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The Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra’s Summer Music at Ravisloe Presents New Comma Baroque’s From Prussia with Love – Virtuosity at the Court of Frederick the Great
New Comma Baroque returns to the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra’s Summer Music at Ravisloe Series with an electrifying and dynamic program, From Prussia with Love. As composer and flutist, Frederick II 'the Great' of Prussia surrounded himself with a myriad of the greatest musicians of his day. Join New Comma Baroque's Leighann Daihl Ragusa, Phillip W. Serna & Emily Katayama in an exploration of music-making at court featuring works by Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach alongside gems by Karl Heinrich Graun, Johann Christian Hertel, and Johann Joachim Quantz.
Find out more »Kyuquot Sound Early Music Workshop & Festival: “Music on the Sound”
Workshop for recorder and viol players. Choose from a variety of music classes including Renaissance, Baroque, Mixed Consort and Master Classes. Receive expert instruction in technique, musical style and interpretation. Attend fabulous faculty concerts during the Festival at the Kyuquot Inn and other local venues. Faculty: Matthias Maute, Recorder; Sophie Larivière, Recorder; David Morris, Viol. Explore the wonders of nature and abundant wildlife on nearby beach trails. Enjoy the waterfront accommodations. Enrollment is limited to 30 participants. Intermediate to Advanced…
Find out more »Boston Bach International Organ Competition
The inaugural Boston Bach International Organ Competition takes place September 2-9 and is open to emerging artists of any nationality who have completed their schooling and are between the ages of 26 and 37. Sixteen contestants will arrive during the last week of August to prepare for the three rounds of the competition. The BBIOC is quadrennial like its Leipzig counterpart, and is intended to promote further artistic development of players already engaged in professional careers, increase the general public's…
Find out more »Labor Day Concert: Martin Schmeding
As part of the series of jury concerts taking place over the week of the Boston Bach International Organ Competition, jury member Martin Schmeding of Leipzig plays the annual Labor Day concert at First Lutheran Church, a program of music by Bach, Bruhns, Frescobaldi, Grigny, Krebs, Medek, Mendelssohn, van Noordt, Scheidemann, and Steigleder.
Find out more »BBIOC Jury Concert: King’s Chapel
As part of the series of jury concerts being offered during the week of the Boston Bach International Organ Competition, jury chair Arvid Gast, head of church music at the Lübeck Hochschule and organist at the famous Jakobikirche in Lübeck, and the BBIOC Secretariat Jonathan Wessler play the regular Tuesday lunchtime concert at King's Chapel.
Find out more »Columbia Baroque Concert Series: Splendors of the Baroque, “Vivacious Viols”
Our season opening concert features Gail Ann Schroeder, viola da gamba and guest artist Webster Williams, viola da gamba and violone. The concert is presented in honor of Patricia L. Beckler and Myrtle T. Robinson. Gail Ann Schroeder and Jean Hein are soloists in Telemann’s gorgeous Concerto for Recorder and Viola da Gamba. The program includes Couperin’s exotic Italianate sonata, “La Sultane,” featuring two gambas and two violins. Two of Telemann’s sacantatas sung by Brittnee Siemon with solo recorder…
Find out more »Ronn McFarlane and Ayreheart at One World Coffeehouse
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane and his instrumental trio Ayreheart
Find out more »Ronn McFarlane and Ayreheart at the Williamsburg Regional Library
Grammy-nominated lutenist Ronn McFarlane performs with his instrumental trio Ayreheart.
Find out more »Chatham Baroque Presents Vivaldi’s Four Seasons
In their 28th season, Chatham Baroque at last presents Antonio Vivaldi’s The Four Seasons––one of the most globally popular and beloved works from the Baroque. Accompanied by the original poetry, these iconic works vividly paint diverse scenes of country life in all sorts of inclement weather with wondrous virtuosity and technical wizardry. With guests: Cynthia Black, Alice Culin-Ellison (violins); Kristen Linfante (viola); J. Tracy Mortimore (double bass); and Justin Wallace (harpsichord)
Find out more »THE TEARS OF EXILE
Delighted with its collaborations with the Choir of Trinity Wall Street (New York) in 2014 and with The Elora Singers in 2016, the SMAM is joining forces with Toronto’s excellent Elmer Iseler Singers this year to once again present a choral concert for 40 voices. The repertoire covers five centuries of choral music, from the work of great 15th century master Johannes Ockeghem to present day compositions, including certain monumental works by Guerrero, Marenzio, Lassus, Tomkins, and Gibbons, and a…
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