David Gordon Returns!
David Gordon, famed “Northwest Troubadour,”
is back again this year for another benefit performance
for our new Jacksonville museum!
David Gordon, our favorite Northwest Troubadour, is returning with a special fundraising concert for our new Jacksonville Museum! For this special occasion he’ll be singing in “The International Language” of “Love Songs from Around the World.”
David will be drawing from his repertoire of English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, and Old Scots music. He will also be singing an amazing love song from around 1160 in the language of Medieval Provencal, written for Eleanor of Aquitaine by her troubadour, and one of the first love songs ever to be written down. And as always, David will be sharing the stories behind the songs.
David Gordon is a renowned acoustic guitarist and storyteller, described by the Washington Post as “an irresistible performer.” His compelling voice, keen sense of drama, and wacky humor have charmed audiences worldwide for more than 40 years. David’s international performing and recording career in classical and acoustic music reaches from Bach to bluegrass, from grand opera to jazz, from Mozart to songs of the Oregon Trail.
Plan to join us for this special occasion and special concert!
Sunday, May 4 – 3pm
“The International Language:
Love Songs from around the World”
2nd floor, Jacksonville’s New City Hall
206 North 5th Street.
Parking is available on site and in adjacent areas.
General admission is $25.00 and reservations are required.
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| “The International Language: Love Songs from around the World” Sunday, May 4, 2025 – 3pm |
DISCLAIMER: All attendees do so at their own risk and waive any liability claims against Historic Jacksonville, Inc. or the City of Jacksonville. This includes illness and injury, as well as loss, damage or theft of property. Historic Jacksonville, Inc. reserves the right to refuse admission or eject persons at any time.