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Tickets for the Finals of the Voices of Music 2017 Bach Competition Space is limited! Finals will be held at the Boston Early Music Festival, Friday, June 16th, 2017, 1-3 pm Beacon Hill Friends House |
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I. Virtuoso Concertos
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I. Virtuoso Concerto Holiday Celebration Virtuoso Concertos by Bach, Biber, Geminiani and Vivaldi November 30, December 2 and December 3, 2017 Celebrate the holidays with us. We are bringing you another exuberant evening featuring Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No 6, as well as virtuoso concertos by Geminiani, Sarro and Vivaldi. Ever hear a concerto by Domenico Natale Sarro? Join us for an evening with your favorite well-known concerti and also be delighted by music that is new to you. Elizabeth Blumenstock, Maria Caswell, Lisa Grodin, Katherine Heater, Kati Kyme, Carla Moore, Farley Pearce, Hanneke van Proosdij, Elisabeth Reed, William Skeen, David Tayler and Tanya Tomkins. Thursday, November 30, Palo Alto 8 pm |
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II. An Evening in Paris
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II. An Evening in Paris: Music for the King’s Chamber and the Parisian Salons Music by Couperin, Marais and Telemann. Carla Moore, Hanneke van Proosdij, Elisabeth Reed, William Skeen, Derek Tam and David Tayler January 19-21, 2018
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III. Leonardo da Vinci: A Musical Odyssey
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III. Leonardo da Vinci: A Musical Odyssey March 2-4, 2018 Voices of Music presents “Leonardo da Vinci: A Musical Odyssey," which explores the music that Leonardo da Vinci would have heard in the cities in which he lived. There is no surviving music that Leonardo da Vinci played or composed, but through the writing of Giorgio Vasari and contemporaneous accounts we know that Leonardo was an acclaimed virtuoso on the lira da braccio, a type of bowed string instrument, and that he loved to accompany himself as he sang improvised poetry. Proficiency in music was highly valued in his time alongside the study of art and architecture. Da Vinci’s life coincides with a burst of activity in music, including the invention of music printing by Ottaviano Petrucci in Venice as well as the patronage in the 1480s of Lorenzo de’ Medici in Florence. Our research for this project includes a variety of musical forms, including frottole, sung poetry, music from the Medici and Sforza courts, the circle of Isabella d’Este, and the Parisian chansons from da Vinci’s final years in France. Join us for our story which will take you on a journey through Leonardo’s musical world, illustrating the synergy between science and art along the way. Featuring Lawrence Rosenwald, poet and story teller; Stefanie True, soprano; Deborah Rentz-Moore mezzo soprano; Shira Kammen, lira da braccio and many others. Friday March 2, Palo Alto 8pm |
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