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There will be a soprano, an alto, a tenor and a baritone performing Sunday afternoon at the N.C. Museum of Art. But rather than voices, they will be saxophones belonging to the foursome who make up North Carolina-based Lenoir Sax. Their concert for the Raleigh Chamber Music Guild covers a range of French composers, from Debussy and Satie to Pierné and Clerisse, appropriate for an instrument invented in France. There's more French immersion available in the pre-concert tour of program-related paintings in the museum. 821-2030; www.rcmg.orgOther highlights- Saturday: Concert Singers of Cary and the Raleigh Symphony Orchestra at Cary's Westwood Baptist Church -- a reprise of January's sold-out presentation of Richard Einhorn's score, performed to the 1928 silent film "The Passion of Joan of Arc." 678-1009; www.concertsingers.org
- Sunday: Chamber Orchestra of the Triangle in Durham's Carolina Theatre -- 20th century Italian works by Busoni, Casella, Pedrollo and Rota. 942-3179; www.chamberorchestraofthetriangle.org
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