Join us for a festive holiday celebration with one of America’s most beloved ensembles! This vocal and instrumental program features carols and dance tunes from the British Isles, Germany, France, Spain, and the New World.
The Tempesta di Mare | Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra Chamber Players present Unmatched Dec. 1, 2023 at 7:30 PM | Presbyterian Church of Chestnut Hill Dec. 2, 2023 at 7:30 PM | Trinity Center for Urban Life “Starting in the 16th century adventurous composers began to assemble and write for mixed, or unmatched ensembles …
Timeless. Joyful. Lustrous. Boston Baroque celebrates the holiday season with the GRAMMY® -nominated, complete version of Handel’s Messiah, 42 years after presenting the first Boston period-instrument performances of the complete oratorio in 1981. Discover all the glorious delights of this cherished yearly musical tradition with our stellar orchestra, chorus, and world-renown soloists. This event will …
Exquisite music to welcome a season of peace, light and joy. Baroque and traditional music from Bolivia, Italy, and Spain. Animated concertos from Bolivia set the tone for a spirited program featuring rustic sounds of “pifferari” (wandering musicians at Christmas time), Spanish dance rhythms, original improvisations, and a lively Galician carol. Highlighting the talents and …
Early Music Missouri's 2023 Holiday Program features a vocal ensemble and chamber orchestra performing sacred music of the season by Marc-Antoine Charpentier. EMMo offers Charpentier's best known music for the Christmas season including the "Messe de minuit pour Noël," a mass based on French Christmas songs and his instrumental setting of these same traditional tunes, "Noëls …
Rembrandt Chamber Musicians, Chicago’s flagship ensemble covering the full spectrum of classical chamber music, will present a “Holiday Baroque” program December 1 and 3, 2023, that opens with a shimmering showpiece for soprano and trumpet: George Frideric Handel’s aria “Let the Bright Seraphim” in D Major from his oratorio “Samson,” HWV 57. Antonio Vivaldi’s charming …
Join us for a festive holiday celebration with one of America’s most beloved ensembles! This vocal and instrumental program features carols and dance tunes from the British Isles, Germany, France, Spain, and the New World.
Timeless. Joyful. Lustrous. Boston Baroque celebrates the holiday season with the GRAMMY®-nominated, complete version of Handel’s Messiah, 42 years after presenting the first Boston period-instrument performances of the complete oratorio in 1981. Discover all the glorious delights of this cherished yearly musical tradition with our stellar orchestra, chorus, and world-renown soloists. 2 hour 55 minutes …
Freelance Nun, Alkemie's sister-ensemble, shares a concert of the music of Hildegard von Bingen, played with synthesizers, electric guitars, medieval harps with guitar pedals, and early winds on Sunday, December 3 in Ridgewood, NYC. Doors are at 6:30; the concert is at 7:00 p.m. The venue address is shared after you RSVP (the day before …
Baroque Practice, beginning September 5th, will be held on Tuesdays from 1-2 Eastern Standard Time. This free class online is designed for the general public. The class will be hosted by Catherine Turocy with additional guest teachers from the NYBDC and colleagues. Most classes will be a movement class but some sessions may be guided …
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