Orchestra of St. Luke’s returns to Carnegie Hall with a vivacious program of Baroque delights. The evening opens majestically with Marc-Antoine Charpentier’s triumphal Prelude to his Te Deum in D Major, followed by an “imaginary concerto for violin” assembled from Johann Sebastian Bach’s works, and featuring ensemble member and Met Orchestra concertmaster Benjamin Bowman as soloist. The evening reaches regal splendor with a complete performance of George Frideric Handel’s joyous Water Music. Initially commissioned for a barge party for King George I on the River Thames in London, Water Music remains a crowning masterpiece of the composer’s legacy.