In “Curious and Modern Inventions,” Rebecca Cypess takes a highly original approach to early modern Italian instrumental music, situating her study in the context of scientific curiosity in the early 17th century.
Engaging Study Of 17th-Century Instrumental Music Read More »
The different types of instrumentation, and Alejandro Tonatiuh Hernández’s varied performance tactics in rendering these polyphonic (or embellished monophonic) pieces on the vielle, bring new life to this repertoire.
The Vielle Has Its Day In the Sun Read More »
Performers will present a short (12 minutes max!) program designed to grab the attention of Serendipity’s patrons and are encouraged consider innovative programming choices designed for a non-traditional space and audience.
Early Music, Late Night – Applications Welcome Read More »
At Renaissance festivals, it can be difficult to bring in patrons who may never have heard Early Music and who are as timid as a 3-year-old with a plate of Brussels sprouts!
Winning Early Music Fans, One RenFest at a Time Read More »
The Costanoan Trio explores the piano trio repertoire of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, with special interests in lesser-known composers and recreating the world of domestic music-making in intimate concert spaces.
2018 Emerging Artists Showcase: Costanoan Trio Read More »
