European-trained musicians, American political elites, theater performers, and denizens of the French colonies all performed shoulder to shoulder in an 18th century Philadelphia that saw a lively and burgeoning music scene after the relaxation of cultural restrictions enforced during the Revolutionary War. From familiar Scottish Airs to dance numbers and chamber music, this recreation of a city concert on Friday, May 15, at 7 PM in Christ Church’s Chapel offers an immersive experience of living history featuring music from Philadelphia’s stages and ballrooms popular at the time. It’s part of “Soundtrack of Independence,” a collaborative celebration of the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. Reserve your seats below.