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Mountain Collegium Early Music & Folk Music Workshop

Western Carolina University Cullowhee, NC, United States

Come celebrate 50 years of music-making against the backdrop of the scenic Smoky Mountains! Mountain Collegium offers study of Medieval, Renaissance, Baroque, and Folk music, with four classes each day. Classes are taught by highly acclaimed early music and folk music performers, scholars, and teachers in recorder, viol, voice, sackbut, open and capped reeds, other …

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Music & Imagery – playing with a 3-dimensional sound

Virtual Event Virtual Event

Music-making is often compared to storytelling, which combines words with imagery to create an emotional impact on the listener. Relating to her knowledge in portrait and fine-art photography, historical flutist Teddie Hwang will demonstrate how such an extra-musical understanding can give insight into music and its interpretation. Furthermore, her concepts in tone production will lead …

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Virtual Event Featured Event Series EPLC Mixer

EPLC Mixer

EMA's Emerging Professional Leadership Council (EPLC) invites you to connect with your early-music community across the Americas! Mixers will be held on the last Sunday of each month 7-8pm U.S. Eastern Time. Each will include conversations with extraordinary leaders in the field of early music, virtual happy hours, and panels followed by a Q&A. Grab …

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Many Voices

St. Anne's in-the-Fields 147 Concord Rd, Lincoln, United States

The Boston Recorder Orchestra, the nation’s only Renaissance recorder orchestra, brings together professional and community players performing on a handmade, matched set of instruments ranging from garklein to contrabass by Italian master craftsman Francesco LiVirghi. This program presents the many voices of the orchestra in intertwining conversations of Renaissance polyphony, madrigals of women and black …

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$20 – $25

Many Voices

The Chapel at West Parish 210 Lowell Street, Andover, MA, United States

The Boston Recorder Orchestra, the nation’s only Renaissance recorder orchestra, brings together professional and community players performing on a handmade, matched set of instruments ranging from garklein to contrabass by Italian master craftsman Francesco LiVirghi. This program presents the many voices of the orchestra in intertwining conversations of Renaissance polyphony, madrigals of women and black …

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$20 – $25

Many Voices

Emmanuel Church | Lindsey Chapel 15 Newbury Street, Boston, MA, United States

The Boston Recorder Orchestra, the nation’s only Renaissance recorder orchestra, brings together professional and community players performing on a handmade, matched set of instruments ranging from garklein to contrabass by Italian master craftsman Francesco LiVirghi. This program presents the many voices of the orchestra in intertwining conversations of Renaissance polyphony, madrigals of women and black …

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$20 – $25

The Three Musketeers

St. Anne's in-the-Fields 147 Concord Rd, Lincoln, United States

Hesperus brings their famous “cine-concert” to Boston and accompanies the classic silent film “The Three Musketeers” starring Douglas Fairbanks. The year is 1625, and swashbuckling swordsman D’Artagnan joins forces with the Three Musketeers to save the French Queen’s honor from the machinations of the cruel Cardinal Richelieu. This 1921 melodrama, an adaptation of Alexander Dumas’ …

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$20 – $25

The Three Musketeers

The Chapel at West Parish 210 Lowell Street, Andover, MA, United States

Hesperus brings their famous “cine-concert” to Boston and accompanies the classic silent film “The Three Musketeers” starring Douglas Fairbanks. The year is 1625, and swashbuckling swordsman D’Artagnan joins forces with the Three Musketeers to save the French Queen’s honor from the machinations of the cruel Cardinal Richelieu. This 1921 melodrama, an adaptation of Alexander Dumas’ …

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$20 – $25

The Three Musketeers

Emmanuel Church | Lindsey Chapel 15 Newbury Street, Boston, MA, United States

Hesperus brings their famous “cine-concert” to Boston and accompanies the classic silent film “The Three Musketeers” starring Douglas Fairbanks. The year is 1625, and swashbuckling swordsman D’Artagnan joins forces with the Three Musketeers to save the French Queen’s honor from the machinations of the cruel Cardinal Richelieu. This 1921 melodrama, an adaptation of Alexander Dumas’ …

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$20 – $25

Canzoni da Sonar

St. Anne's in-the-Fields 147 Concord Rd, Lincoln, United States

The early Baroque was a time of experimentation, when stylistic elements of Renaissance polyphony met and mingled with the developing practice of basso continuo. England and Italy saw a blossoming interest in virtuosic instrumental music which later became 18th-c. suite and sonata forms. Contrasting moods and tempi of these early works would later develop into …

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$20 – $25

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