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January 2019
Talisman Medieval Winter Concert
Join David Yardley (countertenor, clarsach) and Christopher Preston Thompson (tenor, clarsach) to journey to a different time and place, with the upcoming winter concert by Talisman Medieval. Featuring rarely heard music from the 12th to the 15th centuries written in France and Italy, as well as world premiere compositions in medieval idiom by David Yardley.
Find out more »Abendmusik, New York’s Period Instrument String Band presents Veni, vidi, vici Venetia!
This period of musical splendor, early on, is most closely associated with Andrea and Giovanni Gabrieli, the latter arriving in Venice in 1585 to take on two of the most desirable organist positions in the city—at the Basilica di San Marco and the Scuola di San Rocco. Rebecca Edwards’s article in Musica Disciplina, (Vol. 56, 2011), “Becoming Magnificent: Giovanni Gabrieli from his ‘Annus Horribilis’ to his Death in 1612,” claims that Giovanni faced personal tragedy and financial challenges his first…
Find out more »Les Délices Leuven Songbook
Medieval music brought to life for audiences with a multimedia program featuring works from a recently-discovered 15th-century songbook produced in partnership with Chicago’s Newberry Consort. CONCERT TICKETS In Advance: $25-$35 At the Door: $30 | $25 Seniors | $5 Students Go to https://lesdelices.secure.force.com/ticket/#details_a0S1J000007A4ZhUAK or call (216)302-8404.
Find out more »Airs of Caledonia: Musica Pacifica w/David Greenberg
David Greenberg, Baroque violinist and Cape Breton-style fiddler extraordinaire, joins Musica Pacifica for a program of 18th-century Scottish and Baroque music. In this delightful and high-energy program, you'll be tapping your feet to the driving strathspeys and reels of Cape Breton. Soulful airs and merry jigs will prove curiously compatible program-mates to the more studied compositions of Henry Purcell, Francesco Barsanti and Nicola Matteis. In addition, the music of ancient Scottish composers such as James Oswald, "Red Rob" Mackintosh, and…
Find out more »LD@Play Songbooks & Storytelling – Choose your own adventure!
Enjoy music from a recently-discovered 15th Century songbook, learn about medieval instruments, and choose your own adventure as we tell your new story in medieval song. CONCERT TICKETS FREE—Registration Recommended Go to https://www.lesdelices.org/event/ldplay-songbooks-storytelling/ or call (216)302-8404.
Find out more »Ronn McFarlane, Solo Lute, at Delaware Friends of Folk
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane will perform a selection of pieces on solo lute at the Delaware Friends of Folk Coffee House Series. A local musician will open the concert at 7:30pm
Find out more »Austin Baroque Orchestra Chamber Soloists present “Carnevale Veneziano”
Just in time for Carnival season, we present a chamber program made up of early baroque works from Venice. Often seen as a reaction against the controlled restraint of the late Renaissance, music in 17th-century Italy changed drastically, and the expressivity and emotional frankness of the music of Monteverdi and his contemporaries can be arresting, even today. Works by Monteverdi, Merula, Uccellini, Caccini, Bertali, and others, performed by a small ensemble including violin, recorder, cello, dulcian, harp, and theorbo.
Find out more »Sunrise and Spring – Part of Queen Anne Concerts, under the auspices of Musique du Jour Presents!
Acclaimed violinist Elizabeth Blumenstock, concertmaster of the world-famous Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra (San Francisco), performs on her 1660 Andrea Guarneri violin (Cremona) with violinist Cecilia Archuleta, violist Laurel Wells, and cellist Meg Brennand playing Haydn’s Sunrise Quartet and Mozart’s Spring Quartet. Rounding out the program will be Bach’s A-minor Sonata for Unaccompanied Violin and Mozart’s lovely Adagio and Fugue after W. F. Bach. “The performance fairly crackled with electricity.” (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) $30 GA, $25 SN, $15 Youth (ages 17–25/Students), "Kids-Come-Free" (accompanied…
Find out more »Les Délices Leuven Songbook
Medieval music brought to life for audiences with a multimedia program featuring works from a recently-discovered 15th-century songbook produced in partnership with Chicago’s Newberry Consort. CONCERT TICKETS In Advance: $25-$35 At the Door: $30 | $25 Seniors | $5 Students Go to https://lesdelices.secure.force.com/ticket/#details_a0S1J000007A4ZhUAK or call (216)302-8404.
Find out more »Sunrise and Spring – Part of Queen Anne Concerts, under the auspices of Musique du Jour Presents!
Acclaimed violinist Elizabeth Blumenstock, concertmaster of the world-famous Philharmonia Baroque Orchestra (San Francisco), performs on her 1660 Andrea Guarneri violin (Cremona) with violinist Cecilia Archuleta, violist Laurel Wells, and cellist Meg Brennand playing Haydn’s Sunrise Quartet and Mozart’s Spring Quartet. Rounding out the program will be Bach’s A-minor Sonata for Unaccompanied Violin and Mozart’s lovely Adagio and Fugue after W. F. Bach. “The performance fairly crackled with electricity.” (Seattle Post-Intelligencer) $30 GA, $25 SN, $15 Youth (ages 17–25/Students), "Kids-Come-Free" (accompanied…
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