Chamber music by Mozart, Reicha, and Crusell for clarinet and strings on historical instruments Preconcert talk begins one half hour before the performance

Chamber music by Mozart, Reicha, and Crusell for clarinet and strings on historical instruments Preconcert talk begins one half hour before the performance

Early Music Missouri presents "Concerto delle donne: Songs for Three Ladies," a concert of early 17th-century virtuosic vocal work for three female voices. Drawing on the late 16th-century model of the Duke of Ferrara's "musica secreta" and its famous virtuosi singers, EMMo presents three of the region's finest singers in a program of exciting Italian …

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Celebrate 20 years of Salt with a tour of 17th-century London’s taverns, markets and well-appointed homes. We’ll perform music for the consort-of-six, a favored ensemble during Elizabeth I’s reign. Our program include virtuosic settings from Thomas Morley’s First Booke of Consort Lessons; a generous helping of country dance tunes; and our own arrangements of broadside …

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Since 2008 the women of Tibertina Ensemble from Prague have mesmerized European audiences singing medieval repertory, secular and sacred, while playing their own harp acconpaniment. They make their North American debut bringing hymns, antiphons, conducti, and sequences by the famous Hildegard of Bingen, 12th-century abbess, mystic, writer, and composer. Hildegard’s music is highly individual, often …

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The adventurous and dynamic duo Corde à vide—violinist Jubal Fulks and harpsichordist Lorna Peters—will present “The Spirit of Improvisation,” a program of sonatas, chaconnes and preludes featuring the music of Corelli, Purcell, Bertali, Couperin and Biber. Their concert repertoire, which spans over a century of Baroque music, exemplifies the spontaneous, improvisatory character of this period, …

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Revel in early fiddle music on period instruments on the lawn of the Dyckman Farmhouse, built circa 1784. The violins, violone and lute of Silentwoods Collective blur the lines between fiddle music, and music of the court in their high energy and spirited program titled “Crossing the Pond” performed on the porch of the Dyckman …

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Música Antigua de Albuquerque will present " Did You Hear?",  a concert of music from the Middle Ages and Renaissance, featuring tales of composers whose personal lives were troubled by scandal and drama.  Narrator Kathy Wimmer will fill us in on the details as we go.  The music will be performed with voices and period …

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From the rich legacy of psalm settings, our season finale juxtaposes music from the Jewish and Christian traditions. In convertendo (Psalm 126) from the operatic master Jean-Philippe Rameau infuses the psalmist's words with flair and passion, while companion pieces by Salamone Rossi and J. S. Bach infuse psalm texts with sonorous counterpoint. Featuring: Erica Schuller, …

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Special Concert! Global Connections PHILIP GLASS HARPSICHORD CONCERTO TICKET NOT YET ON SALE In-person and Virtual Members of the Seattle Baroque Orchestra and Auburn Symphony join forces to revive the Concerto for Harpsichord by Philip Glass. Premiered in Seattle by the Northwest Chamber Orchestra and harpsichord soloist Jillon Stoppels Dupree in 2002, Dupree returns to …

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Early Music Missouri brings a concert of Italian Baroque music to the Shumei Center in Crestone, CO. “The Evolving Cello: Sonatas & Sinfonias by Italian Virtuosi” features music by the first generation of cello virtuosi, offering an entertaining and enlightening look at some of the musicians who determined the future of the cello. The performance will …

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Early Music Missouri brings a concert of Italian Baroque music to San Miguel Chapel. "The Evolving Cello: Sonatas & Sinfonias by Italian Virtuosi" features music by the first generation of cello virtuosi, offering an entertaining and enlightening look at some of the musicians who determined the future of the cello. The performance will feature Baroque …

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Songs of Time: 700 years of Delights for the Muses Long & Away, a consort of viols Anne Legêne, Karen Burciaga, James Perretta, violas da gamba   Thursday May 25, 7:30 PM St. Paul’s Episcopal Church 29 Main Street, Stockbridge, MA Suggested donation $20   Viol consort Long & Away presents an eclectic program traveling …

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See and hear an early, sacred Spanish program, formed around the Victoria Missa Salve performed by Richmond's own Cathedral Schola Cantorum with Forgotten Clefs - performing on period instruments.