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Repast Baroque Ensemble performs Bach's great masterpiece with an ensemble of two violins (with one violinist also performing on viola), viola da gamba, bassoon, and harpsichord.

Repast Baroque Ensemble performs Bach's masterpiece with an ensemble of two violins (one also playing viola), viola da gamba, bassoon and harpsichord.

Mezzo-soprano Ruston Ropac and lutenist and guitarist Peter Argondizza will present a concert of mostly 17th century repertoire from Italy and England on themes of love, life, loss, and the melancholy contemplation of it all.

L’Esprit Baroque proudly presents our fall concert, a program featuring our woodwind contingent. Our program will explore the variety and uses of the recorder family from the Medieval through the Baroque eras. In addition, we will hear two other woodwind instruments popular during the 17th century, the cornetto and the dulcian. We will present consort music from Medieval, Renaissance and early Baroque composers, some consort songs and an organ solo by William Byrd, a solo recorder sonata by J.B. Loeillet…

As the aurora borealis is believed in Scandinavian folklore to mark the dawning of a year of fruitful harvest, Early Music New York‘s inaugural 45th anniversary season concert marks the opening of a bountiful year of music. In the keynote event of the seventh Citywide New York Early Music Celebration, Maestro Frederick Renz leads Early Music New York's Chamber Orchestra, joined by guest Danish recorder soloist Bolette Roed and Norwegian cornetto soloist Alexandra Opsahl in a vibrant program of 18th…

Pacific Baroque Orchestra with Karina Gauvin, soprano Alexander Weimann, Musical Director Sunday, October 27, 2019 at 4pm Russian White Nights: Opera Arias from 18th-century St. Petersburg At the dawn of the 18th century, Tsar Peter the Great was presiding over both Russia’s political transformation into one of the great European powers and a cultural revolution of social modernization. French and German influences would ensure the court in St. Petersburg adopted a much more cosmopolitan style, which extended to an avid…

Cappella Pratensis presents "A Renaissance Masterpiece: Jacob Obrecht’s 'Missa Maria zart'" – On his way to Ferrara to begin work at the Este chapel, Obrecht stopped at Innsbruck. There he heard a song to the Virgin Mary that would inspire his brilliant Missa Maria zart. He died the following year, leaving this late and radiant creation in the Flamboyant Gothic style. Singing from mensural notation scored in a large choirbook, the internationally acclaimed Cappella Pratensis soars, ever vibrant in its authenticity.…