unique blend of early music. These musicians play a variety of unique instruments (like the Viola da Gamba, Tenor Vielle, 7 String Bass Guitar, Lute, Irish whistle, and more), and highlight tunes from around the world.
West Indianapolis Branch -
Join us for a concert featuring Encomium Ensemble, a 3 member group that plays a unique blend of early music. These musicians play a variety of unique instruments (like the Viola da Gamba, Tenor Vielle, 7 String Bass Guitar, Lute, Irish whistle, and more), and highlight tunes from around the world.
This concert features Encomium Ensemble. You can check them out on their website or on their YouTube page.
The Circulating Sound Concert series features live music at branches throughout the system. Join us for concerts featuring local artists performing a variety of musical styles, genres, and communities in Marion County.
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West Indianapolis Branch
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About the branch
The first West Indianapolis Branch opened in 1897, following the annexation of West Indianapolis into the city of Indianapolis. A new building on West Morris Street, constructed with funds from a $120,000 grant by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation, opened in 1912 and served the community until 1986, when the current 5,000-square-foot branch began service on South Kappes Street.