โString Music from the French Courtโ Happy Hour Concerts welcomes Un tas de cordes to our series for a first-time concert. The Baroque string trio performs a program of chamber music from the courts of Louis XIV and Louis XV. The evening will feature sonatas by Jean-Fรฉry Rebel and Georg Muffat as well as a […]
Marcia Hadjimarkos, an Oregon native now in France, will will share a wide range of English keyboard music at the clavichord, from a 1630 virginal book to the 20th century, including a sonata by Joseph Haydn. YouTube Video Premiere May 4, 2024
Mรบsica Antigua de Albuquerque will present "Music of the Seasons," a concert of music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance about the four seasons of the year. Sorry, no Vivaldi, but there are lots of other tunes to choose from. Songs about spring were by far the most popular in olden times, with its association […]
Doron Schleifer voice Ivo Haun de Oliveira voice Corina Marti recorders & clavicembalum Michaล Gondko plectrum lute Vojtฤch Jakl fiddle Following its legacy of giving New York premieres to the worldโs elite ensembles, MB1800 presents La Morra from Basel, Switzerland to close our 49th season. Under the joint artistic leadership of Corina Marti and Michaล […]
The Bach Week Festival will conclude its 50th anniversary and farewell season with J. S. Bachโs Mass in B Minor, BWV 232, hailed as a cathedral of sound, a myriad of musical miracles, and a crowning achievement of Western music. The work is a treasury of many of Bachโs greatest musical ideas. Soloists are Josefien […]
Mรบsica Antigua de Albuquerque will present "Music of the Seasons," a concert of music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance about the four seasons of the year. Sorry, no Vivaldi, but there are lots of other tunes to choose from. Songs about spring were by far the most popular in olden times, with its association […]
This program will explore the connection between earthly and celestial forces as expressed in some distinct, compelling visions. Wind player and composer Mara Winter will lead Camerata through musings on humankindโs relationship to the universe, the mystery of creation, and the magic of the natural world, sung in all three of medieval Britainโs literary languages: […]
La Donna Musicale explores the distinctive contributions of Parisian women composers to the French Baroque and Rococo secular genres ofย airs sรฉrieux:ย serious songs with subjects such as love, politics, and pastoral scenes, andย airs ร boire:ย drinking songs to make merry with libations such as wine. These song forms celebrate passionate longing and self-indulgent inebriation. Our featured composer […]
J.S. Bach owed part of his creative inspiration to the 17th-centuryโs Stylus phantasticus, a method that sought freedom of form and expression, especially in instrumental works. This program explores several composers who embraced this approach. With a flourishing send-off in the finale of our 25th anniversary year, birds of a feather include Rosenmรผller, Reincken, Westhoff, […]
Golden Age Spain and Portugal resounded with music of the ministriles - the Renaissance wind players who held prominent roles in the cultural fabric of these countries. Piffaro pays homage to our Spanish and Portuguese forebears in a program that explores some of the vast repertoire from this time - or some of what still […]
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