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February 2019
The Baltimore Consort at Mississippi Academy of Ancient Music
Performing The Food of Love: Songs, Dances, and Fancies for Shakespeare http://baltcons.com/
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The Dancing Master; Solo Soprano Cantatas of J.S. Bach and French Dance of the 18th Century
The solo cantatas of Bach are a particularly rich trove in which to find French dance forms. In two performances of music and dance, Bay area ensemble, Nash Baroque will explore with soprano, Jennifer Paulino and period dance troupe, the San Francisco Renaissance Dancers, influences of 18th century French dance forms on the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Audiences will be transported to a time when this collaboration between music and dance flourished, illustrating what composers and dancing masters of…
Find out more »The Dancing Master; Solo Soprano Cantatas of J.S. Bach and French Dance of the 18th Century
The solo cantatas of Bach are a particularly rich trove in which to find French dance forms. In two performances of music and dance, Bay area ensemble, Nash Baroque will explore with soprano, Jennifer Paulino and period dance troupe, the San Francisco Renaissance Dancers, influences of 18th century French dance forms on the music of Johann Sebastian Bach. Audiences will be transported to a time when this collaboration between music and dance flourished, illustrating what composers and dancing masters of…
Find out more »Music Before 1800: Alkemie
Five-part medieval ensemble Rosa das rosas: Songs for the Virgin Mary Five East Coast musicians founded Alkemie in 2013 to explore both the sublime and the earthly realms of medieval repertory. This Spanish program from the 13th and 14th centuries features singing and playing of multiple instruments—harp, recorders, vielle, and percussion. The pieces honor the Virgin Mary—most beautiful rose, miraculous healer, dragon slayer, and powerful intercessor during the upheaval of war.
Find out more »Beethoven’s Clarinet – Part of Queen Anne Concerts, under the auspices of Musique du Jour Presents!
What a delight! – Popular clarinet virtuoso Thomas Carroll visits Seattle with his chalumeau, basset horn, and “Stadler” and Classical clarinets to perform works by Boismortier (Suite in G minor), Mozart (Duets, K. 487, and the Adagio from the Clarinet Concerto), and Beethoven (the Clarinet Trios, Opp. 11 and 38) with cellist Page Smith and pianist Tamara Friedman (1805 Nannette Streicher fortepiano). “Mr. Carroll’s playing was entirely admirable, sweet and agile, dazzling.” (New York Times) $30 GA, $25 SN,…
Find out more »Beethoven’s Clarinet – Part of Queen Anne Concerts, under the auspices of Musique du Jour Presents!
What a delight! – Popular clarinet virtuoso Thomas Carroll visits Seattle with his chalumeau, basset horn, and “Stadler” and Classical clarinets to perform works by Boismortier (Suite in G minor), Mozart (Duets, K. 487, and the Adagio from the Clarinet Concerto), and Beethoven (the Clarinet Trios, Opp. 11 and 38) with cellist Page Smith and pianist Tamara Friedman (1805 Nannette Streicher fortepiano). “Mr. Carroll’s playing was entirely admirable, sweet and agile, dazzling.” (New York Times) $30 GA, $25 SN, $15…
Find out more »Paul O’Dette and Ronn McFarlane at Early Music in Columbus
For Two Lutes: Virtuoso Duets From Italy & England
Find out more »Paul O’Dette and Ronn McFarlane at Early Music Now
Performing "For Two Lutes: Virtuoso Duets From Italy & England". A Pre-concert lecture will begin at 4pm, the concert will begin at 5pm.
Find out more »Music Before 1800: Paul O’Dette
Paul O’Dette, lute Mr. Dowland’s Midnight What better place to hear Paul O’Dette, lutenist supreme, than in the intimate ballroom of the Kosciuszko Foundation! His Dowland program mingles favorite works such as The King of Denmark’s Galliard and Lachrimae with unfamiliar pieces: A Coye Toye, My Lady Hunnsdon’s Puffe, and Mistris Winters Jump. A star performer for many years, Paul O’Dette continues to delight and inspire listeners worldwide.
Find out more »Lieder ohne Worte (Songs without Words)
Japanese violinist Noyuri Hazama, baroque cellist and violist da gamba musician Eva Lymenstull, and keyboardist Shin Hwang explore the more singable works of Schubert and Beethoven centered around the composer's inspiration from the Lied (Germanic songs).
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